Katana: Multi-Boot Security Suite 2.0

Katana is a portable multi-boot security suite designed for many of your computer security needs. The idea behind this tool is to bring together all of the best security distributions to run from one USB drive. Katana includes distributions which focus on Pen-Testing, Auditing, Forensics, System Recovery, Network Analysis, Malware Removal and more.<br /><br />Distros:<br />- Backtrack 4<br />- the Ultimate Boot CD<br />- Ultimate Boot CD for Windows<br />- Ophcrack Live<br />- Puppy Linux<br />- Kaspersky Live<br />- Trinity Rescue Kit<br />- Clonezilla<br />- Derik's Boot and Nuke<br /><br />And instructions on installing additional Distributions can be found here.<br /><br />Katana Tool Kit<br /><br />- Wireshark<br />- HiJackThis<br />- Firefox<br />- PuTTY<br />- Unstoppable Copier<br />- OllyDBG<br />- ProcessActivityView<br />- SniffPass Password Sniffer<br />- ClamAV<br />- Undelete Plus<br />- IECookiesView<br />- MozillaCacheView<br />- FreeOTFE<br />- The PC Decrapifier<br />- FindSSN<br />- The Sleuth Kit<br />- OpenOffice<br />and many more.<br /><br />Installation:<br /><br />1. Requires USB flash drive of size 8GB or larger with 6GB free space. (NOTE: You can install Katana on smaller drives by uninstalling some distributions. See step 4.)<br /><br />2. Download katana-v1.rar to local disk. Full install requires 6 GB of free disk space on local downloading system. (NOTE: FAT16/FAT32 partitions cannot accommodate a 6GB file.)<br /><br />3. Flash drive must be formatted FAT32. (OPTIONAL: Create "katana" directory on local disk.)<br /><br />4. (Turn off your virus scanner before install) Extract katana-v1.rar to the "katana" directory and move to USB flash drive OR extract directly to the root of the flash drive. Now you can run the uninstall_tools.bat or uninstall_tools.sh script in "boot/uninstall/" directory if you wish to remove any distributions. This can also be done after installation.<br /><br />5. Change directory to the freshly copied /boot directory on the USB device. Make sure you're in the "boot" directory on the USB device!<br /><br />6. Run the following with Administrative privileges. For Linux/OSX run ./boostinst.sh, for Windows run ./boostinst.bat<br /><br />7. Make sure computer BIOS allows USB boot. Boot from flash drive.<br /><br />All Done!

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Platforms:	*nix, Linux
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