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Enterprise Security - Alex Noordergraaf

Enterprise Security

Solaris Operating Environment, Security Journal, Solaris OEv2.51, 2.6, 7, and 8
Buch | Softcover
464 Seiten
2002
Prentice Hall (Verlag)
978-0-13-100092-6 (ISBN)
CHF 67,20 inkl. MwSt
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This guide provides the reader with the best practices from Sun Microsystems for architecting multi-tiered datacenter environments. It features documented, automated, and supported security best practices for high-end servers and cluster software.

ALEX NOORDERGRAAF has over 10 years' experience in the area of Computer and Network Security. As a security architect of the Enterprise Server Products (ESP) group at Sun Microsystems, he is responsible for the security of midframe and high-end Sun servers. He is a co-founder of the very popular freeware Solaris Security Toolkit. Prior to his role in ESP, he was a senior staff engineer in the Enterprise Engineering (EE) gourp, where he developed, documented, and published security best practices through the Sun BluePrints program. Published topics include security for Sun Fire servers, Sun Cluster software, Sun Fire Midframe servers, Sun Enterprise 10000 servers, N-Tier environments, the Solaris OE, and Solaris OE Network settings. He co-authored the Sun BluePrints publications, Jumpstart Technology: Effective Use in the Solaris Operating Environment. Before joining ESP, he was a senior architect with Sun Professional Services (SunPS) where he worked with many Fortune 500 companies in projects that included security assessments, architecture development, architectural reviews, and policy/procedure review and development. He developed and delivered an enterprise security assessment methodology and training cirriculum that is used worldwide by SunPS. His customers included major telecommunication firms, financial institutions, ISPs, and ASPs. Before joing Sun, Alex was an independent contractor specializing in network security. His clients included BTG, Inc. and Thinking Machines Corporation.

