sudo lynis audit system

$ sudo lynis audit system
Password:
sudo: lynis: command not found

>>56687604
install the package....
how fucking stupid are you?

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Program version:           2.3.3
  Operating system:          Linux
  Operating system name:     Debian
  Operating system version:  stretch/sid
  Kernel version:            3.18.3
  Hardware platform:         mips
  Hostname:                  ci20

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>>56687713
>2000 + 2^4
why don't you have a firewall

>>56687771
I haven't bothered setting one up on this system because I'm building a server for a hardware firewall.

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>>56687641
just git clone then ./lynis audit clone the script.
No package install required.

>muh linuxmint 17.3

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>>56688456
i meant ./lynis audit system

>>56687566
>>56688456
>Manjaro
>Mint
So security is really something you configure after all

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 Program version:           2.3.3
  Operating system:          Linux
  Operating system name:     Arch Linux
  Operating system version:  Unknown
  Kernel version:            4.8.0
  Hardware platform:         x86_64
  Hostname:                  localhost

It's ok considering I haven't taken any steps to secure and am currently using the latest git kernel.

Lynis is kind of shitty. It doesn't test for a lot of hardening features.

>>56692125
it's an industry standard though

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don't hack me bro

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>>56687566
>>56687713
>>56687771
>>56688456
>>56691071
>>56692429
How do you get Compliance Status checked?

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Does this thing use linux security advisories?

Pretty useless if it doesn't.

>>56692484
lynis is for unices in general
glsa is specific for gentoo

>>56692559
Most distributions have security advisories.

  Error: Invalid option system!
  See man page and documentation for all available options.

Exiting..

>>56692584
but it defeats the point of standarisation among platforms like {screen,neo,gui}fetch

>>56692607
If it doesn't check for vulnerable packages what the fuck is the point?

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  Program version:           2.3.1
  Operating system:          MacOS
  Operating system name:     Mac OS X
  Operating system version:  10.11.6
  Kernel version:            15.6.0
  Hardware platform:         x86_64

why is linux so insecure, bros?

>>56692645
It checks configuration.

>>56692781
what maleware are you using?
used sophos.

>>56692821
just rkhunter

>not using DISA STIGs

fucking plebs