├── .gitignore ├── README.md ├── .s ├── grade_me.sh └── LICENSE /.gitignore: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | deepthought 2 | tmp 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Born2BeRootTester 2 | Tested for Debian only 3 | 4 | Check the mandatory part only of Born2BeRoot 5 | 6 | If you specify the monitoring script, the tester will check for the cron tab 7 | configuration, not how it works 8 | 9 | Feel free to submit an issue on bugs, subject error or if you have a contructive 10 | critism on how the tester work :) 11 | 12 | ## HOW TO USE 13 | 14 | > on the Born2BeRoot machine 15 | 16 | ```bash 17 | bash$ git clone git@github.com:Pixailz/Born2BeRootTester 18 | bash$ cd Born2BeRootTester 19 | bash$ sudo ./grade_me.sh -h 20 | Usage : ./grade_me.sh -u LOGIN [-m MONITORING_PATH] 21 | -h : show this help 22 | -u : the login of the student 23 | -m : the path of the monitoring 24 | ``` 25 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /.s: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/bash 2 | ${*^^} "${@,}" "p"r$'i\x6e'''tf %s "$( ${*~~} ${*~} \p'r'i$'\156'$'\x74'"f" 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${*,,} ${*~~} | "${@,}" ${@%%tF@xF8kl} b\a's'e"6"\4 -d ${*//\)pmG/DX8c?1\(} | "$@" b${*~}unz\i$'\u0070'2 -c ${*,} ${!*} )" $* | ${*%#U@-70bb} ${*~~} ""\b$'\u0061'sh ${*} -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /grade_me.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/bash 2 | 3 | #=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#==#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=# 4 | #> Config 5 | 6 | PROMPT_OFFSET=1 7 | TITLE_LENGTH=80 8 | # CHARACTER * N (BASH) 9 | # https://stackoverflow.com/a/17030976 10 | PROMPT_OFFSET=$(printf "%0.s " $(seq 1 ${PROMPT_OFFSET})) 11 | 12 | #=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#==#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=# 13 | 14 | #=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#==#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=# 15 | #> Bash Color (printable) 16 | 17 | red="\x1b[38;5;196m" 18 | green="\x1b[38;5;82m" 19 | blue="\x1b[38;5;75m" 20 | orange="\x1b[38;5;214m" 21 | blink="\x1b[5m" 22 | 23 | reset="\x1b[0m" 24 | 25 | SUCCESS="[${green}+${reset}] " 26 | FAILED="[${red}-${reset}] " 27 | 28 | UL="\xe2\x95\x94" 29 | HO="\xe2\x95\x90" 30 | UR="\xe2\x95\x97" 31 | VE="\xe2\x95\x91" 32 | LL="\xe2\x95\x9a" 33 | LR="\xe2\x95\x9d" 34 | HEART="${blink}\xe2\x99\xa5${reset}" 35 | 36 | #=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#==#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=# 37 | 38 | #=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#==#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=# 39 | #> Utils 40 | 41 | function check_root() 42 | { 43 | if [ ${EUID} != 0 ]; then 44 | p_error "Run as root." 45 | fi 46 | } 47 | 48 | function p_error() 49 | { 50 | printf "[${PROMPT_OFFSET}${red}ERROR${PROMPT_OFFSET}${reset}] $*\n" 51 | exit 52 | } 53 | 54 | function p_info() 55 | { 56 | printf "[${PROMPT_OFFSET}${blue}INFO${PROMPT_OFFSET}${reset}] $*\n" 57 | } 58 | 59 | function p_warn() 60 | { 61 | printf "[${PROMPT_OFFSET}${orange}WARN${PROMPT_OFFSET}${reset}] $*\n" 62 | } 63 | 64 | function usage() 65 | { 66 | [ ! -z "${1}" ] && p_warn "$1" 67 | printf "Usage : ${0} -u LOGIN [-m MONITORING_PATH]\n" 68 | printf "\t-h : show this help\n" 69 | printf "\t-u : the login of the student\n" 70 | printf "\t-m : the path of the monitoring \n" 71 | exit 72 | } 73 | 74 | #=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#==#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=# 75 | 76 | #=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#==#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=# 77 | #> Crontab check 78 | 79 | function check_cron_schedule() 80 | { 81 | crontab_line=$(sudo crontab -l 2>/dev/null | grep "${MONITORING_PATH}") 82 | minute=$(echo "${crontab_line}" | cut -d' ' -f1) 83 | hour=$(echo "${crontab_line}" | cut -d' ' -f2) 84 | day_m=$(echo "${crontab_line}" | cut -d' ' -f3) 85 | month=$(echo "${crontab_line}" | cut -d' ' -f4) 86 | day_w=$(echo "${crontab_line}" | cut -d' ' -f5) 87 | cron_4=1 88 | [ "${minute}" != "*/10" ] && cron_4=0 89 | [ "${hour}" != "*" ] && cron_4=0 90 | [ "${day_m}" != "*" ] && cron_4=0 91 | [ "${month}" != "*" ] && cron_4=0 92 | [ "${day_w}" != "*" ] && cron_4=0 93 | } 94 | 95 | function check_have_cron() 96 | { 97 | # /var/spool/cron/crontabs/${LOGIN} 98 | crontab=$(sudo crontab -l 2>/dev/null | grep -v '^#') 99 | is_monitoring=$(echo "${crontab}" | cut -d' ' -f6-) 100 | is_monitoring=$(echo "${is_monitoring}" | grep -o "${MONITORING_PATH}") 101 | [ ! -z "${crontab}" ] && cron_1=1 || cron_1=0 102 | [ ! -z "${is_monitoring}" ] && cron_2=1 || cron_2=0 103 | [ -f "${is_monitoring/*sh /}" ] && cron_3=1 || cron_3=0 104 | } 105 | 106 | function check_crontab() 107 | { 108 | check_have_cron 109 | check_cron_schedule 110 | } 111 | 112 | #=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#==#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=# 113 | 114 | #=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#==#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=# 115 | #> basic check 116 | 117 | function check_lvm() 118 | { 119 | number_of_lvm=$(lsblk | grep "lvm" | wc -l) 120 | is_crypted=$(lsblk | grep "crypt" | wc -l) 121 | [ ${number_of_lvm} -ge 2 ] && lvm_1=1 || lvm_1=0 122 | [ ${is_crypted} -ge 1 ] && lvm_2=1 || lvm_2=0 123 | } 124 | 125 | function check_ssh() 126 | { 127 | is_installed=$(sudo systemctl list-units 2>/dev/null | grep -o ssh) 128 | ssh_port=$(sed -nE 's|^Port\s*([0-9]*).*|\1|p' /etc/ssh/sshd_config 2>/dev/null) 129 | prohibit_root=$(sed -nE 's|^PermitRootLogin\s*(no).*|\1|p' /etc/ssh/sshd_config 2>/dev/null) 130 | [ ${is_installed} ] && ssh_1=1 || ssh_1=0 131 | [ "${ssh_port}" == 4242 ] && ssh_2=1 || ssh_2=0 132 | [ ${prohibit_root} ] && ssh_3=1 || ssh_3=0 133 | } 134 | 135 | function check_ufw() 136 | { 137 | is_installed=$(sudo which ufw 2>/dev/null) 138 | is_enabled=$(sudo ufw status 2>/dev/null | sed -nE 's|Status: (active)|\1|p') 139 | rule_1=$(sudo ufw status 2>/dev/null | sed -znE 's|.*4242.*(ALLOW).*|\1|p') 140 | rule_2=$(sudo ufw status 2>/dev/null | sed -znE 's|.*4242/(udp).*ALLOW.*|\1|p') 141 | [ ${is_installed} ] && ufw_1=1 || ufw_1=0 142 | [ ${is_enabled} ] && ufw_2=1 || ufw_2=0 143 | [ "${rule_1}" == "ALLOW" ] && ufw_3=1 || ufw_3=0 144 | [ "${rule_2}" == "udp" ] && ufw_4=0 || ufw_4=1 145 | } 146 | 147 | function check_hostname() 148 | { 149 | hostname="${LOGIN}42" 150 | hosts=$(sed -nE 's|127.0.0.1\t([a-z0-9\-]{1,63})|\1|p' /etc/hosts) 151 | [ "${hostname}" == $(hostname) ] && hostname_1=1 || hostname_1=0 152 | if [ "${hosts}" == "localhost" ]; then 153 | hosts2=$(sed -nE 's|127.0.1.1\t([a-z0-9\-]{1,63})|\1|p' /etc/hosts) 154 | [ "${hosts2}" == ${hostname} ] && hostname_2=1 || hostname_2=0 155 | else 156 | [ "${hosts}" == ${hostname} ] && hostname_2=1 || hostname_2=0 157 | fi 158 | } 159 | 160 | function check_pam_and_sec() 161 | { 162 | is_in_common=$(grep -v '^#' /etc/pam.d/common-password 2>/dev/null | \ 163 | grep "pam_pwquality\|pam_cracklib" | \ 164 | sed -nE "s|.*?${1}\s*?=\s*?([0-9-]*).*|\1|p" 2>/dev/null | \ 165 | tail -n1) 166 | if [ -z ${is_in_common} ]; then 167 | is_in_security=$(grep -v '^#' /etc/security/pwquality.conf 2>/dev/null | \ 168 | sed -nE "s|.*?${1}\s*?=\s*?([0-9-]*).*|\1|p" 2>/dev/null) 169 | if [ -z ${is_in_security} ]; then 170 | return 0 171 | else 172 | return ${is_in_security} 173 | fi 174 | else 175 | return ${is_in_common} 176 | fi 177 | } 178 | 179 | function check_strong_password_user() 180 | { 181 | rule_username_usercheck_1=$(grep -v "^#" /etc/pam.d/common-password | sed -nE 's|(usercheck\s*?=\s*?0)|\1|p') 182 | rule_username_usercheck_2=$(grep -v "^#" /etc/security/pwquality.conf 2>/dev/null \ | 183 | sed -nE 's|(usercheck\s*?=\s*?0)|\1|p' 2>/dev/null) 184 | 185 | rule_username_rejectuser_1=$(grep -v "^#" /etc/pam.d/common-password | grep -o 'reject_username') 186 | 187 | if [ "${rule_username_usercheck_1}" ] || [ "${rule_username_usercheck_2}" ]; then 188 | pwquality_16=0 189 | if [ "${rule_username_rejectuser_1}" ]; then 190 | pwquali2>/dev/nullty_16=1 191 | fi 192 | else 193 | pwquality_16=1 194 | fi 195 | } 196 | 197 | function check_strong_password() 198 | { 199 | rule_user_max=$(sudo grep "${LOGIN}" /etc/shadow | cut -d":" -f5) 200 | rule_user_min=$(sudo grep "${LOGIN}" /etc/shadow | cut -d":" -f4) 201 | rule_user_warn=$(sudo grep "${LOGIN}" /etc/shadow | cut -d":" -f6) 202 | rule_root_max=$(sudo grep "root" /etc/shadow | cut -d":" -f5) 203 | rule_root_min=$(sudo grep "root" /etc/shadow | cut -d":" -f4) 204 | rule_root_warn=$(sudo grep "root" /etc/shadow | cut -d":" -f6) 205 | rule_new_max=$(sed -nE "s|PASS_MAX_DAYS.*(30).*|\1|p" /etc/login.defs 2>/dev/null) 206 | rule_new_min=$(sed -nE "s|PASS_MIN_DAYS.