First one as root to create conf files with good owner and permissions, and then with secaudit.
Now first run with --create-config-files-only and the normally with --audit.
As for now, if a sudo command was not allowed, check might sometimes
pass, resulting compliant state even if it actually is not.
Sudo wrapper first checks wether command is allowed before running it,
otherwise issues a crit message, setting check as not compliant
Fix script to make sudo_wrapper work, split "find" lines
Fix quotes in $@ and $* when running sudo command
Fixed quotes and curly braces with shellcheck report
Adding DESCRIPTION field in tests and [INFO] DESCRIPTION in main
Update README with --batch mode info
Add --batch mode in hardening.sh
Change summary to make it oneliner when batch mode
AUDIT_SUMMARY PASSED_CHECKS:95 RUN_CHECKS:191 TOTAL_CHECKS_AVAIL:191 CONFORMITY_PERCENTAGE:49.74
* perform readonly checks as a regular user
* sudo -n is used for checks requiring root privileges
* increase accountability by providing log of individual access to sensitive files
