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Nagios plugins for monitoring security software.

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This Nagios plugin monitors the version of WordPress, in search of updates, receiving as an argument the full path of the version.php file, where you…
This Nagios plugin monitors the SSL/TLS settings, using the SSLLABS Web service, performs tests on certificates, seeking vulnerabilities, and in case of detection returns the…
This Nagios plugin monitors ports, and alerts about opening new port of communication. As arguments are passed the list of authorized ports, and the IP…
This Nagios plugin monitors a domain in search of web vulnerabilities, so it uses the scan of Web Nikto vulnerabilities, producing an HTML report, and…
This Nagios plugin monitors the state of files/directors, using the inotify State Monitoring tool, receiving as arguments the states and files/directors to be monitored, as…
This Nagios plugin monitors the state of the DNSSEC configurations and points out with the critical state in case vulnerabilities (poor configuration, expired signatures, not…
This Nagios plugin monitors blacklists in search of a past IP address as an argument. By default, the plugin searches in 27 of the most…
This Nagios plugin monitors domain names and corresponding IP address, both passed as arguments, alerting with critical state if incompatibilities are verified. By default, Google…
This Nagios plugin monitors the content of the Web page passed by URL as an argument, in search of potentially hazardous words, returning the critical…
This Nagios plugin monitors system network connections alerting whenever a large number of SYN recv states are verified. The quantities of connections to be considered…
This Nagios plugin monitors the main principals where the executable files are stored, you can optionally be the user to define the principals that you…
This Nagios plugin monitors the Apache server log file in search of State 404, receiving as arguments the full path of the log file, and…