Do you currently have a Linux CD or ISO that you wish you could boot from a USB stick instead of having to carry around a CD with you? You need to know about a piece of software called UNetbootin.  This software allows you to take a Linux iso and copy it and make your USB thumb drive bootable.\nBeing in the computer consulting industry I've used this in two real life examples that I will share with you.\n\t
  • The first one is called Back Track. This is security auditing software that I use to assess clients' networks. It is an excellent piece of software for scanning networks.
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  • The next piece of software is called Ophcrack. This software uses the Windows hash file to crack Windows XP and Windows Vista passwords.