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Patrick Schleizer 2019-07-15 08:48:17 -04:00
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@ -37,12 +37,8 @@ Description: enhances misc security settings
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Kexec is disabled as it can be used for live patching of the running kernel. Kexec is disabled as it can be used for live patching of the running kernel.
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The BPF JIT compiler is restricted to the root user and is hardened.
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ASLR effectiveness for mmap is increased. ASLR effectiveness for mmap is increased.
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The ptrace system call is restricted to the root user only.
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The TCP/IP stack is hardened. The TCP/IP stack is hardened.
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This package makes some data spoofing attacks harder. This package makes some data spoofing attacks harder.
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The kernel logs are restricted to root only. The kernel logs are restricted to root only.
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A systemd service clears System.map on boot as these contain kernel symbols The BPF JIT compiler is restricted to the root user and is hardened.
that could be useful to an attacker. .
The ptrace system call is restricted to the root user only.
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The SysRq key is restricted to only allow shutdowns/reboots. The SysRq key is restricted to only allow shutdowns/reboots.
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A systemd service clears System.map on boot as these contain kernel symbols
that could be useful to an attacker.
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The thunderbolt and firewire modules are blacklisted as they can be used for The thunderbolt and firewire modules are blacklisted as they can be used for
DMA (Direct Memory Access) attacks. DMA (Direct Memory Access) attacks.
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