使用DVL Linux练习Linux安全攻防

　　Since DVL isn't a normal distribution, I asked Schneider how the developers plan to release updates. He promises upcoming releases with more tools, such as the Metasploit framework, while later releases will focus more on the training material and lessons. "The next release will be a tool release mainly, with a few more training lessons. After this we focus on the tutorial section. However, one of the next releases will contain a perverted Linux kernel which is highly vulnerable. Also we are planning to extend DVL into a hacking wargame."

　　Many projects that have promised great things have failed to deliver. There are currently just two videos available on DVL's Web site, though they are very detailed. "The training video section will grow soon," Schneider promises. "However, producing such videos takes a lot of time and so the progress appears slow to some people. But we'll try to speed up. Text tutorials depend on the community, since the more the community helps, the faster the tutorial section grows. However, people can add their own challenges via the Crackmes.de Web site. This will spawn DVL tutorials faster."

　　DVL is an interesting distribution with an interesting goal. Even though I am not a security student, I was able to follow and try out a buffer overflow exploit. DVL has enough lessons to keep one occupied for quite some time. If Schneider sticks to his plans and puts out tutorials and lessons at a steady pace, DVL will continue to be a great learning tool.