Hello,

I really like Backbox for incident response. It's a wonderful tool and I've loaded it on my pendrive for nearly daily use.
Though I am missing a few tools. Especially for Malware Analyses. I do realise that BB has been developed with simplicity in mind instead of hogging as much tools as possible and therefor be cool (aka Backtrack).

But I am really missing these and I wonder which (if any) of these would be included in future releases (so I'll know if I need to re-roll BackBox myself or if it can stay in the main tree).
The tools I am missing are:

• Cuckoobox (see http://forum.backbox.org/tool-requests/cuckoosandbox-for-malware-analysis/)
• TorSocks
• Dionaea
• Yara
• sdeep
• volatily
• Sleuthkit
• dnsmap
• spidermonkey
• distorm
• libemu
• LyX
• gedit

and a varia of Scripts form the Malware Analyses Cookbook (see: http://code.google.com/p/malwarecookbook/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk%253Fstate%253Dclosed )

And well, I really miss IDA 6 for Linux on there. But I can live with the fact that you can't share it by default  
So I've loaded the install script for that on the same pendrive.
Currently I've loaded REMnux (by Zeltser) on a separate pendrive.
Would be nice if I could combine the two.


Thanks for BackBox though, I'll keep using it no matter what

Cool, looking forward to the first release that contains anti-malware tools.

Well I stopped using BackBox after Backtrack got their act together. So I am a Kali user now, it has enough reverse engineering tools in box or I can easily create a custom CD.