issue82:securite
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| issue82:securite [2014/05/03 18:11] – créée andre_domenech | issue82:securite [2014/06/27 10:33] (Version actuelle) – auntiee | ||
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| + | From Michael Lewis: What issues do we have when finding open WIFI in our neighborhoods and in using them? Using a directional antenna the connections are good, fast and usually reliable, but the sources are unknown. What protection would be recommended for everyday use of WIFI , especially for those of us who may pay a bill or order from Ebay using these free sources? | ||
| + | MB: The main risk with WiFi is transmitting data through the air and then putting it onto someone else’s network. These areas – which you can’t control yourself – have a higher risk of interception by others. To some extent you can minimize the risks by using HTTPS; it’s supported by most sites where sensitive data is transmitted. If you use free sources, be aware of possible snooping by others, and encrypt as much as possible (web browsing, e-mail, IM). | ||
| - | Don't kernel panic! Gord will be back shortly | + | From John Daniels: How would I go about sending the logs from all workstations and servers to a GNU/Linux box for analysis? What is the best tool to collate the logs from various OSes and formats? |
| + | MB: To correlate and analyze log files, it is preferred to have them stored in a similar way. GNU/Linux systems use syslog for that. While, normally, data is stored only locally in /var/log, most syslog daemons can be adjusted to send their data to a (central) remote syslog host. For Windows based systems, there are other solutions; there are also tools which support syslog and send the data in the same way as GNU/Linux machines. After collecting, there are different tools available to work with the data, from log parsing to more advanced event correlation. | ||
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| + | MB : Le risque principal avec le WiFi est de transmettre des données dans l'air, puis de les mettre sur le réseau de quelqu' | ||
| + | John Daniels : Comment pourrais-je faire pour envoyer des fichiers journaux de tous les postes de travail et serveurs vers une machine GNU/Linux pour analyse ? Quel est le meilleur outil pour rassembler les journaux de différents systèmes d' | ||
| - | From Ben McTee: I’m currently running Xubuntu 13.04 as a music, video, and file server for my home and abroad. I have an SSH server set up with key authentication only (password is disabled). In order to access my server remotely, port forwarding is enabled on my Airport Extreme router, forwarding all port 80 traffic to my server. I have Plex Server installed and set up to allow streaming of videos to my devices while I am away from home. Additionally, | + | MB : Pour corréler et analyser les fichiers journaux, il est préférable de les avoir stockés d'une manière similaire. Les systèmes GNU/Linux utilisent syslog pour cela. Alors que, normalement, les données ne sont stockées que localement dans /var/log, la plupart des démons syslog peuvent être configurés pour envoyer leurs données à un hôte syslog distant |
| - | MB: If a malicious person (or script) would like to enter your network, it’s a matter of finding the weakest link. One way to find this is using a well-known network port (like port 80) combined with a piece of easy identifiable software (e.g. Webmin). There are few things which can be done to strengthen the weakest links: use a non-standard port to thwart most malicious scripts, encrypt data if possible, limit access by using an IP filter or an additional layer of authentication. In your case, you already applied several of these methods. One way to test them is to check what ports are open from “outside”, | + | ** |
| + | From SkyAisling: What are your thoughts | ||
| - | From Ben McTee: What is the best method of automatically notifying me if an attack | + | MB: As with all standards, they usually take some time to be properly implemented. At this moment, I see many people with a lot of boot issues when setting up dual boot (with GNU/Linux). The idea behind UEFI however |
| - | MB: One should first know the definition of an attack. Unfortunately this differs for every individual or company. In the field of security incident response, we consider mainly any events which are outside normal behavior, and with a clear malicious intent. Port scanning would therefore not be an attack or a trigger for security incident response. It’s simply a common thing on the internet, similar | + | From PieterCloete: How safe are my Ubuntu systems from virus attacks, and what is the best software |
| + | MB: Normal viruses – like we have seen in the period of MS-DOS – are nowadays not much of a risk. Worms, trojan horses and malicious scripts are still a serious threat to every operating system. Gladly, there aren’t many worms which attack Linux systems. Diversity of Linux systems might be one reason why malicious code might work on Red Hat, but not on Ubuntu, for example. My advice for making sure a system stays secure is to stay up-to-date with software patches. Perform testing of unknown scripts or new software in a dedicated virtual machine, and audit your system. In all cases, your system is as secure as the weakest link. My tool, Lynis, might help to uncover these areas and provide tips for additional software to keep systems secure. For malware, in particular, you could use tools like ClamAV, Rootkit Hunter, Chkrootkit, OSSEC and LMD. | ||
| + | Michael Boelen is the author and project lead of Lynis. His company CISOfy provides security guidance to individuals and companies by sharing open source software, support and knowledge. He loves sport, reading, and enjoying life with friends. | ||
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| + | SkyAisling : Que pensez-vous de l' | ||
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| + | MB : Comme avec toutes les normes, ça prend généralement un certain temps pour être correctement mis en œuvre. En ce moment, je vois beaucoup de gens avec beaucoup de problèmes de démarrage lors de l' | ||
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| + | PieterCloete : Quelle est la sécurité de mes systèmes Ubuntu contre les attaques de virus et quel est le meilleur logiciel pour les arrêter, si nécessaire ? | ||
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| + | MB : Les virus ordinaires, comme ceux que nous avons vus dans l'ère de MS-DOS, ne présentent aujourd' | ||
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| + | Michael Boelen est l' | ||
| - | To test your PCs security, see Michael' | ||
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