Overview: Install Root Lock by HeartSuite with a single command.
This public install is a beta. Product version stays 1.7.0. Debian 12 is the reference platform. Inspect the bootstrap before piping to a shell if you prefer.
Cloud users who launched a pre-configured instance (AWS AMI, GCP image) already have Root Lock installed. Skip this step and proceed directly to the Dashboard.
Run this command after distribution updates are finished and the packages and services this host will actually run are installed. During initial setup, Root Lock records startup and shutdown programs from those boots. Package-install helpers, compilers, and one-shot probes that execute in that window become allowlist entries even if they never execute again.
Run the following command on the target system:
curl -fsSL https://get.heartsecsuite.com/get-heartsuite.sh | sudo bash
Prefer to inspect first:
curl -fsSL https://get.heartsecsuite.com/get-heartsuite.sh -o get-heartsuite.sh
less get-heartsuite.sh
sudo bash get-heartsuite.sh
The script downloads and installs the Root Lock kernel, tools, and Dashboard, then reboots automatically. Proceed to Installation Part 1 after the reboot.
The installer itself is also published at the v1.7.0-beta GitHub Release (heartsuite-install.sh plus .sha256). That drop is the beta channel; it is not the numbered 1.7.0 release ritual.