Dispersal Wolves maintains ten defensive utilities for Linux hosts. The tools inspect system state, record changes and prepare reviewable configuration without requiring a shared control plane.
| Repository | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Host Check | Reports host posture, services and firewall state. |
| Open Ports | Records listening ports and reports what changed. |
| SSH Guard | Reviews OpenSSH configuration and prepares policy changes. |
| Honeyfile | Records access to files that should remain untouched. |
| File Watch | Maintains a local SHA-256 integrity baseline. |
| Secret Sweep | Scans local files and staged changes for credentials. |
| Container Check | Reviews Compose files for host exposure. |
| Firewall Kit | Renders firewall rules for review before installation. |
| Log Howl | Matches meaningful log events and sends notifications. |
| Safe Share | Opens a temporary route to one selected file. |
- Reports stay on the host unless an output destination is configured.
- Inspection commands are read-only. Apply commands are separate and produce reviewable output.
- A clean report means the documented checks passed. It does not establish that a machine is uncompromised.
- Each repository documents its threat model, security policy, command-line interface and machine-readable output.
The software is MIT licensed. Installation and usage instructions live in each repository.
