Dispersal Wolves
Ancient trees receding into cold forest fog

Independent defensive software

Security utilities
for Linux hosts.

Ten small tools for inspecting a machine, reviewing exposed services, monitoring files and controlling how data leaves the host.

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Dispersal Wolves / 2026

Each repository addresses a defined defensive task and documents the evidence it can produce. Reports remain readable from a terminal and suitable for scripts.

Repository index

Ten repositories in one collection

The languages vary with the task. Every repository includes its threat model, security policy, tests and command-line documentation.

01

Host Check

Reports host posture, SSH policy, active services and firewall state.

Python
02

Open Ports

Records listening ports and compares them with a saved baseline.

Rust
03

SSH Guard

Reviews OpenSSH configuration and prepares explicit policy changes.

Python
04

Honeyfile

Watches decoy files and records unexpected access or modification.

Python
05

File Watch

Maintains a local SHA-256 integrity baseline for selected paths.

Rust
06

Secret Sweep

Scans staged changes and local files for exposed credentials.

JavaScript
07

Container Check

Reviews Compose files for host exposure and unsafe defaults.

JavaScript
08

Firewall Kit

Renders readable firewall rules for review before installation.

Python
09

Log Howl

Matches meaningful log events and sends restrained notifications.

Python
10

Safe Share

Opens a temporary, limited route to one selected file.

Python
Dark forest floor beneath old trees and fog

Distance, concealment and difficult terrain shape the identity. The software itself stays explicit.

Operational boundaries

The tools describe what they inspected

A report records the checks performed and the state observed at that time. Each repository documents the conditions it cannot establish.

  1. 01

    Data location

    Reports stay on the host unless an output destination is configured.

  2. 02

    System changes

    Inspection commands are read-only. Apply commands are separate and produce reviewable output.

  3. 03

    Evidence

    A clean result means the documented checks passed. It does not establish that a machine is uncompromised.

  4. 04

    Repository scope

    Each tool maintains a narrow contract so its behavior can be audited without learning a platform.

Source and documentation

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Every tool is MIT licensed and can be run from its own repository.

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