claude-security-auditor

Automate read-only security audits of Linux workstations.

Updated Jul 3, 2026

Search Tags:#security audit #linux #firewall #system security #credential exposure

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npx skills add https://github.com/Toqsick/MaxClaw --skill claude-security-auditor

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Skill: claude-security-auditor
Source: https://github.com/Toqsick/MaxClaw/tree/main/.claude/skills/claude-security-auditor
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Toqsick/MaxClaw --skill claude-security-auditor

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates security audits for Linux workstations, providing a comprehensive overview of system security with read-only reconnaissance.

Core Features & Use Cases

Security Audit Automation: Automates the process of auditing firewall settings, ports, services, permissions, credential exposure, and more.
Read-only Reconnaissance: Conducts audits without making changes to the system, ensuring system integrity is maintained.
Use Case: A system administrator can use this Skill to regularly check the security posture of a Linux workstation without manual intervention.

Quick Start

Run the 'claude-security-auditor' skill to initiate a security audit on the current Linux system.

Frequently Asked Questions about claude-security-auditor

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I automate a Linux security audit for my workstation?▼

You can automate a Linux security audit by running a read-only reconnaissance process that checks firewall settings, open ports, running services, file permissions, and sudoers configurations without modifying the system.

What does a read-only security audit check on a Linux system?▼

A read-only security audit checks firewall configurations, ports, services, permissions, credential exposure, and sudoers files to provide a comprehensive overview of system security and detect baseline drift.

Can I detect system baseline drift and compliance issues on Linux without making changes?▼

Yes, read-only reconnaissance can detect system baseline drift and verify compliance by inspecting system files, firewall rules, and service configurations while ensuring system integrity is maintained.

How do I check for credential exposure and firewall misconfigurations on Linux?▼

Checking for credential exposure and firewall misconfigurations involves automating a security audit that scans system permissions, ports, and services to identify potential vulnerabilities in the current setup.

Does a Linux security audit require root access to check sudoers and system permissions?▼

A Linux security audit requires access to system files and tools to properly inspect sudoers configurations, permissions, and firewall settings, ensuring a thorough security posture evaluation.

What is the best way to regularly check the security posture of a Linux workstation?▼

The best way to regularly check the security posture of a Linux workstation is to automate security audits that perform read-only reconnaissance of services, ports, and permissions without manual intervention.