Anonymous-OS Download

Η πιο διάσημη ομάδα hackers του κόσμου κυκλοφόρησαν το σύστημα με το όνομα Anonymous-OS, το οποίο βρίσκεται στην έκδοση 0.1.To Anonymous OS βασίζεται στο Ubuntu 11.10, (το οποίο είναι βασισμένο σε Linux) και χρησιμοποιεί το περιβάλλον Mate, το οποίο είναι επίσης ανοιχτό λογισμικό.Ουσιαστικά με το λειτουργικό αυτό σύστημα θα έχετε στη διάθεσή σας όλα τα απαραίτητα εργαλεία για να μπορείτε να συμμετάσχετε στην ομάδα των Anonymous και να πραγματοποιείτε hacking.Στο Anonymous-OS περιλαμβάνονται εφαρμογές όπως: ParolaPass Password Generator, Find Host IP, Anonymous HOIC, Ddosim, Pyloris, Slowloris, TorsHammer, Sqlmap, Havij, Sql Poison, Admin Finder, John the Ripper, Hash Identifier, Tor, XChat IRC, Pidgin, Vidalia, Polipo, JonDo, i2p, Wireshark, Zenmap και άλλες.
ANONYNOUS-OS DOWNLOAD
The hacking group Anonymous may or may not have launched its very own operating system.

Dubbed Anonymous OS Live, the operating system, which is available as a free download on Sourceforge, is based on the Ubuntu version of Linux. According to a description on the Sourceforge page, the operating system is designed for "educational purposes" and can also be used to check "the security of Web pages."

The people behind the software have set up a Tumblr page providing news and updates on the software. Those folks yesterday announced that the OS had been downloaded over 4,600 times.

What's not immediately clear is just who it is behind the operating system. Anonymous has no central hierarchy, and in many cases, parts of the group break off from the main sector to engage in their own activities. In other words, there is no easy way to know if this operating system has been endorsed by the whole group, or is the brainchild of just a few members.

That has been made abundantly clear in a tweet sent out yesterday, and another this morning, by @Anonops, a Twitter account that is believed to speak for Anonymous. @Anonops wrote that the operating system "is fake" and "wrapped in trojans."
Whoever's promoting the OS sought to allay fears.

"Please people, in our world, in Linux and opensource world, there is not virus (sic)," the people behind Anonymous OS Live wrote this morning in response. "If any user believe that Anonymous-OS 'is wrapped in trojans' or 'backdoored OS by any Law enforcement Company or Hacker,' please don't download it! But don't mislead the world that Linux is dangerous and has trojans!"

As of this writing, Anonymous OS Live has been downloaded nearly 21,000 times. It has been recommended by 36 people, while 22 have said that it's best to steer clear.

Still, the folks behind the operating system don't want anyone using it for illegal purposes. In an "about" page, Anonymous writes that users should not "attack" Web pages, adding that "the user has total responsibility for any illegal act."