Bastille Adds Reporting, Grabs Fed Attention
johnny.ihackstuff.com writes "NewsForge interviews the Bastille project lead Jay Beale about Bastille's cool new assessment feature, which reports and scores Linux security and -- as always -- makes Linux lockdown super-easy. Available for many distros and Mac OS X, too. Best of all, it's free and open source!" As Jay points out in the interview, the work was "sponsored by the U.S. government's Technical Support Working Group." An anonymous reader summarizes the new capability: "In essence, Bastille now does two things. In one mode, it locks down an operating system, tweaking the configuration for increased security, asking you about each step and teaching you along the way. In the new Assessment mode, it reports on what hardening steps have been taken and what could be taken."
... but if I were starting a Linux security project, I'd name it after a prison which was difficult to escape from, rather than one famous for being stormed by about 1,000 upset Frenchmen.
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Anyone else haveing problems getting this to run on Windows XP?
The download instructions for OSX were a little intimidating, even for someone like me with basic Unix skills...
Once Bastille for OSX becomes completely point and click it will take off like Jean Valjean after stealing a loaf of bread.
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