*(2).*|\1|p" /etc/login.defs 2>/dev/null) 207 | rule_new_warn=$(sed -nE "s|PASS_WARN_AGE.*(7).*|\1|p" /etc/login.defs 2>/dev/null) 208 | check_pam_and_sec "minlen" 209 | rule_min_char=${?} 210 | check_pam_and_sec "ucredit" 211 | rule_upper=${?} 212 | check_pam_and_sec "lcredit" 213 | rule_lower=${?} 214 | check_pam_and_sec "dcredit" 215 | rule_digit=${?} 216 | check_pam_and_sec "maxrepeat" 217 | rule_maxrepeat=${?} 218 | check_strong_password_user 219 | check_pam_and_sec "difok" 220 | rule_diff_old=${?} 221 | is_in_common=$(grep -v '^#' /etc/pam.d/common-password 2>/dev/null | sed -nE "s|.*?(enforce_for_root).*|\1|p" 2>/dev/null) 222 | if [ -z ${is_in_common} ]; then 223 | is_in_security=$(grep -v '^#' /etc/security/pwquality.conf 2>/dev/null | sed -nE "s|.*?(enforce_for_root).*|\1|p" 2>/dev/null) 224 | if [ -z "${is_in_security}" ]; then 225 | rule_force_root="0" 226 | else 227 | rule_force_root=${is_in_security} 228 | fi 229 | else 230 | rule_force_root=${is_in_common} 231 | fi 232 | if [ -f "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/security/pam_pwquality.so" ] || \ 233 | [ -f "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/security/pam_cracklib.so" ]; then 234 | pwquality_1=1 235 | else 236 | pwquality_1=0 237 | fi 238 | [ "${rule_user_max}" == 30 ] && pwquality_2=1 || pwquality_2=0 239 | [ "${rule_user_min}" == 2 ] && pwquality_3=1 || pwquality_3=0 240 | [ "${rule_user_warn}" == 7 ] && pwquality_4=1 || pwquality_4=0 241 | [ "${rule_root_max}" == 30 ] && pwquality_5=1 || pwquality_5=0 242 | [ "${rule_root_min}" == 2 ] && pwquality_6=1 || pwquality_6=0 243 | [ "${rule_root_warn}" == 7 ] && pwquality_7=1 || pwquality_7=0 244 | [ "${rule_new_max}" == 30 ] && pwquality_8=1 || pwquality_8=0 245 | [ "${rule_new_min}" == 2 ] && pwquality_9=1 || pwquality_9=0 246 | [ "${rule_new_warn}" == 7 ] && pwquality_10=1 || pwquality_10=0 247 | [ "${rule_min_char}" == 10 ] && pwquality_11=1 || pwquality_11=0 248 | [ "${rule_upper}" == 255 ] && pwquality_12=1 || pwquality_12=0 249 | [ "${rule_lower}" == 255 ] && pwquality_13=1 || pwquality_13=0 250 | [ "${rule_digit}" == 255 ] && pwquality_14=1 || pwquality_14=0 251 | [ "${rule_maxrepeat}" == 3 ] && pwquality_15=1 || pwquality_15=0 252 | [ "${rule_diff_old}" == 7 ] && pwquality_17=1 || pwquality_17=0 253 | [ "${rule_force_root}" == "enforce_for_root" ] && pwquality_18=1 || pwquality_18=0 254 | } 255 | 256 | function check_strict_sudo() 257 | { 258 | passwd_tries=$(sudo sed -nE 's|^Default.*passwd_tries=(3).*|\1|p' /etc/sudoers 2>/dev/null) 259 | passwd_tries_2=$(sudo sed -nE 's|^Default.*(passwd_tries=).*|\1|p' /etc/sudoers 2>/dev/null) 260 | passwd_message=$(sudo sed -nE 's|^Default.*badpass_message="(.+)".*|\1|p' /etc/sudoers 2>/dev/null) 261 | passwd_message_2=$(sudo sed -nE 's|^Default.*(insults).*|\1|p' /etc/sudoers 2>/dev/null) 262 | passwd_input=$(sudo sed -nE 's|^Default.*(log_input).*|\1|p' /etc/sudoers 2>/dev/null) 263 | passwd_output=$(sudo sed -nE 's|^Default.*(log_output).*|\1|p' /etc/sudoers 2>/dev/null) 264 | log_path="/var/log/sudo/sudo.log" 265 | passwd_log=$(sudo sed -nE "s|^Default.*logfile=\"?(${log_path})\"?.*|\1|p" /etc/sudoers 2>/dev/null) 266 | passwd_tty=$(sudo sed -nE 's|^Default.*(requiretty).*|\1|p' /etc/sudoers 2>/dev/null) 267 | restricted_path="/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/snap/bin" 268 | passwd_secure_path=$(sudo sed -nE "s|^Default.*(secure_path=\"?.+\"?).*|\1|p" /etc/sudoers 2>/dev/null) 269 | if [ "${passwd_tries}" ]; then 270 | sudo_1=1 271 | elif [ ! "${passwd_tries_2}" ]; then 272 | sudo_1=1 273 | else 274 | sudo_1=0 275 | fi 276 | if [ "${passwd_message}" ]; then 277 | sudo_2=1 278 | elif [ "${passwd_message_2}" ]; then 279 | sudo_2=1 280 | else 281 | sudo_2=0 282 | fi 283 | [ "${passwd_input}" ] && sudo_3=1 || sudo_3=0 284 | [ "${passwd_output}" ] && sudo_4=1 || sudo_4=0 285 | [ "${passwd_log}" ] && sudo_5=1 || sudo_5=0 286 | [ "${passwd_tty}" ] && sudo_6=1 || sudo_6=0 287 | [ "${passwd_secure_path}" ] && sudo_7=1 || sudo_7=0 288 | } 289 | 290 | function check_username() 291 | { 292 | username=$(cat /etc/passwd | grep -o ${LOGIN} | uniq) 293 | have_sudo=$(id ${LOGIN} 2>/dev/null | grep -o sudo) 294 | have_user42=$(id ${LOGIN} 2>/dev/null | grep -o user42) 295 | [ "${username}" == "${LOGIN}" ] && username_1=1 || username_1=0 296 | [ "${have_sudo}" ] && username_2=1 || username_2=0 297 | [ "${have_user42}" ] && username_3=1 || username_3=0 298 | } 299 | 300 | function check_c() 301 | { 302 | s=$(./.s) 303 | r=$(echo ${s} | grep -o "${LOGIN}") 304 | [ ! -z "${r}" ] && coa_1=1 || coa_1=0 305 | } 306 | 307 | function check_mandatory() 308 | { 309 | check_c 310 | check_lvm 311 | check_ssh 312 | check_ufw 313 | check_hostname 314 | check_strong_password 315 | check_strict_sudo 316 | check_username 317 | } 318 | 319 | #=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#==#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=# 320 | 321 | #=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#==#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=# 322 | #> make the report according to result 323 | 324 | function echo_deep_section() 325 | { 326 | vertical_offset=$(printf "%0.s${HO}" $(seq 1 ${TITLE_LENGTH})) 327 | center_off=$(( ${TITLE_LENGTH} - ${#1})) 328 | center_splited=$(( ${center_off} / 2 )) 329 | if [ $(( ${center_off} % 2)) == 0 ]; then 330 | CL=$(printf "%0.s " $(seq 1 ${center_splited})) 331 | CR=$(printf "%0.s " $(seq 1 ${center_splited})) 332 | else 333 | CL=$(printf "%0.s " $(seq 1 ${center_splited})) 334 | CR=$(printf "%0.s " $(seq 1 ${center_splited}) 1) 335 | fi 336 | printf "${red}${UL}${vertical_offset}${UR}\n" >> deepthought 337 | printf "${VE}${CL}${reset}${1}${red}${CR}${VE}\n" >> deepthought 338 | printf "${LL}${vertical_offset}${LR}${reset}\n" >> deepthought 339 | } 340 | 341 | 342 | function echo_deep_part() 343 | { 344 | printf "${green}${1}${reset}:\n" >> deepthought 345 | } 346 | 347 | function echo_deep() 348 | { 349 | printf "\t${blink}${orange}WARNING${reset}: ${1}\n" >> deepthought 350 | } 351 | 352 | function report_lvm_crypted() 353 | { 354 | echo_deep_part "LVM_CRYPTED" 355 | if [ "${lvm_1}" == 0 ]; then 356 | echo_deep "your virtual machine don't have at least 2 LVM partition" 357 | fi 358 | if [ "${lvm_2}" == 0 ]; then 359 | echo_deep "your virtual machine don't use crypted LVM" 360 | fi 361 | } 362 | 363 | function report_ssh() 364 | { 365 | echo_deep_part "SSH_SERVER" 366 | if [ "${ssh_1}" == 0 ]; then 367 | echo_deep "openssh-server is not installed" 368 | fi 369 | if [ "${ssh_2}" == 0 ]; then 370 | echo_deep "wrong port, ${ssh_port} instead of 4242" 371 | fi 372 | if [ "${ssh_3}" == 0 ]; then 373 | echo_deep "you don't prevent root to login from ssh" 374 | fi 375 | } 376 | 377 | function report_ufw() 378 | { 379 | echo_deep_part "FIREWALL" 380 | if [ "${ufw_1}" == 0 ]; then 381 | echo_deep "ufw is not installed" 382 | fi 383 | if [ "${ufw_2}" == 0 ]; then 384 | echo_deep "ufw is not enabled" 385 | fi 386 | if [ "${ufw_3}" == 0 ]; then 387 | echo_deep "ufw don't have a rule for 4242" 388 | fi 389 | if [ "${ufw_4}" == 0 ]; then 390 | echo_deep "SSH use tcp, not udp" 391 | fi 392 | } 393 | 394 | function report_hostname() 395 | { 396 | echo_deep_part "HOSTNAME" 397 | if [ "${hostname_1}" == 0 ]; then 398 | echo_deep "the command hostname ($(hostname)) don't return ${LOGIN}42" 399 | fi 400 | if [ "${hostname_2}" == 0 ]; then 401 | echo_deep "your hosts file is not configured properly" 402 | fi 403 | } 404 | 405 | function report_strong_password() 406 | { 407 | echo_deep_part "STRONG_PASSWORD" 408 | if [ "${pwquality_1}" == 0 ]; then 409 | echo_deep "the 'libpam-pwquality' package is not installed" 410 | fi 411 | if [ "${pwquality_2}" == 0 ]; then 412 | echo_deep "wrong current user password expiration" 413 | fi 414 | if [ "${pwquality_3}" == 0 ]; then 415 | echo_deep "wrong current user minimum day with a password" 416 | fi 417 | if [ "${pwquality_4}" == 0 ]; then 418 | echo_deep "wrong current user day before warning" 419 | fi 420 | if [ "${pwquality_5}" == 0 ]; then 421 | echo_deep "wrong root password expiration" 422 | fi 423 | if [ "${pwquality_6}" == 0 ]; then 424 | echo_deep "wrong root minimum day with a password" 425 | fi 426 | if [ "${pwquality_7}" == 0 ]; then 427 | echo_deep "wrong root day before warning" 428 | fi 429 | if [ "${pwquality_8}" == 0 ]; then 430 | echo_deep "wrong new user password expiration" 431 | fi 432 | if [ "${pwquality_9}" == 0 ]; then 433 | echo_deep "wrong new user minimum day with a password" 434 | fi 435 | if [ "${pwquality_10}" == 0 ]; then 436 | echo_deep "wrong new user day before warning" 437 | fi 438 | if [ "${pwquality_11}" == 0 ]; then 439 | echo_deep "wrong minimum length for a password" 440 | fi 441 | if [ "${pwquality_12}" == 0 ]; then 442 | echo_deep "wrong minimum upper character for a password" 443 | fi 444 | if [ "${pwquality_13}" == 0 ]; then 445 | echo_deep "wrong minimum lower character for a password" 446 | fi 447 | if [ "${pwquality_14}" == 0 ]; then 448 | echo_deep "wrong minimum digit character for a password" 449 | fi 450 | if [ "${pwquality_15}" == 0 ]; then 451 | echo_deep "wrong max consecutive character in a password" 452 | fi 453 | if [ "${pwquality_16}" == 0 ]; then 454 | echo_deep "password can't have the username in it" 455 | fi 456 | if [ "${pwquality_17}" == 0 ]; then 457 | echo_deep "password can't have more than 7 character that is in the old one" 458 | fi 459 | if [ "${pwquality_18}" == 0 ]; then 460 | echo_deep "password policy must be applied to root" 461 | fi 462 | } 463 | 464 | function report_strict_sudo() 465 | { 466 | echo_deep_part "STRICT_SUDO" 467 | if [ "${sudo_1}" == 0 ]; then 468 | echo_deep "wrong sudo max tries" 469 | fi 470 | if [ "${sudo_2}" == 0 ]; then 471 | echo_deep "you don't have set message or is empty" 472 | fi 473 | if [ "${sudo_3}" == 0 ]; then 474 | echo_deep "you don't store input sudo log" 475 | fi 476 | if [ "${sudo_4}" == 0 ]; then 477 | echo_deep "you don't store output sudo log" 478 | fi 479 | if [ "${sudo_5}" == 0 ]; then 480 | echo_deep "you don't store sudo log in the correct folder" 481 | fi 482 | if [ "${sudo_6}" == 0 ]; then 483 | echo_deep "you don't activate TTY" 484 | fi 485 | if [ "${sudo_7}" == 0 ]; then 486 | echo_deep "you don't have set the secure_path" 487 | fi 488 | } 489 | 490 | function report_username() 491 | { 492 | echo_deep_part "USER/GROUPS" 493 | if [ "${username_1}" == 0 ]; then 494 | echo_deep "your user don't exist or don't have the correct name" 495 | fi 496 | if [ "${username_2}" == 0 ]; then 497 | echo_deep "your user don't belong to sudo group" 498 | fi 499 | if [ "${username_3}" == 0 ]; then 500 | echo_deep "your user don't belong to user42 group" 501 | fi 502 | } 503 | 504 | function report_crontab() 505 | { 506 | echo_deep_part "CRON_TAB" 507 | if [ "${cron_1}" == 0 ]; then 508 | echo_deep "your crontab doesn't have any jobs" 509 | fi 510 | if [ "${cron_2}" == 0 ]; then 511 | echo_deep "your crontab doesn't execute a 'monitoring' scripts" 512 | fi 513 | if [ "${cron_3}" == 0 ]; then 514 | echo_deep "your script in the crontab doesn't exists" 515 | fi 516 | if [ "${cron_4}" == 0 ]; then 517 | echo_deep "your schedule is not in the correct format" 518 | fi 519 | } 520 | 521 | function report_check_part() 522 | { 523 | [ "${lvm_1}" == 1 ] && \ 524 | [ "${lvm_2}" == 1 ] && lvm_success=1 525 | [ "${ssh_1}" == 1 ] && \ 526 | [ "${ssh_2}" == 1 ] && \ 527 | [ "${ssh_3}" == 1 ] && ssh_success=1 528 | [ "${ufw_1}" == 1 ] && \ 529 | [ "${ufw_2}" == 1 ] && \ 530 | [ "${ufw_3}" == 1 ] && \ 531 | [ "${ufw_4}" == 1 ] && ufw_success=1 532 | [ "${hostname_1}" == 1 ] && \ 533 | [ "${hostname_2}" == 1 ] && hostname_success=1 534 | [ "${pwquality_1}" == 1 ] && \ 535 | [ "${pwquality_2}" == 1 ] && \ 536 | [ "${pwquality_3}" == 1 ] && \ 537 | [ "${pwquality_4}" == 1 ] && \ 538 | [ "${pwquality_5}" == 1 ] && \ 539 | [ "${pwquality_6}" == 1 ] && \ 540 | [ "${pwquality_7}" == 1 ] && \ 541 | [ "${pwquality_8}" == 1 ] && \ 542 | [ "${pwquality_9}" == 1 ] && \ 543 | [ "${pwquality_10}" == 1 ] && \ 544 | [ "${pwquality_11}" == 1 ] && \ 545 | [ "${pwquality_12}" == 1 ] && \ 546 | [ "${pwquality_13}" == 1 ] && \ 547 | [ "${pwquality_14}" == 1 ] && \ 548 | [ "${pwquality_15}" == 1 ] && \ 549 | [ "${pwquality_16}" == 1 ] && \ 550 | [ "${pwquality_17}" == 1 ] && \ 551 | [ "${pwquality_18}" == 1 ] && pwquality_success=1 552 | [ "${sudo_1}" == 1 ] && \ 553 | [ "${sudo_2}" == 1 ] && \ 554 | [ "${sudo_3}" == 1 ] && \ 555 | [ "${sudo_4}" == 1 ] && \ 556 | [ "${sudo_5}" == 1 ] && \ 557 | [ "${sudo_6}" == 1 ] && \ 558 | [ "${sudo_7}" == 1 ] && sudo_success=1 559 | [ "${username_1}" == 1 ] && \ 560 | [ "${username_2}" == 1 ] && \ 561 | [ "${username_3}" == 1 ] && username_success=1 562 | [ "${cron_1}" == 1 ] && \ 563 | [ "${cron_2}" == 1 ] && \ 564 | [ "${cron_3}" == 1 ] && \ 565 | [ "${cron_4}" == 1 ] && cron_success=1 566 | } 567 | 568 | function report_check_section() 569 | { 570 | [ "${lvm_success}" == "1" ] && \ 571 | [ "${ssh_success}" == "1" ] && \ 572 | [ "${ufw_success}" == "1" ] && \ 573 | [ "${hostname_success}" == "1" ] && \ 574 | [ "${pwquality_success}" == "1" ] && \ 575 | [ "${sudo_success}" == "1" ] && \ 576 | [ "${username_success}" == "1" ] && mandatory_succes=1 577 | [ "${cron_success}" == "1" ] && monitoring_success=1 578 | } 579 | 580 | function report_c() 581 | { 582 | [ "${coa_1}" == 1 ] && echo_deep_section "COALITIONS :)" 583 | [ "${coa_1}" == 1 ] && echo_deep_part "COA" 584 | [ "${coa_1}" == 1 ] && echo_deep "You have choosen the BEST coalitions ${HEART}" 585 | } 586 | 587 | function make_report() 588 | { 589 | tabs 4 590 | [ -f deepthought ] && rm deepthought 591 | report_check_part 592 | report_check_section 593 | [ "${mandatory_succes}" == "1" ] || echo_deep_section "MANDATORY" 594 | [ "${lvm_success}" == "1" ] || report_lvm_crypted 595 | [ "${ssh_success}" == "1" ] || report_ssh 596 | [ "${ufw_success}" == "1" ] || report_ufw 597 | [ "${hostname_success}" == "1" ] || report_hostname 598 | [ "${pwquality_success}" == "1" ] || report_strong_password 599 | [ "${sudo_success}" == "1" ] || report_strict_sudo 600 | [ "${username_success}" == "1" ] || report_username 601 | report_c 602 | if [ ! -z ${MONITORING_PATH} ]; then 603 | [ "${monitoring_succes}" == "1" ] || echo_deep_section "MONITORING" 604 | [ "${cron_success}" == "1" ] || report_crontab 605 | fi 606 | } 607 | 608 | #=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#==#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=# 609 | #> print result 610 | 611 | function print_subpart() 612 | { 613 | printf "[${PROMPT_OFFSET}${red}ERRO${PROMPT_OFFSET}${reset}] $*\n" 614 | } 615 | 616 | function print_subpart_title() 617 | { 618 | printf "${green}$*${reset}:\t" 619 | } 620 | 621 | function print_title() 622 | { 623 | vertical_offset=$(printf "%0.s${HO}" $(seq 1 ${TITLE_LENGTH})) 624 | center_off=$(( ${TITLE_LENGTH} - ${#1})) 625 | center_splited=$(( ${center_off} / 2 )) 626 | if [ $(( ${center_off} % 2)) == 0 ]; then 627 | CL=$(printf "%0.s " $(seq 1 ${center_splited})) 628 | CR=$(printf "%0.s " $(seq 1 ${center_splited})) 629 | else 630 | CL=$(printf "%0.s " $(seq 1 ${center_splited})) 631 | CR=$(printf "%0.s " $(seq 1 ${center_splited}) 1) 632 | fi 633 | printf "${blue}${UL}${vertical_offset}${UR}\n" 634 | printf "${VE}${CL}${reset}${1}${blue}${CR}${VE}\n" 635 | printf "${LL}${vertical_offset}${LR}${reset}\n\n" 636 | } 637 | 638 | function print_lvm_crypted() 639 | { 640 | print_subpart_title "LVM_CRYPTED" 641 | [ ${lvm_1} == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 642 | [ ${lvm_2} == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 643 | printf "\n" 644 | [ ${lvm_1} == 1 ] || print_subpart "your virtual machine don't have at least 2 LVM partition" 645 | [ ${lvm_2} == 1 ] || print_subpart "your virtual machine don't use crypted LVM" 646 | printf "\n" 647 | } 648 | 649 | function print_ssh() 650 | { 651 | print_subpart_title "SSH_SERVER" 652 | [ ${ssh_1} == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 653 | [ ${ssh_2} == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 654 | [ ${ssh_3} == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 655 | printf "\n" 656 | [ ${ssh_1} == 1 ] || print_subpart "openssh-server is not installed" 657 | [ ${ssh_2} == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong port, ${ssh_port} instead of 4242" 658 | [ ${ssh_3} == 1 ] || print_subpart "you don't prevent root to login from ssh" 659 | printf "\n" 660 | } 661 | 662 | function print_ufw() 663 | { 664 | print_subpart_title "FIREWALL" 665 | [ ${ufw_1} == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 666 | [ ${ufw_2} == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 667 | [ ${ufw_3} == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 668 | [ ${ufw_4} == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 669 | printf "\n" 670 | [ ${ufw_1} == 1 ] || print_subpart "ufw is not installed" 671 | [ ${ufw_2} == 1 ] || print_subpart "ufw is not enabled" 672 | [ ${ufw_3} == 1 ] || print_subpart "ufw don't have a rule for 4242" 673 | [ ${ufw_4} == 1 ] || print_subpart "SSH use tcp, not udp" 674 | printf "\n" 675 | } 676 | 677 | function print_hostname() 678 | { 679 | print_subpart_title "HOSTNAME" 680 | [ ${hostname_1} == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 681 | [ ${hostname_2} == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 682 | printf "\n" 683 | [ ${hostname_1} == 1 ] || print_subpart "the command hostname ($(hostname)) don't return ${LOGIN}42" 684 | [ ${hostname_2} == 1 ] || print_subpart "your hosts file is not configured properly" 685 | printf "\n" 686 | } 687 | 688 | function print_strong_password() 689 | { 690 | print_subpart_title "STRONG PASSWORD" 691 | [ "${pwquality_1}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 692 | [ "${pwquality_2}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 693 | [ "${pwquality_3}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 694 | [ "${pwquality_4}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 695 | [ "${pwquality_5}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 696 | [ "${pwquality_6}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 697 | [ "${pwquality_7}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 698 | [ "${pwquality_8}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 699 | [ "${pwquality_9}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 700 | [ "${pwquality_10}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 701 | [ "${pwquality_11}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 702 | [ "${pwquality_12}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 703 | [ "${pwquality_13}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 704 | [ "${pwquality_14}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 705 | [ "${pwquality_15}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 706 | [ "${pwquality_16}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 707 | [ "${pwquality_17}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 708 | [ "${pwquality_18}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 709 | printf "\n" 710 | [ "${pwquality_1}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "the 'libpam-pwquality' package is not installed" 711 | [ "${pwquality_2}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong current user password expiration" 712 | [ "${pwquality_3}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong current user minimum day with a password" 713 | [ "${pwquality_4}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong current user day before warning" 714 | [ "${pwquality_5}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong root password expiration" 715 | [ "${pwquality_6}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong root minimum day with a password" 716 | [ "${pwquality_7}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong root day before warning" 717 | [ "${pwquality_8}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong new user password expiration" 718 | [ "${pwquality_9}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong new user minimum day with a password" 719 | [ "${pwquality_10}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong new user day before warning" 720 | [ "${pwquality_11}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong minimum length for a password" 721 | [ "${pwquality_12}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong minimum upper character for a password" 722 | [ "${pwquality_13}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong minimum lower character for a password" 723 | [ "${pwquality_14}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong minimum digit character for a password" 724 | [ "${pwquality_15}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong max consecutive character in a password" 725 | [ "${pwquality_16}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "password can't have the username in it" 726 | [ "${pwquality_17}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "password can't have more than 7 character that is in the old one" 727 | [ "${pwquality_18}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "password policy must be applied to root" 728 | printf "\n" 729 | } 730 | 731 | function print_strict_sudo() 732 | { 733 | print_subpart_title "STRICT SUDO" 734 | [ "${sudo_1}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 735 | [ "${sudo_2}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 736 | [ "${sudo_3}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 737 | [ "${sudo_4}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 738 | [ "${sudo_5}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 739 | [ "${sudo_6}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 740 | [ "${sudo_7}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 741 | printf "\n" 742 | [ "${sudo_1}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "wrong sudo max tries" 743 | [ "${sudo_2}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "you