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  1. You have a number of options> - you can use scanners like nessus, nikto, retina and so forth - you can search databases like milw0rm, securityfocus or securiteam - you can fuzz applications and find your own Oday vulnerabilities and then use Metasploit to develop the exploit You have a number af online training courses that teach you the above. I would recommend you look at Offensive-Security.com and their 101 and b2m courses. They come as online courses (b2m will come in a not to distant future) and are priced very affordable. If you have financial backing you should also look at SANS courses (the 504 and 560 for starters)
  2. I would very much advice against that avenue of approach. An automated system will only catch script kiddies and other lamer's and will get you in troubles with any real hacker who will easily walk over any such system and even turn it against you or use it for their own games potentially land you in troubles with the law. Instead use a honeypot to gather information, exploits and techniques and if you go to war, do it by hand with crafted attacks against specific targets and be ready to face the jail time when you step over the law
  3. You can't compare the two, IMHO is't like comparing a hammer and a board. You use Backtrack for Pentesting/ hacking and Damn Vulnerable Linux as a target. You need both types of distros to get anywhere
  4. Hi Rakz I took the course "Backtrack to the Max" at Blackhat this year in Vegas. The teacher was Mati Aharoni (muts) assisted by Chris Hadnagi (LoganWHD) and I can definitely recommend both this course and the 101. Mati has emailed me and alerted me to the fact that the 101 course might be held at Blackhat Amsterdam this coming April. I myself is hoping to go. I have some knowledge about the 101 course also, so feel free to ask Regards Kim
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