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Hello, i am introducing myself to this forum. I came here in hopes of learn about information security in a serious matter. I am a grad student of information systems and thinking of making Security the field i specialize in. Looking forward to learning a lot from you all. :D
hi to all, I hope to learn very much here.
I just wanted to say that BT5 is the best version of Linux that I have ever had the pleasure of using! I wanna give thanks to all the hard working people who make this operating system available to geeks like me!
I had a little trouble initially with my Toshiba A215, but none like other distros. I had to replace my Realtek 8187b adapter with a spare BCM4311, due to extremely poor wireless performance. To much surprise, my BCM4311 works straight out of the box with packet injection(for the record)! I have never been so pleased with a version of linux! BT4 was pretty sweet but BT5 is amazing!
I will be sending a donation to the project just as soon as I can afford a worthy donation! I haven't joined a forum since the early days of writing smartcards. I am honored to be a member here! I would like to replace my urges to check facebook with urges to check this forum. I intend on being an active user!
Thanks again to everyone who makes this distro possible and for those who moderate this forum & help others!
Hey there everyone. new guy deciding to get serious about learning security testing. :cool:
I'm not really new to Linux :/. I have been using Ubuntu for the past 4 years, Xubuntu the year before and even back I started off with SliTaz. I've just installed BT5 R1 on a USB stick and am loving pretty much.. all the pre-installed tools for security testing.
I'm brand new to this community and wanted to start off with this >>
HELLO!!!!!!;)
Hi people,
I have been using BT from BT3 era, I guess, I joined the community little late :D . I'm really a huge fan of BT. I'm not new to linux, I have been using it from past 6 yrs now and I'm RHCE certified and did classroom course of Redhat Security Specialist. I'm quite inclined towards security area, hoping to contribute and learn a lot from the community.
hello world!! hello backtrack!!
Hello, I am an experienced programmer having a new interest in hacking/security. I intend to take the online course PWB. I am trying to get learn some basics and interesting hacking stories here before registering.
Hello....am new to backtrack, so decided to come here to learn something.
Am in school for Networking, so hope to learn a thing or two here.
Halo Every One, hope I can stay as long as forever on backtrack :)
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