Devil-Linux

Devil-Linux is a special secure Linux distribution which is used for firewalls, routers, gateways, and servers. The goal of Devil-Linux is to have a small, customizable, and secure Linux system. Configuration is saved on a floppy disk or USB stick, and it has several optional packages. Devil-Linux boots from CD, but can be stored on CF cards or USB sticks.

Tags Networking Firewalls Security Operating Systems Linux Distributions CD-Based
Licenses GPL
Operating Systems POSIX Linux

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  •  31 May 2009 21:33
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    Changes: This release features kernel 2.6, Webmin, and many program updates and new features.

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    •  25 Jul 2008 21:14
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    Changes: This release includes many program and security updates.

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    •  21 Nov 2007 16:45
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    Changes: Many program updates. Missing iptables modules have been added. This release uses kernel 2.4.35.2, and there are many more changes.

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    •  02 Mar 2007 13:22
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    Changes: Main changes include the updated timezone information for the recent DST changes, a lot of program updates, the addition of missing iptables modules, and much more.

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    •  17 Jan 2007 11:33
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    Changes: Kernel 2.4.34, security fixes, many package updates, new Perl modules, a few new packages, and more.

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    Rcomment-before 07 Nov 2005 10:50 Rcomment-trans smiley73 Rcomment-after

    Re: A GREAT Linux Security Distro
    Take a look at our documentation. It's not very extensive, but it gets you started.

    "8.5. Booting Devil-Linux from devices other than the CD-ROM"

    http://www.devil-linux.org/documentation/1.2.x/ch01s08.html#d0e1267

    Also don't use the new 1.2.7, it has some issues which we're currently resolving.

    Heiko

    Rcomment-before 07 Nov 2005 10:44 Rcomment-trans kennethcraig Rcomment-after

    Re: A GREAT Linux Security Distro
    Manu, I am interested in trying Devil-Linux. What steps would I need to take to deploy a bootable compact flash version?

    Rcomment-before 01 Feb 2004 08:14 Rcomment-trans eescar Rcomment-after

    A GREAT Linux Security Distro
    This Security aimed distro catch me for over two years now and I can't imagine working without it today!

    I'm not a code writer but the build system is so clean it's a game to add new and custom features to your own Devil version. I even made contributions, despite I don't understand anything in developping software!

    I love that system is on CD and can't be modified by a potential intruder! But you can also use USB sticks or whatever you want to hold distribution and so fit to your specific hardware : turn your old (or new) hardware in a strong and powerfull dedicated security gateway.

    a MUST TRY!

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