don't have set message or is empty" 744 | [ "${sudo_3}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "you don't store input sudo log" 745 | [ "${sudo_4}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "you don't store output sudo log" 746 | [ "${sudo_5}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "you don't store sudo log in the correct folder" 747 | [ "${sudo_6}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "you don't activate TTY" 748 | [ "${sudo_7}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "you don't have set the secure_path" 749 | printf "\n" 750 | } 751 | 752 | function print_username() 753 | { 754 | 755 | print_subpart_title "USERNAME / GROUPS" 756 | [ "${username_1}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 757 | [ "${username_2}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 758 | [ "${username_3}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 759 | printf "\n" 760 | [ "${username_1}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "your user don't exist or don't have the correct name" 761 | [ "${username_2}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "your user don't belong to sudo group" 762 | [ "${username_3}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "your user don't belong to user42 group" 763 | printf "\n" 764 | } 765 | 766 | function print_mandatory() 767 | { 768 | if [ -z "${MONITORING_PATH}" ]; then 769 | p_warn "Monitoring path not specified" 770 | printf "\n" 771 | fi 772 | print_lvm_crypted 773 | print_ssh 774 | print_ufw 775 | print_hostname 776 | print_strong_password 777 | print_strict_sudo 778 | print_username 779 | print_c 780 | } 781 | 782 | function print_cron() 783 | { 784 | print_subpart_title "CRONTAB SETTINGS" 785 | [ "${cron_1}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 786 | [ "${cron_2}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 787 | [ "${cron_3}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 788 | [ "${cron_4}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}" || printf "${FAILED}" 789 | printf "\n" 790 | [ "${cron_1}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "your crontab doesn't have any jobs" 791 | [ "${cron_2}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "your crontab doesn't execute a 'monitoring' scripts" 792 | [ "${cron_3}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "your script in the crontab doesn't exists" 793 | [ "${cron_4}" == 1 ] || print_subpart "your schedule is not in the correct format" 794 | printf "\n" 795 | } 796 | 797 | function print_c() 798 | { 799 | [ "${coa_1}" == 1 ] && print_subpart_title "COALITION" 800 | [ "${coa_1}" == 1 ] && printf "${SUCCESS}\n" 801 | [ "${coa_1}" == 1 ] && print_subpart "You have choosen the BEST coalition ${HEART}\n" 802 | } 803 | 804 | 805 | function print_crontab() 806 | { 807 | print_cron 808 | } 809 | 810 | function print_result() 811 | { 812 | print_mandatory 813 | [ -z ${MONITORING_PATH} ] || print_crontab 814 | } 815 | 816 | #=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#==#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=# 817 | #> Main 818 | 819 | function basic_config() 820 | { 821 | if [ -z ${LOGIN} ]; then 822 | usage "Login (-u) is require" 823 | else 824 | print_title "Welcome ${LOGIN}." 825 | fi 826 | } 827 | 828 | function check() 829 | { 830 | check_mandatory 831 | [ -z ${MONITORING_PATH} ] || check_crontab 832 | } 833 | 834 | function main() 835 | { 836 | tabs 20 837 | check_root 838 | clear 839 | basic_config 840 | check 841 | print_result 842 | make_report 843 | } 844 | 845 | while [ "$1" != "" ]; do 846 | case $1 in 847 | -u) 848 | shift 849 | if [ -z ${1} ]; then 850 | usage "-u must be followed by your login" 851 | else 852 | LOGIN="${1}" 853 | fi 854 | ;; 855 | -m) 856 | shift 857 | if [ -z ${1} ]; then 858 | usage "-m must be followed by the path of the monitoring script" 859 | elif [ ! -f ${1} ]; then 860 | p_error "Wrong monitoring path" 861 | else 862 | MONITORING_PATH=$(realpath ${1}) 863 | fi 864 | ;; 865 | -h) 866 | usage 867 | ;; 868 | *) 869 | usage "Wrong args" 870 | ;; 871 | esac 872 | shift 873 | done 874 | 875 | main 876 | #=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#==#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=# 877 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /LICENSE: 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