I will analyze your servers ssh logs and create a security audit PDF report
About this Gig
Every internet-facing server gets hit with SSH brute-force attempts but almost nobody actually reads the logs to know who's attacking them.
I'll take your server's auth.log and turn it into a clean, professional PDF security report that you (or your client) can actually understand:
Executive summary with a 0-100 risk score
Attack activity timeline (when you're getting hit hardest)
Top attacking IP addresses, with counts
Most targeted usernames (so you know if attackers are guessing real accounts)
Concrete, prioritized hardening recommendations
This is perfect for:
- Freelance sysadmins who manage client servers
- Small hosting agencies who need something to show clients
- Anyone running a VPS who wants visibility without paying for enterprise tools like Wazuh or CrowdStrike
No data leaves your server unless you send me the log file. Fast turnaround, clear report, no fluff.
Send me your auth.log (or Fail2ban log for the Standard package) and I'll have your report back to you within the delivery window.
FAQ
Q: What do I need to provide to get started?
A: Please provide your SSH authentication log files (such as /var/log/auth.log, /var/log/secure, or exported log files). You can also include any specific concerns, server details, or the time period you want analyzed.
Q: What will I receive after the analysis?
A: You'll receive a detailed PDF security audit report containing login activity, failed login attempts, brute-force attack detection, suspicious IP addresses, authentication trends, security findings, and actionable recommendations to improve your server's security.
Q: Which operating systems are supported?
A: I analyze SSH logs from most Linux distributions, including Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, Fedora, Amazon Linux, and other Unix-based systems that use standard SSH logging.
Q: Will my server data remain confidential?
A: Absolutely. Your logs and server information are treated with strict confidentiality. I never share, store, or distribute your data, and all files are handled securely throughout the project.
Q: Can you identify hacking attempts or brute-force attacks?
A: Yes. I identify suspicious login attempts, brute-force attacks, unauthorized access patterns, unusual IP addresses, repeated authentication failures, and other indicators of compromise. I also provide recommendations to help strengthen your server's security. These FAQs are optimized for a cyber

