Linux Security Auditing Tool

The Linux Security Auditing Tool, or LSAT for short, is a post-installation security auditor designed for use on Linux/Unix operating systems. This powerful tool is designed to check many system configurations and local network settings for common security and configuration errors, as well as for packages that are deemed unnecessary.

Currently, the Linux Security Auditing Tool is available for use on a variety of Linux systems including Gentoo, RedHat, Debian, Mandrake, as well as SunOS (2.x), Redhat Sparc, Mandrake Sparc, and even Apple OS X.

This latest release of the Linux Security Auditing Tool includes a number of exciting new features and improvements. For example, users will now enjoy an extra limits check on resource limits, a Redhat/Fedora specific check in Checkcfg, and checking for strict mode in SSH config.

Additionally, this latest version of LSAT also features several fixes for small output errors, ensuring that the tool provides accurate results and a smooth user experience. Whether you're an experienced programmer or an amateur looking to improve your system's security, the Linux Security Auditing Tool is definitely worth checking out.