Is Lynis security auditing tool recommended for
a Debian 10 home desktop ?
If so,
Which security auditing tool would you recommend
for an uninformed user like myself ?
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using a security auditing tool on a debian desktop
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Re: using a security auditing tool on a debian desktop
Well the developers have packaged it up and added it to the repositories so it is probably reasonable to assume so.vryni wrote:Is Lynis security auditing tool recommended for
a Debian 10 home desktop ?
Not sure about "recommend" (I'm also an uninformed user) but check the "Similar packages" section on the lynis package page.vryni wrote:Which security auditing tool would you recommend
for an uninformed user like myself ?
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