You NEED This Security Tool If You Use Linux

What's going on everybody!? Blake here with The Linux Fraud and today I wanted to tell you about Lynis, a security auditing tool for Linux and other Unix based systems. It's absolutely vital if you want to make sure that your system is secure. If you like this kind of content, go ahead and hit that like button for me and also consider subscribing for more great content.

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[DavidJSullivan]

Awesome tool. Thanks for taking the time to demonstrate this helpful tool. Take care.

[linuxmench]

That was a great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[johanb.]

Why is it suggesting to update my system while it already has all the latest updates, upgrades?🤔 It also had a lot of other suggestions I should do, but most of them I don't understand or don't know how to harden them. KDE Neon only 59, but it doesn't mean it's unsafe.

[mustafababdullah]

Actually arch core is quite complete it is meant as a desktop not a server that is why it's relatively safe to use the aur trust me millions of eyes are on all the source code if there is even a bug that cause issues it will get red flagged and a aur helper will not be able to find the deps to satisfy the build, see something that just isn't explained, anyone can fix a build and then reissue it to the aur board as a new application build or use it yourself unlike most package managers pacman is the most powerful it doesn't need aptitude and pkg everything is one program we can make a repo locally with out all that drama 😂