Linux Server Security Baseline Audit
Security & Compliance
Overview
Linux server security baseline audit (zvex): for ops and developers of self-managed servers and cloud hosts, compares pasted server forensic output (sshd -T effective configuration, sysctl, mount table, SUID/SGID list, listening ports, firewall rules, audit trail rules) item by item across six hardening domains: remote management surface, accounts/passwords and failure lockout, kernel and network stack, filesystem and privilege bits, attack surface reduction, and operation audit trails.
How to use
Follow https://skillhub.cn/install/skillhub.md to install @indiv-zvex/zvex-linux-sec-baseline
Click to copy, then paste to your AI assistant. Also available on the SkillHub marketplace.
FAQ
What is Linux Server Security Baseline Audit?
Linux server security baseline audit (zvex): for ops and developers of self-managed servers and cloud hosts, compares pasted server forensic output (sshd -T effective configuration, sysctl, mount table, SUID/SGID list, listening ports, firewall rules, audit trail rules) item by item across six hardening domains: remote management surface, accounts/passwords and failure lockout, kernel and network stack, filesystem and privilege bits, attack surface reduction, and operation audit trails. Built by zvex and served over the MCP protocol.
How do I use Linux Server Security Baseline Audit?
SkillHub users: follow skillhub.cn/install/skillhub.md to install @indiv-zvex/zvex-linux-sec-baseline, or search "Linux Server Security Baseline Audit" on the SkillHub marketplace.
Is Linux Server Security Baseline Audit free?
Currently free during the launch window. Paid usage will be billed per call with the bill returned at call time; failures are refunded automatically.
How much is Linux Server Security Baseline Audit used?
Total: 33 SkillHub downloads.