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Dracos Linux: The open source operating system for penetration testing

Dracos Linux is an open source operating system that provides penetration testing. It comes with many pentest tools, such as information gathering, forensics, malware analysis, maintaining access, and reverse engineering.

Dracos Linux is built by The Linux From Scratch. This operating system is a variant of Linux distributions that are based on security testing for penetration testing. Dracos linux does not use GUI-based tools, it simply has the software that uses CLI (command line interface) to perform its functions and tools.

What is different from the older version? The new version of Dracos Linux has its own package manager, called Venomizer. So, you can track, download and compile the package using venomizer.

Dracos Linux

Dracos V3.0 “Kuntilanak” Specification

Code: KUNTILANAK

Public License: GNU/GPL v3

Version: 3.0 (beta)

Arch: x86_64

Based on: LFS 7.10 Systemd

Kernel version: 4.9.5

Size: 3.2 Gb

  • Education: Dracos is intended for educational purposes and the enhancement of ethical hacking. 
  • Source: It has been built from codes.
  • Repository: Although it is code-based, Dracos Linux will create a repository.
  • Difficulty Level: Dracos is built from source code, thus forcing us to compile when installing a package or software, which of course is likely to lead to system failure and other vulnerabilities.

Penetration Tools List

  1. Information Gathering
  2. Vulnerability Assessment
  3. Web Attack
  4. Exploitation Testing
  5. Privilege Escalation
  6. Password Attack
  7. Social Engineering
  8. Man In The Middle Attack
  9. Stress Testing
  10. Wireless Attack
  11. Maintaining Access
  12. Forensic Tools
  13. Reverse Engineering
  14. Malware Analysis
  15. Covering Track
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