Introducing SSH Secure Audit: A Lightweight Open-Source SSH Security Scanner for Linux
This is a lightweight open source SSH security audit tool designed to help Linux users quickly identify risky SSH configurations.
What it Detects
SSH Secure Audit automatically checks for:
• Outdated or vulnerable OpenSSH versions
• Weak or deprecated ciphers (DES, RC4, etc.)
• Insecure sshd_config options
• Root login or password authentication enabled
• Misconfigurations that increase brute force exposure
• Default SSH port usage
• Failed login patterns
• Service status and startup issues
GitHub Repository
You can access the full source code here:
GitHub: https://github.com/Aaila-IO/ssh-secure-audit
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Why I Built It
SSH mistakes are one of the most common ways servers get compromised. Many Linux admins do not notice small misconfigurations that open serious risks.
This tool provides a quick, single command audit that highlights issues instantly.
Contributions
Feedback, ideas, and improvements are welcome.
You can submit issues or pull requests directly on GitHub.
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