Gpart: Guess PC disk partition table, find lost partitions Gnome-disk-utility: manage and configure disk drives and media Here’s a number of utilities that I added over what you usually find in a MX release (some are only CLI tools): arpwatch: Ethernet/FDDI station activity monitorĪttr: utilities for manipulating filesystem extended attributesīar: Show information about a data transferĬan-utils: SocketCAN userspace utilities and toolsĬeni: Curses interface to /etc/network/interfacesĬlamav: anti-virus utility for Unix - command-line interfaceĬlonezilla: bare metal backup and recovery of disk drivesĬmospwd: decrypt BIOS passwords from CMOSĬpuid: tool to dump x86 CPUID information about the CPU(s)Ĭpuidtool: custom-toolbox: dbench: The dbench (disk) and tbench (TCP) benchmarksĭc3dd: patched version of GNU dd with forensic featuresĭcfldd: enhanced version of dd for forensics and securityĭdrutility: set of data recovery utilities for use with GNU ddrescueĭi: advanced df like disk information utilityĭigitemp: read temperature sensors in a 1-Wire netĭisktype: detection of content format of a disk or disk imageĭislocker: read/write encrypted BitLocker volumesĭmraid: Device-Mapper Software RAID support toolĭpt-i2o-raidutils: Adaptec I2O hardware RAID management utilitiesĭvtm: Tiling window management for the consoleĮvemu-tools: Linux Input Event Device Emulation Library - test toolĮxt3grep: tool to help recover deleted files on ext3 filesystemsįirmware-ti-connectivity: flashrom: Identify, read, write, erase, and verify BIOS/ROM/flash chipsįping: sends ICMP ECHO_REQUEST packets to network hostsįreefilesync: fsarchiver: file system archiver ![]() Most of the useful GUI tools are listed in the GUI (custom-toolbox) that pops up at start. So please, don’t ask me how to install it, it’s meant to run live (you can of course use persistence, remaster, and snapshot tools to customize it as you wish)ĭownload from Community_Respins folder in SourceForge: That’s mostly because I made some changes to make it easier to run various tools in the live environment(for example: sudo runs without password) which would make no sense from the security point of view on an installed environment. It is not meant to be installed, I removed the installer on purpose. It’s also meant to showcase how easy it is to create a custom MX ISO: anybody can run this live, customize it, take a snapshot and have their own tools and settings ready to use for their own purposes. It’s a custom Live-USB Linux build made with MX tools is that is meant to be a Swiss Army kind of tool for sysadmins, containing a lot of useful programs that can be used for cloning disks and partitions, recovering files, searching for viruses and rootkits, hardware benchmarking, wiping drives, resetting Windows password, updating firmware, ftp, remoting, and so on (similar to Parted Magic for example - but much more flexible in my view). Signature: TSURUGI_LINUX_2019.1. is MX Workbench? It’s one of my personal projects (it’s not an official MX release, although many of the MX devs helped me build and test it - thank you!). Additionally, this is the author provided release information about Tsurugi Linux : Tsurugi Linux 2019.1 can be downloaded from this link. You can read the complete official change log here. Firefox addons update (DFIR + OSINT profiles).Update graphical OS installer installer and translated more languages.Install firefox plugins “treeverse” and “facebook container”.Install iOS_sysdiagnose_forensic_scripts. ![]() Install disktype, zulucrypt-gui, zulumount-gui, libzulucrypt-plugins.Update Tsurugi linux installer (slideshow images, contents and translations).Panel tuning (added I/O mem, net,disks information).New Hi-DPI scalable pixel script (for automatic display zoom).Foremost and Scalpel config customization.Upgrade John The Ripper to V.1.9.0 Jumbo + custom tuning.New custom scripts wizard for automatic ELK installation.New icons for Android, Blackberry and iOS menus.Added on desktop: Displays, Keyboard, Mouse keys switch.Added 2 custom Tsurugi Linux repositories (Master and Dev). ![]() The system is based on a 64 bits Ubuntu LTS (Long Time Support) and the patched kernel is based on 5.1.15 version. Tsurugi Linux, also named Tsurugi LAB is a heavily customized Linux distribution designed to support your DFIR investigations, malware analysis and Open Source INTelligence (OSINT) activities. This release includes a lot of bug fixes, updates, addition of new tools and an addition of a VM only release as well. This post discusses the updates made to the latest version of Tsurugi Linux, that was released at BlackHat USA. I briefly mentioned it in my older post titled List of Operating Systems for OSINT. Tsurugi Linux 2019.1 has now been released.
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