Backtrack vs Auditor

I've downloaded both the above named Linux Live CD's and
I've got them working but I have just a few questions about the
intent of either distro. Let's see - is Auditor more designed with
the WiFi hacker in mind? Backtrack seems like an OS with
networking security tools, where IMHO Auditor is pure hacking.

Have I got that right?

Second question: Is there a way to access my hard drive with
either distro? I'd like to save settings, files etc. I'd also like to
use Backtrack's music player but all my mp3's are on my C
drive......

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Ken Bessler

On Sun, 20 Aug 2006 12:03:55 -0500, "Ken Bessler"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I've downloaded both the above named Linux Live CD's and
>I've got them working but I have just a few questions about the
>intent of either distro. Let's see - is Auditor more designed with
>the WiFi hacker in mind? Backtrack seems like an OS with
>networking security tools, where IMHO Auditor is pure hacking.
>
>Have I got that right?
>
>Second question: Is there a way to access my hard drive with
>either distro? I'd like to save settings, files etc. I'd also like to
>use Backtrack's music player but all my mp3's are on my C
>drive......

"What is BackTrack?

BackTrack is the natural evolution of Whax and Auditor - a live cd,
standalone penetration testing toolkit. There are some major new
features in BackTrack which add huge functionality compared Whoppix,
and may change the way we use live distributions. .."

http://new.remote-exploit.org/index.php/Tools

cheers

Witek

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