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i found this linux the othere day. P.H.L.A.K http://www.phlak.org/modules/news/ seems pretty cool.. anyone ever used it? ive been trying it out and it seems like someting good to use for ...
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    anyone ever used phlak linux?

    i found this linux the othere day. P.H.L.A.K http://www.phlak.org/modules/news/ seems pretty cool.. anyone ever used it? ive been trying it out and it seems like someting good to use for my friends and myne firewars for the weekends.
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    Re: anyone ever used phlak linux?

    Quote Originally Posted by zacam87
    i found this linux the othere day. P.H.L.A.K http://www.phlak.org/modules/news/ seems pretty cool.. anyone ever used it? ive been trying it out and it seems like someting good to use for my friends and myne firewars for the weekends.
    Don't use Phlak, but I've always had a soft spot for Morphix which it is based on.
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    Yup I've used it. It does all the basic computer things, web/IM etc but the rest is really for security focussed tasks. There are one or two GUI tools but mostly these are things available on any distro (at least as a package) combined together. If your into security audits/penetration testing or are just a '1337 haXX0r' this should be a bit of fun at least if not useful. I usually check out latest releases on it, but it rarely holds my interest for more than an hour or two. I find slax with the appropriate modules to be just as effective and more of a jack-of-all-trades.

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    PHLAK is prett much a live CD with hacking tools on it, and I really dont think it is very good, much prefer morphix.

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    I used it and Knoppix STD a couple of years ago to get my feet wet before I installed Linux on my computer.

    In that time, I've only ever had the GUI crash on me once, and it was while I was using PHLAK. At the time I didn't understand what had happened, and that was the last time I used PHLAK.

    From what I remember, it had some really nice tools on it.

    I think I need to download the latest, and start playing with it again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hilowe
    I used it and Knoppix STD a couple of years...
    I liked STD, it seemed very well put together. But what's with that "Felix" looking cat with the ridiculous sardonic smile?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dapper Dan
    Quote Originally Posted by hilowe
    I used it and Knoppix STD a couple of years...
    I liked STD, it seemed very well put together. But what's with that "Felix" looking cat with the ridiculous sardonic smile?
    Didn't know you could catch an STD from Linux (sorry, in a weird mood tonight).
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    Quote Originally Posted by fingal
    Quote Originally Posted by Dapper Dan
    Quote Originally Posted by hilowe
    I used it and Knoppix STD a couple of years...
    I liked STD, it seemed very well put together. But what's with that "Felix" looking cat with the ridiculous sardonic smile?
    Didn't know you could catch an STD from Linux (sorry, in a weird mood tonight).
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    ahh ok well thanks guys. i downloaded it and tryed it out. it seems to be ok. i kindof like it. maby ill play with it a bit more {8^)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vergil83
    Quote Originally Posted by fingal
    Quote Originally Posted by Dapper Dan
    Quote Originally Posted by hilowe
    I used it and Knoppix STD a couple of years...
    I liked STD, it seemed very well put together. But what's with that "Felix" looking cat with the ridiculous sardonic smile?
    Didn't know you could catch an STD from Linux (sorry, in a weird mood tonight).
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