Audit likely private-key file modes
Flag POSIX group or other permission bits on likely private-key files without reading contents.
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Check PATH directories for existence, current-user writability, and duplicate resolution order.
Make one verified TLS connection and report the leaf certificate expiry and protocol.
Compare declared environment-variable names with a template and detect duplicates without printing values.
Create a new relative-path SHA-256 manifest for regular files under a selected directory.
Use PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256 with a random salt and an interactive password prompt to create or verify a local record.
Translate one local POSIX mode into owner, group, and other read/write/execute permissions.
Inspect URL lines for embedded user information and insecure HTTP without printing credential values.
Compare common file extensions with known header bytes without opening files in an application.
Report filenames and line numbers for likely credential declarations without printing matching values.
Group known_hosts entries by public-key fingerprint without printing key material.
Report symbolic links whose resolved targets leave a selected root without following linked directories.
Report regular files with the POSIX others-write bit under a selected directory.
Calculate SHA-256 fingerprints and detect repeated certificates in a local PEM bundle.
Print SHA-256 fingerprints for OpenSSH public key lines without showing comments or key bytes.
Generate a bounded set of URL-safe random tokens using the operating-system randomness source.
Make one HEAD request to an owned endpoint and report selected browser security headers.
Send one HEAD request with a synthetic Origin and inspect CORS response declarations.
List regular files with POSIX execute bits and highlight writable executables.
Flag bidirectional controls and mixed Latin/Cyrillic/Greek scripts in filenames.
Inspect Set-Cookie attribute presence from one HEAD response while omitting cookie values.
Inspect a requirements file for plaintext URLs, direct references, and unpinned package declarations.
Walk a local JSON configuration and flag selected debug, TLS-verification, and wildcard-origin settings.
Flag selected SSH client options in a local configuration without connecting to any host.
Compare local files with a saved manifest and report missing or changed files.