Provided by: checksec_2.4.0-1_all 

NAME
checksec - check executables and kernel properties
SYNOPSIS
checksec [options] [file]
DESCRIPTION
checksec is a bash script used to check the properties of executables (like PIE, RELRO, PaX, Canaries,
ASLR, Fortify Source) and kernel security options (like GRSecurity and SELinux).
OPTIONS
--output= or --format= {cli|csv|xml|json}
Output the results in different formats for ingestion to other applications. NOTE: This option
must go before any other options currently
--help Displays the help text
--file={filename}
Checks individual files for security features compiled into the executable
--dir={directory}
Recursively checks all executable files in the directory for security features compiled into the
executables
--proc={pid}
Checks the security features of a running process by name
--proc-all
Checks the security features of all running processes
--proc-libs
Checks the security features of the all libraries of a running process ID
--kernel[=kconfig]
Checks the security features of the running kernel or a specified kernel config
--fortify-file={filename}
Checks the fortifiability of a file and if any of the fortifiable features have already been
compiled into the file
--fortify-proc={pid}
Checks the fortifiability of a running process and if any of the fortifiable features have already
been compiled in
--version
Shows the current version of the running software
--update or --upgrade
Checks source for a signed update and updates the application if available
DIAGNOSTICS
The following diagnostics may be issued on stderr:
Permission Denied.
For most of the checks you must be root..
Debugging
--debug option can be specified for debug level output
AUTHORS
Brian Davis <slimm609 at gmail dot com>
Checksec was originally written by Tobias Klein
Linux FEBURARY 2019 CHECKSEC(1)