Include Cryptographic Key Files

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Denetim yöntemi: Kabuk komutu

bad=''
for f in /etc/named.conf /etc/bind/named.conf /var/named/chroot/etc/named.conf; do [ -f "$f" ] || continue; grep -Eq '^[^#/]*secret[[:space:]]+"' "$f" && bad="$bad $f"; done
[ -z "$bad" ] && echo compliant || echo "secret keys embedded in:$bad"

Beklenen çıktı

compliant

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Düzeltme yöntemi: Kılavuz veya altyapı yaması

Move each key definition statement from the named.conf file into its own key file. It is recommended to name both the key and the key file after the two hosts that will be sharing the secret key, in order to avoid confusion. Then include the key files with include statements in the named.conf. An example is shown below with the key definition statement moved to a separate key file, however it is also accepted for only the secret statement to be moved to another file. # grep -C 1 include /etc/named.conf // Include the key file used for the host1 and host2 TSIG comms include "/etc/private/host1-host2.cisecurity.org.key"

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tmaegis scan --target bind