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Lockdown your linux install. The simple zero config linux hardening script

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lockdown.sh



Lockdown.sh is a single file zero config shell script to be run to lockdown a newly installed linux os. Lockdown.sh aims to set a sensible baseline which can be built upon for specific needs.

  • Zero Config
  • Zero Install
  • Single file shell script

WARNING

This script changes the ssh port to 141. And restricts ssh to key only for the created admin user if an admin user is created.

Usage

Download and run the script as root, select which sections to run when prompted.

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/x08d/lockdown.sh/master/lockdown.sh
chmod +x ./lockdown.sh
./lockdown.sh

What does it do?

  • Updates packages
  • Restricts firewall to only allow ssh on 141
  • Installs fail2ban
  • Configures the kernel
  • Adds daily cronjob to update packages on server
  • Installs and configures auditd with sensible rules
  • Disables core dumps
  • Restricts logins
  • Create a new admin user
  • Restricts ssh and enables only the created admin user
  • Adds a legal banner to /etc/issue and /etc/issue.net
  • Installs packages recommended by lynis
  • Installs and sets up aide
  • Enables process accounting
  • Disables uncommon filesystems
  • Disables firewire and usb storage
  • Disables uncommon network protocols
  • Restricts access to /root
  • Restrict access to compilers
  • Moves tmp to tmpfs
  • Remounts /tmp /proc /dev /run to be more restrictive
  • Purges old and removed packages

Supported OS

  • Debian 10
  • Debian 8
  • (Should work with most debian and debian based OS's)
  • Others are coming soon

Contributing

Please open pull requests and issues on github for anything you find.

References

Open Source Agenda is not affiliated with "Lockdown.sh" Project. README Source: dolegi/lockdown.sh
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