graudit — source code auditing tool

graudit was written by Eldar Marcussen - http://www.justanotherhacker.com.

Debian                                            June 2, 2010                                        GRAUDIT(1)

graudit  is a simple script and signature sets that allows you to find potential security flaws in source
       code using the GNU utility grep.  Its arguments are as follows:

       -A      Scan ALL files

       -cnum  Number of lines of context to display (Default: 2; one before and one after the matching line)

       -ddatabase
               Signature database to use

       -h      Print short help message

       -i      Case in-sensitive search

       -l      Lists available database

       -L      Prints line numbers in a paste friendly format for vim

       -v      Print version number

       -x      Exclude files matching this pattern

       -z      Supress colors

       -Z      High contrast colors

       /path/to/scan
               Directory or files to scan

       By default, graudit will scan most files and directories (excluding *.gz,  *.zip,  *.gif,  *.jpg,  *.png,
       .svn/, .git/ and .CVS/) under /path/to/scan using the default signature database and display two lines of
       context  using the standard grep colors. Running graudit some/dir/ is the same as running graudit -c 1 -d
       default some/dir/

       The exit status is 0 if a signature match is found and 1 otherwise. An exit status of 2  means  an  error
       occurred.

       graudit — source code auditing tool

grep(1)(graudit(7))

graudit [-options] /path/to/scan