Usage

Usage: ./lunar.sh -[a|A|s|S|d|p|c|l|h|c|V] -[u]

-a: Run in audit mode (no changes made to system)
-A: Run in audit mode (no changes made to system)
    [includes filesystem checks which take some time]
-s: Run in selective mode (only run tests you want to)
-d: Print information for a specific test
-S: List functions available to selective mode
-l: Run in lockdown mode (changes made to system)
-L: Run in lockdown mode (changes made to system)
    [includes filesystem checks which take some time]
-c: Show changes previously made to system
-p: Show previously versions of file
-u: Undo lockdown (changes made to system)
-h: Display usage
-V: Display version
-v: Verbose mode [used with -a and -A]
    [Provides more information about the audit taking place]

Examples

Run in Audit Mode:

./lunar.sh -a

Run in Audit Mode and provide more information:

./lunar.sh -a -v

Display previous backups:

./lunar.sh -b
Previous backups:
21_12_2012_19_45_05  21_12_2012_20_35_54  21_12_2012_21_57_25

Restore from previous backup:

./lunar.sh -u 21_12_2012_19_45_05

List tests:

./lunar.sh -S

Only run apache based tests:

./lunar.sh -s audit_apache

Print documentation regarding apache based tests:

./lunar.sh -d audit_apache

# SYSTEM INFORMATION:

Platform: i386
Vendor:   Apple
Name:     Darwin
Version:  10.12
Update:   3

Checking:  If node is managed
Notice:    Node is not managed

# Module: audit_apache

# Solaris:

# The action in this section describes disabling the Apache 1.x and 2.x web
# servers provided with Solaris 10. Both services are disabled by default.
# Run control scripts for Apache 1 and the NCA web servers still exist,
# but the services will only be started if the respective configuration
# files have been set up appropriately, and these configuration files do not
# exist by default.
# Even if the system is a Web server, the local site may choose not to use
# the Web server provided with Solaris in favor of a locally developed and
# supported Web environment. If the machine is a Web server, the administrator
# is encouraged to search the Web for additional documentation on Web server
# security.

# Linux:

# HTTP or web servers provide the ability to host web site content.
# The default HTTP server shipped with CentOS Linux is Apache.
# The default HTTP proxy package shipped with CentOS Linux is squid.
# Unless there is a need to run the system as a web server, or a proxy it is
# recommended that the package(s) be deleted.

# Refer to Section(s) 3.11,14   Page(s) 66-9    CIS CentOS Linux 6 Benchmark v1.0.0
# Refer to Section(s) 2.2.10    Page(s) 110     CIS Ubuntu Linux 16.04 Benchmark v1.0.0
# Refer to Section(s) 3.11,14   Page(s) 79-81   CIS RHEL 5 Benchmark v2.1.0
# Refer to Section(s) 3.11,14   Page(s) 69-71   CIS RHEL 6 Benchmark v1.2.0
# Refer to Section(s) 2.2.10,13 Page(s) 110,113 CIS RHEL 7 Benchmark v2.1.0
# Refer to Section(s) 6.10,13   Page(s) 59,61   CIS SLES 11 Benchmark v1.0.0
# Refer to Section(s) 2.4.14.7  Page(s) 56-7    CIS OS X 10.5 Benchmark v1.1.0
# Refer to Section(s) 2.10      Page(s) 21-2    CIS Solaris 11.1 v1.0.0
# Refer to Section(s) 2.2.11    Page(s) 30-2    CIS Solaris 10 v5.1.0
# Refer to Section(s) 2.2.10,13 Page(s) 102,105 CIS Amazon Linux Benchmark v2.0.0