The Penguin Sleuth Kit

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Last Update: 2014-03-11

The Penguin Sleuth Kit is a Bootable CD and a Vmware Virtual Platform.The Penguin Sleuth Kit adapts a great Linux resource to include tools that are useful when performing a forensic computer analysis & Security Auditing. Details: www.linux-forensics.com

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