Modular system security auditing toolkit.

✅ Linux - Full support
✅ Windows - Full support

The app automatically detects your platform and adjusts its security checks accordingly.

• Cross-platform security auditing for Windows and Linux
• Multiple output formats: JSON, HTML, CSV, and console
• Automated report organization in Documents folder
• Modular architecture with extensible security modules
• Professional reports with severity classification and recommendations

pip install sysvex

git clone https://github.com/PuRiToX/sysvex.git
cd sysvex
pip install -e .

# Run all default modules (filesystem, network, processes) - console output
sysvex

# Run specific modules
sysvex --modules filesystem,network

# Run single module
sysvex --modules processes

# Save to JSON (auto-saved to Documents/Sysvex Auditing/)
sysvex --format json

# Save to HTML report with visual dashboard
sysvex --format html

# Save to CSV for spreadsheet analysis
sysvex --format csv

# Console output (default)
sysvex --format console

# Custom filename in default directory
sysvex --format json --output security_audit.json

# Full custom path
sysvex --format html --output /path/to/report.html

# Windows example
sysvex --format csv --output C:\Reports\security.csv

# Quiet mode (no console output)
sysvex --format json --quiet

• World-writable files: Detects files writable by others
• SUID/SGID executables: Identifies files with elevated privileges (Unix only)
• Sensitive file permissions: Checks /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, /etc/sudoers (Unix) or SAM database (Windows)
• Hidden files: Flags hidden files and temporary files
• Recently modified files: Tracks changes within 7 days

• Listening ports: Detects services listening on all interfaces (0.0.0.0)
• Public services: Identifies known services (SSH, HTTP, FTP, etc.)
• Suspicious connections: Flags connections to known malicious ports
• Outbound connections: Monitors unusual outbound patterns
• IP classification: Distinguishes between private and public IP connections

• Suspicious binaries: Detects processes from unexpected locations
• Command-line patterns: Identifies reverse shells, download tools, persistence mechanisms
• Privilege anomalies: Monitors privilege escalation attempts
• System processes: Flags non-system processes running with elevated privileges
• Memory-only processes: Detects processes without executable paths

• Sensitive files: SAM database, hosts file, network configurations
• Suspicious processes: PowerShell encoded commands, rundll32, certutil
• Temp directories: %TEMP%, %TMP%, System32 temp
• Legitimate paths: Program Files, System32, ProgramData

• Sensitive files: /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, /etc/sudoers
• SUID/SGID detection: Unix permission escalation vectors
• Unix permissions: World-readable/writable file detection
• Standard paths: /usr/bin, /bin, /sbin

{
  "scan_info": {
    "timestamp": "2024-01-15T10:30:00",
    "total_findings": 42,
    "severity_breakdown": {
      "CRITICAL": 2,
      "HIGH": 8,
      "MEDIUM": 15,
      "LOW": 17
    }
  },
  "findings": [
    {
      "id": "FS-001",
      "title": "World-writable file",
      "severity": "HIGH",
      "description": "File is writable by others",
      "evidence": "/tmp/suspicious_file",
      "recommendation": "Restrict permissions: chmod o-w /tmp/suspicious_file",
      "source_module": "filesystem"
    }
  ]
}

• Visual dashboard with color-coded severity levels
• Summary statistics and charts
• Expandable finding details
• Professional appearance for sharing

• Spreadsheet-compatible format
• All finding details in tabular format
• Easy for data analysis and filtering

Reports are automatically saved to:

• Linux: ~/Documents/Sysvex Auditing/
• Windows: C:\Users\{Username}\Documents\Sysvex Auditing/

Files are automatically timestamped: sysvex_report_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.format

• CRITICAL: Immediate security risk
• HIGH: Serious security concern
• MEDIUM: Potential security issue
• LOW: Informational/monitoring

# Quick security scan with HTML report
sysvex --format html

# Detailed analysis with JSON for automation
sysvex --format json --modules all

# Silent background scan
sysvex --format csv --quiet --output security_scan.csv

# Custom filename
sysvex --format html --output "security_audit_$(date +%Y%m%d).html"

# Scan specific module with custom output
sysvex --modules filesystem --format json --output filesystem_audit.json

Package: sysvex
Version: 0.1.1
Status: Published and ready for installation

# Run with development setup
export PYTHONPATH=src
python -m sysvex.cli

# Test individual modules
python -c "
from sysvex.modules.filesystem import Module
module = Module()
findings = module.run({'scan_path': '/tmp'})
print(f'Found {len(findings)} issues')
"

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Make your changes
4. Add tests if applicable
5. Submit a pull request

• Issues: GitHub Issues
• Documentation: GitHub Wiki