GemGuard – a security auditing tool for Linux and Windows
GemGuard – a security auditing tool for Linux and Windows
I’ve been working on a small security auditing tool called GemGuard and wanted to share it with the community. GemGuard collects system information — running processes, network connections, and recently installed packages — and then uses Google’s Gemini models to generate a human-readable assessment of anything that might look suspicious or worth checking. The tool is cross-platform and works on: Linux (Fedora, Ubuntu/Debian, Kali, Alpine) and Windows 10/11 It offers both a CLI and a Textual-based TUI, supports multiple Gemini models, and includes a quiet mode for automation or integration with other tools. Features include: - Process auditing - Package review (auto-detects package manager) - Network/port inspection - Optional raw AI output (quiet mode) - Works in Bash/Zsh/CMD/PowerShell I’m not a security expert, so the project is experimental, and contributions or feedback are very welcome. Repo: https://github.com/AlvaroHoux/gem-guard
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