SysIntegrity allows users to add files on their system to a registry which would then be checked on startup. If a file has an unwarranted change, the hash would be changed which would trigger a red flag and warn the user of possible intrusion.
UPDATE: Converted seperate whitelist files with SQL Database!
To setup, add files to the whitelist, and create a cronjob, run ./main.sh
If you make a change to a file on the whitelist you're going to have to add the file again and remove the old entry from the whitelist. This tool is meant for critical system files that require little to no reoccuring configuration.
- Ubuntu - Debian Linux OS
- Kali Linux - Pentesting OS developed by Offensive Security
- GitHub - This Website!
- Cisc0-gif - Main Contributor/Author: Ecorp7@protonmail.com
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