truoble placing a name on an OS

[Tank5489]

about a year ago i was introduced to what i believe was an Linux OS. it was specifically designed for "technological warfare" i believe it was called FLAC but I'm not sure can anyone help me out here?

[juxtaposed]

about a year ago i was introduced to what i believe was an Linux OS. it was specifically designed for "technological warfare" i believe it was called FLAC but I'm not sure can anyone help me out here?

FLAC is a lossless audio format, not a linux distro.

[Tank5489]

ok well that knocks that out. thanks for the clarification. how about how about the name of the system?

[Harpalus]

PHLAK. (http://sourceforge.net/projects/phlakproject/)

The best choice nowadays, however, is BackTrack. (www.remote-exploit.org/backtrack.html) There's also nUbuntu, Knoppix-STD, Warlinux, etc...but the best choice nowadays is widely considered to be BackTrack.

Correction - the best choice is to look at what tools BackTrack includes, get a feel for the various programs, then install BackTrack, or install some security programs on your own distribution. You'll have a slightly easier time using updated security utilities, rather then the ones included on the BackTrack LiveCD - especially when you're trying to exploit vulnerabilities.

[Tank5489]

ok well i phonetically was right. thanks guys!