YASAT - simple stupid audit tool

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848                                              30 August 2015                                         YASAT(8)

YASAT  (Yet  Another  Stupid  Audit  Tool) is a simple stupid audit tool.  Its goal is to be as simple as
       possible with minimum binary dependencies (only sed, grep and cut) Second goal is to document  each  test
       with  maximum  information  and  links to official documentation.  It do many tests for checking security
       configuration issue or others good practice.

       It checks many software configurations like: Apache, Bind DNS, CUPS, PHP,  kernel  configuration,  MySQL,
       network  configuration,  openvpn,  Packages update, samba, snmpd, squid, tomcat, user accounting, vsftpd,
       xinetd,

       YASAT is licensed under the GPL v3 license and under development by LABBE Corentin.

YASAT-simplestupidaudittool

--standard(or-a)
              YASAT will performs a standard check of the system, printing out  the  results  of  each  test  to
              stdout.  A log is also created in ~/.yasat/yasat.result by default

       --list(or-l)
              List all plugins available

       --html(or-H)
              YASAT will export results in html (default to ~/yasat/yasat.html)

       --html-outputPATH
              With -H, this option permit to change the file where to store html output.

       --advice-langLANG
              By  default,  YASAT  print  message  in  english (EN), you can change the displayed lang with this
              option.  LANG is the 2letter digit of the lang you want. For the moment only EN is supported.

       --full-scan(or-f)
              YASAT will do extra (long) tests (lots of find).

       --plugins-dirPATH(or-P)
              Set the path where YASAT can find plugins to use. (default is ./plugins )

       --nopause(or-a)
              By default, YASAT made a pause after each plugin. For automatize tests you can use this.

       --pluginPATH(or-1)
              YASAT will just use the plugin pointed by PATH (ex: yasat -1 kernel)

       --scanrootPATH(or-r)
              YASAT will scan PATH instead of / (ex: yasat -r /mnt/centos6)

       --complianceTYPE
              YASAT will check for a specific compliance (nsa, cce,  or  all)  and  will  print  the  compliance
              results.

       --print-levelx(or-1)
              YASAT will print infos equal or above the level X (All = 0 (default), infos = 1 warnings(orange) =
              2, errors(red) = 3

       --skipTEST
              A  comma  separated list of tests to skip without the .test (ex: --skip nfs,ntp). See yasat --list
              for all tests.

       --check-update
              Check if an update of YASAT exists

       --send-support
              Like --check-update, but it will send also as parameter your OS version for  statistics.   In  the
              future, perhaps also a sort of send_bugs.

yasat   [--standard(-s)]   [--list(-l)]  [--debug(-d)]  [--help(-h)]  [--html(-H)]  [--html-output  PATH]
       [--advice-lang LANG]  [--full-scan(-f)]  [--plugins-dir(-P)  PATH]  [--nopause(-a)]  [--plugin(-1)  PATH]
       [--scanroot(-r) PATH] [--Plugin(-p) NAME] [--print-level X] [--check-update]