Server Audit Report Script

This repository (@code-and-secure/Server-Audit-Report) contains a comprehensive Bash script that generates a detailed server audit report in HTML format with embedded tables for easy viewing. The report covers all major aspects of server health, resource usage, workload, security status, and more.

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Features

• Host and OS details
• CPU, RAM, and swap statistics
• Disk usage and mount points
• Network interfaces and IP addresses
• Open ports and listening services
• Firewall status and rules
• Blocked or failed services
• Running services and daemons
• User accounts and recent logins
• Scheduled cron jobs
• Recent critical system logs
• Hardware summary
• Security patch status
• Current server workload
• Automatic health checks

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Usage

1. Download the script

Clone this repository or download the script file:

git clone https://github.com/code-and-secure/Server-Audit-Report.git
cd Server-Audit-Report
# OR download just the script:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/code-and-secure/Server-Audit-Report/main/server_audit_report.sh

2. Make the script executable

chmod +x server_audit_report.sh

3. Run the script (recommended as root for full details)

sudo ./server_audit_report.sh

The script will generate a file named server_audit_report.html in the current directory.

4. View the report

Open server_audit_report.html in your web browser.

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Requirements

• Bash shell
• Standard Unix/Linux utilities: lscpu, free, df, lsblk, ip, ss, netstat, systemctl, awk, ps, journalctl, etc.
• Optional for more details:
  • lshw (for hardware summary)
  • ufw, firewalld, or iptables (for firewall status)
  • apt, yum, or dnf (for security update status)

Install missing tools using your package manager, e.g.,

# For Debian/Ubuntu:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install lshw net-tools

# For CentOS/RHEL:
sudo yum install lshw net-tools

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Notes

• Run as root for the most complete results (especially hardware info, logs, and systemd services).
• The script is designed for Linux servers but may work on other Unix-like systems with minor tweaks.
• The HTML report uses embedded tables for clear and organized presentation.
• Handles network connectivity gracefully: if no internet is available, it notifies this in the security patch section.

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Contributions

Pull requests and suggestions are welcome!

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Repository: @code-and-secure/Server-Audit-Report