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Linux servers are continuously exposed to security threats such as Local Privilege Escalation (LPE), namespace abuse, insecure SUID binaries, authentication attacks, container escape risks, and kernel vulnerabilities.
To improve Linux server security posture and simplify security validation, I created a custom Bash-based Linux Security Mitigation Audit Script that performs:
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But this rather proves the point that Linux is not an end-user system, since it passes much of the thinking about security onto who is running the system.
That is OK for servers being run by professionals.
