Debian posiada ciekawe narzędzie o nazwie binstats pozwalające stworzyć statystyki dla programów zainstalowanych w systemie. W przypadku okresowego sprawdzania systemów porównanie informacji może być przydatne przy wykrywaniu włamań.
debian:/etc# binstats cat: /etc/ld.so.conf: No such file or directory Look in /usr/local/sbin /usr/local/bin /usr/sbin /usr/bin /sbin /bin /usr/bin/X11 for executables find: /usr/bin/X11: No such file or directory Find duplicated executable names Sort out list by alphabetical order Find executable type (this will take a long time) Look for dynamic library dependence (this will take an even longer time) List the used dynamic libraries Hunt down binaries that depend on missing libraries Look in /lib /usr/lib for dynamic libraries Search for unused dynamic libraries Find un-stripped binaries Find setuid binaries Look in /usr/share/man /usr/local/man for man pages Find duplicated man page names Gather statistics binstats-1.08 output from debian on 2004/02/16 18:29:02 CET Binaries: 559 OMAGIC Demand Paged: 0 NMAGIC Demand Paged: 0 QMAGIC Demand Paged: 0 ZMAGIC Demand Paged: 0 statically linked: 0 not stripped: 0 setuid: 0 ELF: 559 statically linked: 1 not stripped: 0 setuid: 21 ECOFF: 0 statically linked: 0 not stripped: 0 setuid: 0 Java: 0 Duplicate names: 0 Missing libraries: 0 Text: 189 Bourne shell: 85 Bourne-Again shell: 18 C shell: 0 Tenex C shell: 0 Awk: 0 Perl: 78 Python: 6 Tcl: 0 Other interpreted: 1 Unidentified: 1 Used libraries: 68 DLL: 0 Unused libs: 56 Man pages: 1601 Duplicate names: 0 ============================================================== More detailed information can be obtained in bstats.log