Write a script to conduct a system check. Your boss has just acquired a new client that needs a security audit done on all $50$ of their Linux desktop computers. The client doesn$$t want a script to run on the server. Instead, they want someone to manually assess the security on each individual laptop. For an experienced technician, it would take $5$ minutes to log in$,$ access system files and take

notes for each computer $($a total of about $4$ hours to assess all $50$ computers$).$ As a new technician, it will take you twice as long $($about $8$ hours$)$ to complete the task. Your boss wants you to write two scripts.

Write script $1($named Project$\_2\_$WriteData.py$)$

$1.$ Write a single script that retrieves the following information for each desktop computer:

$$ Machine name

$$ List of all users and the group they are associated with, sorted in alphabetical order

by name.

Hint: the pwd and grp modules will help

$$ The following processor information from $/$proc$/$cpuinfo:

Vendor$\_$id

Model

Model name

Cache

$$ The current status of all services being run on the machine.

Note: These data need to be collected and written as a JSON file named Project$\_2.$json.

This file will be read by your second script.

Write script $2($named Project$\_2\_$PrintData.py$)$

$1.$ Make sure script $2$ reads the Project$\_2.$json file correctly and writes the output to the screen.

$2.$ The output should be formatted properly with headings for each section. The headings need to be easily readable.

Example of screen output for name, followed by all groups:

saned: $/$n saned $/$n scanner $/$n speech$-$dispatcher: $/$n audio $/$n student:$/$n student$/$n adm$/$n cdrom $/$n sudo $/$n dip $/$n plugdev $/$n lpadmin $/$n sambashare $/$n Mayuser $/$n