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Knoppix STD (Security Tools Distribution) is a Live CD Linux distribution based on Knoppix that focuses on computer security tools. It includes GPL licensed tools in the following categories: authentication, password cracking, encryption, forensics, firewalls, honeypots, intrusion detection system, network utilities, penetration, packet sniffers, assemblers, vulnerability assessment and wireless networking. Knoppix STD version 0.1 was published January 24, 2004, on Knoppix 3.2, and therefore stagnated, lacking updated drivers and packages. A release date for version 0.2 has not yet been announced.
- Authentication tools located in /usr/bin/auth/ include freeradius 0.9.3.
- Encryption tools located in /usr/bin/crypto/ include 2c2, 4c, acfe, cryptcat, gifshuffle, gpg 1.2.3, ike-scan, mp3stego, openssl 0.9.7c, outguess, stegbreak, stegdetect, sslwrap, stunnel, super-freeSWAN 1.99.8, texto and xor-analyze.
- Forensics tools located in /usr/bin/forensics/ include sleuthkit 1.66, autopsy 1.75, biew, bsed, consh, coreography, dcfldd, fenris, fatback, foremost, ftimes, galleta, hashdig, hdb, mac-robber, md5deep, memfetch, pasco, PhotoRec, readdbx, readoe, rifiuti, secure_delete, TestDisk, wipe, and other typical system tools used for forensics (dd, lsof, strings, grep, etc.)
- Firewall tools located in /usr/bin/fw/ include blockall, flushall, firestarter, firewalk, floppyfw, fwlogwatch, iptables 1.2.8, gtk-iptables and shorewall 1.4.8-RC1,
- Honeypots located in /usr/bin/honeypot/ include honeyd 0.7, labrea and thp
- Intrusion detection systems located in /usr/bin/ids/ include snort 2.1.0, ACID, barnyard, oinkmaster, hogwash, bro, prelude, WIDZ, aide, logsnorter, swatch, sha1sym, md5sum and syslogd.
- Network utilities located in /usr/bin/net-utils/ include LinNeighborhood, argus, arpwatch, cdpr, cheops, etherape, iperf, ipsc, iptraf, mrtg, mtr, ntop 2.1.0, rrdtool, samba and tcptrack.
- Password tools located in /usr/bin/pwd-tools/ include john 1.6.34, allwords2, chntpw, cisilia, cmospwd, djohn, pwl9x and rcrack.
- Packet sniffers located in /usr/bin/sniff/ include aimSniff, driftnet, dsniff, ethereal .0.10.0, ettercap 0.6.b, filesnarf, mailsnarf, msgsnarf, ngrep, tcpdump, urlsnarf and webspy.
- TCP tools located in /usr/bin/tcp-tools/ include arpfetch, arping, arpspoof, arpwatch, despoof, excalibur, file2cable, fragroute, gspoof, hopfake, hunt, ipmagic, lcrzoex, macof, packetto 1.10 and 2.0pre3, netsed, packETH, tcpkill and tcpreplay
- Tunnels located in /usr/bin/tunnels/ include cryptcat, httptunnel, icmpshell, netcat, shadyshell, stegtunnel, tcpstatflow and tiny shell.
- Vulnerability Assessment tools located in /usr/bin/vuln-test/ include ADM tools, amap 4.5, IRPAS, chkrootkit 0.43, ClamAV, curl, exodus, ffp, firewalk, hydra, nbtscan, ncpquery, nessus 2.0.9, nikto, nmap 3.48, p0f, proxychains, rpcinfo, screamingCobra, siege, sil, snot, syslog_deluxe, thcrut, vmap, warscan, xprobe2, yaph and zz.
- Wireless tools located in /usr/bin/wireless/ include airsnarf, airsnort, airtraf, gpsdrive, kismet 3.0.1, kismet-log-viewer, macchanger, wellenreiter and patched orinoco drivers
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