Welcome to LinGuard, your trusty (and a bit over-enthusiastic) sidekick in the never-ending battle against Linux malware! LinGuard is here to help sniff out those sneaky processes, shady files, and suspicious network shenanigans. Is it perfect? Nope! But it’s a work in progress, and like every good hero, it’s getting better every day.
Warning: LinGuard is still sharpening its sword (read: in development). Don’t expect it to save the world just yet, but it’s got potential!
- 🕵️ Process Scanning: Sort of works for now, but we’ll make it smarter and snappier. Think of it as LinGuard’s training montage.
- 🗂️ File Integrity Checks: Coming soon! LinGuard will make sure no files go rogue on your system.
- 🌐 Network Monitoring: Also coming soon. LinGuard will be your digital bouncer, catching network activity that doesn’t belong.
- 💻 Cool UI (Under search of what gui i will use): Because who wants to type all day? Look out for a snazzy interface to make scanning fun!
- Dynamic Threat Lists: LinGuard dreams of fetching the latest bad-guy lists from the internet.
- Custom Rules: Your system, your rules! Add your own suspicious patterns for files, processes, or network activity.
- World Domination (Linux Edition): Okay, maybe just cross-platform support.
First, make sure you’ve got Python 3.8+ and Linux (LinGuard refuses to work on Windows, for now).
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Clone this masterpiece:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/LinGuard.git cd LinGuard -
Install some stuff (use pyenv please):
pip install -r requirements.txt
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Run LinGuard and feel like a hero:
python main.py
- Start watching network activity like a hawk.
- Make process scanning actually Works.
- Add file integrity checks.
- Build a UI that will make people go, “Wow!”
- Add dynamic configuration so you don’t have to mess with the code.
Want to help LinGuard level up? Open an issue or send in a pull request! Whether you’re adding features, fixing bugs, or just adding emojis to the README, we’d love to have you.
This project will be licensed under the MIT License, which means you can use it for anything from saving the world to impressing your cat—just make sure to give me some credit. Sharing is caring, after all!
LinGuard isn’t a replacement for your super-expensive, enterprise-level security solution. It’s more like the enthusiastic intern of security tools. Use it responsibly, or the Linux gods may judge you.