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The screencast: "[http://media.techtarget.com/screenCast/SECURITY/searchsecurity_NST_bowers_020708.swf Opening up the Network Security Toolkit]" by Tom Bowers provides a summary of getting started with NST. | |||
= Active Connections = | |||
The [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uqk7iGYMvbE Active Connection Introduction] screencast provides a introduction and overview to the Active Connection page. | |||
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= Using Nmap in a Live CD Distribution = | |||
The video: "[http://public.youtranscript.com/zs/749.html Using Nmap in a Live CD Distribution]" created by ''Professor Messer'' demonstrates how you can use the NST virtual machine to perform a '''nmap''' scan. | The video: "[http://public.youtranscript.com/zs/749.html Using Nmap in a Live CD Distribution]" created by ''Professor Messer'' demonstrates how you can use the NST virtual machine to perform a '''nmap''' scan. | ||
Revision as of 16:54, 2 May 2011
Opening up the Network Security Toolkit
The screencast: "Opening up the Network Security Toolkit" by Tom Bowers provides a summary of getting started with NST.
Active Connections
The Active Connection Introduction screencast provides a introduction and overview to the Active Connection page.
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Using Nmap in a Live CD Distribution
The video: "Using Nmap in a Live CD Distribution" created by Professor Messer demonstrates how you can use the NST virtual machine to perform a nmap scan.
Technical Notes
Adding Embedded Video Support To MediaWiki
By default, MediaWiki does not support embedding videos. In order to add this feature, the Extension:EmbedVideo extension needs to be added.
Recording A Desktop Session
When running Fedora:
- Install the gtk-recordmydesktop package.
- Run the gtk-recordMyDesktop application.
- Configure and then press the Record button.
- Press Ctrl+Alt+p to pause the recording, or Ctrl+Alt+s to end the recording.
- Look for output files using: ls ~/*.og*
- Playback files using the standard movie player (Totem) from the GNOME desktop.
The video: "how to create a screencast from linux desktop" by l3lgl30ss provides an overview.
