https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=894678
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=894678#c5
--- Comment #5 from Greg Freemyer 2014-09-03 12:51:26 EDT ---
For all packages I will checked the "Required by" setting and only move things
that are only used by apps I maintain.
For apps that are not clearly forensic and not "required by" anything I will
send you an email.
httrack will be the first package in need of clarification.
I put it security in the first place because it is a recommended evidence
preservation tool when the evidence comes from a website. wget and even Adobe
Professional can also crawl a website and pull down an evidentiary copy.
It is also used in penetration testing to allow a single pass over the website.
Without it, the penetration tester might find himself repeatedly accessing a
target website as he familiarizes himself with the the target company. That
can raise suspicion if anyone is closely monitoring website traffic. With
httrack, after the initial single pass the penetration tester just is viewing a
local copy of the website as he conducts his research.
Penetration testing DVDs such as Kali have httrack included on the DVD.
So what is your thought:
- move to security:forensics
- leave in security
- move to a different more appropriate repo
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