Re: Auditing systems for default homedir permissions and other potential security risks and also for overly long subjects and needlessly antagonistic mailing list discussion threads
Lars Wirzenius <liw@liw.fi> writes:
> The auditor then looks for things in the system, and in home
> directories, which might be problems. For example, if it's meant to be a
> mail server with a lot of security, having telnetd installed and running
> would be a problem for it to flag. Likewise, it might flag home
> directory permissions.
We use tiger for this.
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