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History:

• First internal beta-development version generated 4 April 07.

• Public edition 0.9.0.2a first launched 8 Aug 07 in Singapore at Capital Tower Lvl 9.

• Version 0.9.0.3b released 20 May 08; updated existing and added new IEEE80211 drivers based on new cards found in S.E.Asia retail shelves and added new tools, including MoocherHunter™.

• Version 0.9.0.3c released 5 June 08; swapped Ralink drivers from ASPj to Serialmonkey CVS for MoocherHunter™ compatibility reasons.

• Version 0.9.0.4d released 25 June 08; Added support for Realtek RTL8187 chipset (finally managed to find & buy a Realtek RTL8187-based card to test!); Added version 0.6.8 of MoocherHunter™ with more functionality, accuracy and bugfixes.

• Version 0.9.0.5e released 8 Aug 08; DEFCON RELEASE! (greetz to Cedoxx & the WOS Team) - added new MoocherHunter™ tool for hunting wifi users!; version with performance enhancement patch; downgrade of MADwifi-ng drivers from erratic 0.9.4 to more stable 0.9.3.1 due to random CPU soft lockups caused by the MADwifi-ng driver code when switching to master-mode operation (and in particular when setting channels under master-mode).

• Version 0.9.0.5f released 15 May 09; Minor bugfix release only for graphics issues (some LCDs could not support the default setting of > 60MHz and could not display the GUI - go figure!).

• Version 0.9.0.6g released 5 Aug 09; Updated/added additional WiFi/Bluetooth tools, Adam Laurie's most excellent RFIDiot package and HD Moore's always awesome Metasploit Framework (thanks, guys!).

• Version 0.9.0.6h released 6 Dec 09; Maintenance release - added in new versions of some tools (e.g. Aircrack-ng suite, MDK, Probemapper, etc) and driver revisions; Also added in new scripts to make configuration easier - pls see the "Setup Your Machine First" menu item.

• Version 0.9.0.7i released 7 Mar 10; New driver additions for the common RT2870 chipset (supports injection!) as well as RT2860 & RT3070 (normal managed, adhoc only); Also added in the SET toolkit and updated some other tools, e.g. wireshark.

• Current public edition version is:
  0.9.0.8j released 6 Aug 10
  Changelog: DEFCON RELEASE! (greetz to Cedoxx & the WoS Team); Added some nifty Bluetooth tools from Ronin's Shadowcave.org site (Thanks Ronin! Sorry for the massive work-induced delay but we finally got round to it :) ); Updates to Wireshark, Aircrack-ng & FreeRADIUS PE; Updated Madwifi-ng to use madwifi-hal-0.10.5.6-r4126 which has AR5007 + newer AR chipsets support.

(right-click and "save-as" to save the hash to your hard-drive)


We recommend that you use a download accelerator to parallelize your download. Otherwise you'll have to wait awhile for the browser download to complete because the file is around 700MB in size.


After downloading the images from the links above, you can use any CDROM-image-burning software to write the LiveCD image to a standard 700MB/80min CDROM. Please see the FAQ for more information.

Creating a LiveUSB Installation From The LiveCD ISO Image


You can also create a LiveUSB installation while inside Windows using the LiveCD image. You will need a formattable single-partitioned USB flashdisk which is at least as big as the LiveCD ISO image and your computer must also support booting from USB flashdisk.

The instructions and creation scripts used to be available at "http://www.pendrivelinux.com/2007/01/01/usb-knoppix-510" but it appears to have beeen removed. You can still view a PDF'ed backup of the instructions here and a backup copy of the creation scripts here (substitute the references to "Knoppix" with "OSWA-Assistant").
(Important Note: You should always run an anti-virus/anti-malware scan against any software downloaded from the internet - this includes this 3rd-party script which is backed up here solely for your convenience. We are not responsible for any damage caused by your use of this 3rd-party script)





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