Secure, privacy - live usb/dvd lite distro ?
Level of intruders - sociopaths, criminal groups, surveillance of finances and sensitive target data.
Puppy linux can detect the intruder?
How make forensics tools in puppy linux.
CAINE Live USB/DVD - computer forensics digital forensics
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Possible tools to real time detect and collect evidence ?
Forensics tools in puppy linux? Can detect the intruder?
How usefull is it ?
https://cyber.gc.ca/en/assemblyline
NCSC programme tackling cyber attacks
https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/section/product ... er-defence
https://www.atg-it.co.uk/security/ncscs ... ess-guide/
Tools from this agencies ?
National Security Agency (NSA),
UK's National Cyber Security Center (NCSC),
Canadian Centre for Cyber Security.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/s ... -networks/
lsof -i will show any intruder.
To much information !
https://cyber.gc.ca/en/assemblyline
NCSC programme tackling cyber attacks
https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/section/product ... er-defence
https://www.atg-it.co.uk/security/ncscs ... ess-guide/
Tools from this agencies ?
National Security Agency (NSA),
UK's National Cyber Security Center (NCSC),
Canadian Centre for Cyber Security.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/s ... -networks/
lsof -i will show any intruder.
To much information !
Last edited by EBored on Mon 06 Jul 2020, 19:44, edited 2 times in total.
Hello EBored.
For the record, CAINE is a distro, so cannot be incorporated in PuppyLinux.
Personally, I find PuppyLinux very secure, if you make regular backups of your
pupsave file. It's the only part of Puppy that could be tampered with, since you
have a copy of your OS in an *.iso file.
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There are a plethora of threads on this board discussing Puppy as an
(absolutely?) secure system. So I won't repeat what has been said. Please
do a bit of research with the forum search tool at top, and you'll see.
The only addition I like for security purpose is lsof, with the -i parameter,
which I run a couple of times during my session.will show any intruder.
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BFN.
For the record, CAINE is a distro, so cannot be incorporated in PuppyLinux.
Personally, I find PuppyLinux very secure, if you make regular backups of your
pupsave file. It's the only part of Puppy that could be tampered with, since you
have a copy of your OS in an *.iso file.
(edit begins)
There are a plethora of threads on this board discussing Puppy as an
(absolutely?) secure system. So I won't repeat what has been said. Please
do a bit of research with the forum search tool at top, and you'll see.
The only addition I like for security purpose is lsof, with the -i parameter,
which I run a couple of times during my session.
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lsof -i(edit ends)
BFN.
Last edited by musher0 on Tue 07 Jul 2020, 01:31, edited 4 times in total.
musher0
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Saying that Puppy is absolutely secure is tempting fate.
If you run Puppy from a multisession DVD-R or BD-R and save the session after an ill-considered night on the web, for forensic purposes you can boot your multisession Puppy with the pfix=ram boot option, then mount the multisession DVD or BD disk and compare the files of the original Puppy on the disk with those in the saved sessions on the disk. This sort of forensic analysis is not possible if you run Puppy from erasable, re-writable media such as hard disk drives or USB flash drives.
If you run Puppy from a multisession DVD-R or BD-R and save the session after an ill-considered night on the web, for forensic purposes you can boot your multisession Puppy with the pfix=ram boot option, then mount the multisession DVD or BD disk and compare the files of the original Puppy on the disk with those in the saved sessions on the disk. This sort of forensic analysis is not possible if you run Puppy from erasable, re-writable media such as hard disk drives or USB flash drives.
How use in puli distro ?
http://distro.ibiblio.org/fatdog/web/faqs/sandbox.html
http://distro.ibiblio.org/fatdog/web/faqs/sandbox.html