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:: Welcome |
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| Welcome to the website
of 'secheck.' As I'm much more concerned with getting a fully functional
and pretty script written, the web page may become neglected at points
in time. Please be patient. I will update the website with every major
release of secheck. -Bram |
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:: What is?
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| Secheck is a script designed for
linux users to keep up with some security issues on their system. secheck
runs nightly and checks on such things as: SUID files, passwordless accounts,
open ports, users on the system with root access, who has su'd to root,
etc. For more information, please see the about
page. For contact information, mailing list subscription/archives,
please see contact. -Bram |
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::secheck-0.03 Released! |
04/22/02 |
| Well, secheck-0.03 was released today,
the 22nd. This version includes some minor display fixes, along with a few
additional features, such as: Checking for SGID files as well as SUID, checking
for world-writable directories, checking for files with no owner, and an
imporved way of keeping data, along with an install script. Secheck no long
writes to /tmp, it keeps all it's files in /dir/.secheck where /dir is a
directory you specify. This version also copies your current /etc/passwd,
/etc/shadow, /etc/inetd.conf, and /etc/group file and compares each night's
versions to the baselines. The install script makes the process of installing
much easier, but there are still a few variables to change in secheck, security.check,
and install.sh. See theA REDME
for more information, and click here
to go to the download page. |
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::secheck-0.02 Released! |
04/18/02 |
| The second release of secheck comes
just a day after the first release... This one includes some additional
items, as well as some options for emailing the output of ipchains/iptables
denied packets. See the changelog on the download
page for more information. |
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::secheck-0.01 Released! |
04/17/02 |
| Today marks the official initial
release of secheck. The first version is very basic and basiclly just takes
a system snapshot at the time of running. This section will be included
in all future releases of secheck, and will most likely stay exactly the
same, with the exception of re-writing to improve the layout format.
Click here
to go to the download section. |
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