Acknowledgements. Preface. I. SOLARIS OPERATING ENVIRONMENT SECURITY. 1. Solaris Operating Environment Security. File Systems and Local Security. Initial Installation. Minimization. Console Security. File System. Accounts. The init System. Kernel Adjustments. Log Files. Miscellaneous Configuration. Network Service Security. Network Service Issues. Available Tools. Telnet. Remote Access Services (rsh, rlogin, and rcp). Remote Execution Service (rexec). FTP. Trivial FTP. inetd Managed Services. RPC Services. NFS Server. Automount. sendmail Daemon. Name Service Caching (nscd). Print Services. IP Forwarding. Network Routing. Multicast Routing. Reducing inetsvc. Network Service Banners. Related Resources. 2. Network Settings for Security. The ndd Command. Notes on Parameter Changes. Address Resolution Protocol (ARP). ARP Attacks. ARP Defenses. Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP). Broadcasts. Redirect Errors. Internet Protocol (IP). IP Forwarding. Strict Destination Multihoming. Forwarding Directed Broadcasts. Routing. Forwarding Source Routed Packets. Transmission Control Protocol (TCP). SYN Flood Attacks. Connection Exhaustion Attacks. IP Spoofing Attacks. Common TCP and UDP Parameters. Adding Privileged Ports. Changing the Ephemeral Port Range. Script for Implementing ndd Commands. Related Resources. 3. Minimization. Installation Clusters. Test Environment. Methodology Overview. Verifying JumpStart Software. Installing Core Solaris OE Cluster. Installing Patches. Removing Unnecessary Packages. Using JumpStart Software to Configure the OS. Installing and Configuring Software Packages. Checking For Errors. Testing Software Installation. Final Configuration of iPlanet Web Server 4.1. Solaris 8 OE. Solaris 7 OE. Solaris 2.6 OE. Related Resources. Publications. Web Sites. 4. Auditing. Sun SHIELD Basic Security Module (BSM). Auditing Principles. Auditing Goals. Enabling Auditing. Definition of Terms. Audit Flag. Audit Preselection Mask. Audit Trail. Audit User ID (AUID). audit_class. audit_control. audit_event. audit_user. Audit Trails. Audit Classes and Events. Login or Logout (lo). Nonattribute (na). Administrative (ad). Additional Audit Events. Application Audit Class. Excluded Audit Classes. Audit Trail Analysis. audit_control, audit_class, and audit_event Files. audit_control File. Modified audit_class File. Modified audit_event File. audit_event Modifications. Solaris OE Upgrades. Related Resources. II. ARCHITECTURE SECURITY. 5. Building Secure N-Tier Environments. Is There a Silver Bullet? N-Tier Description. Web Server Tier. Application Server Tier. Database Server Tier. Storage Area Network Tier. Backup Tier. ExtraNet/Service Provider Tier. Management Tier. Defense-In-Depth. Segmentation. System Build Requirements. Dedicated Functionality. Hardening. Host-Based Firewall. Minimization. Communication and IP Forwarding. Network Flow. System Configuration. Network Segmentation. Internet-Web Server Tier. Web Server-Application Server Tier. Application Server Tier-Database Tier. ExtraNet Tier-Database Tier. Backup Tier-Systems Being Backed Up. SAN Tier-Systems Using SAN. Management Tier-All Servers. Build Process. Encryption. Backups. Centralized Logging. Intrusion Detection. Related Resources. III. JUSTIFICATION FOR SECURITY. 6. How Hackers Do It: Tricks, Tools, and Techniques. Tricks. Finding Access Vulnerabilities. Finding Operating System Vulnerabilities. Attacking Solaris OE Vulnerabilities. Tools. Port Scanners. Vulnerability Scanners. Rootkits. Sniffers. Techniques. Attacks From the Internet. Attacks From Employees. How to Use the Tools. Using Port Scanners. Using Vulnerability Scanners. Using Rootkits. Using Sniffers. References. Related Resources. Publications. Web Sites. IV. TOOLS SECURITY. 7. Solaris Fingerprint Database. How Does the sfpDB Work? sfpDB Scope. Limitations. Downloading and Installing MD5. Creating an MD5 Digital Fingerprint. Testing an MD5 Digital Fingerprint. Real-World Results. Additional sfpDB Tools. Solaris FingerPrint Database Companion (sfpC). Solaris Fingerprint Database Sidekick (sfpS). Frequently Asked Questions. Related Resources. V. HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE SECURITY. 8. Securing the Sun Fire 15K System Controller. Introduction to Sun Fire 15K SC. Assumptions and Limitations. Understanding the SC Functions. Redundant SCs. System Management Services (SMS). Software. Securing the Sun Fire 15K SC. Solaris Security Toolkit Software. Obtaining Support. Default SC SMS Software Configuration. SC Solaris OE SMS Packages. SC SMS Accounts and Security. SC SMS Daemons. SC Network Interfaces. Main SC Network Interfaces. Spare SC Network Interfaces. Secured SC Solaris OE Configuration. Security Recommendations. Implementing the Recommendations. Software Installation. Securing the SC with the Solaris Security Toolkit Software. Related Resources. 9. Securing Sun Fire 15K Domains. Disclaimer. Obtaining Support. Assumptions and Limitations. Solaris 8 OE. SMS. Solaris OE Packages. Solaris Security Toolkit Software. Network Cards. Minimization. Domain Solaris OE Configuration. Sun Fire 15K Domain Hardening. Standalone Versus JumpStart Modes. Solaris Security Toolkit Software. Security Modifications. Installing Security Software. Installing the Solaris Security Toolkit Software. Installing the Recommended and Security Patch Clusters. Installing the FixModes Software. Installing the OpenSSH Software. Installing the MD5 Software. Domain Solaris OE Modifications. Executing the Solaris Security Toolkit Software. Verifying Domain Hardening. Secured Domain Solaris OE Configuration. Solaris Security Toolkit Scripts. Related Resources. 10. Securing Sun Enterprise 10000 System Service Processors. Background Information. Assumptions and Limitations. Qualified Software Versions. Obtaining Support. Sun Enterprise 10000 System Features and Security. System Service Processor (SSP). Solaris OE Defaults and Modifications. Building a Secure Sun Enterprise 10000 System. Modifying Network Topology. Installing Main SSP Detection Script. Adding Security Software. Creating Domain Administrator Accounts. Adding Host-Based Firewalls. Verifying SSP Hardening. Testing the Main SSP. Testing the Spare SSP. Sample SunScreen Software Configuration File. Related Resources. 11. Sun Cluster 3.0 (12/01) Security with the Apache and iPlanet Web and Messaging Agents. Software Versions. Obtaining Support. Assumptions and Limitations. Solaris 8 OE. Sun Cluster 3.0 (12/01) Software. iPlanet Web and Messaging Servers and Apache Web Server Supported. Solaris OE Packages and Installation. Cluster Interconnect Links. Solaris Security Toolkit Software. Security Modification Scope. Minimization. Solaris OE Service Restriction. Hardening Modifications. Hardening Results. Sun Cluster 3.0 Daemons. Terminal Server Usage. Node Authentication. Securing Sun Cluster 3.0 Software. Installing Security Software. Sun Cluster 3.0 Node Solaris OE Modifications. Verifying Node Hardening. Maintaining a Secure System. Solaris Security Toolkit Software Backout Capabilities. Related Resources. 12. Securing the Sun Fire Midframe System Controller. System Controller (SC) Overview. Midframe Service Processor. Hardware Requirements. Mapping of MSP to SC. Network Topology. Terminal Servers. Control-A and Control-X Commands. MSP Fault Tolerance. MSP Security. MSP Hardening. Solaris Security Toolkit Installation. Recommended and Security Patch Installation. Solaris Security Toolkit Execution. MSP SYSLOG Configuration. SC Application Security Settings. Platform Administrator. Domain Administrator. Domain Security Settings. The setkeyswitch Command. Other System Controller Security Issues. Engineering Mode. dumpconfig and restoreconfig. Flashupdate. Recovering a Platform Administrator's Lost Password. Related Resources. Publications.Web Sites. VI. SOLARIS SECURITY TOOLKIT DOCUMENTATION. 13. Quick Start. Installation. Compressed Tar Archive. Package Format. Configuration and Usage. Standalone Mode. JumpStart Mode. Undo. Frequently Asked Questions. Related Resources. 14. Installation, Configuration, and User Guide. Problem. Solution. Standalone Mode. JumpStart Technology Mode. Supported Versions. Obtaining Support. Architecture. Installation and Basic Configuration. Advanced Configuration. driver.init Configuration File. JASS_FILES_DIR. finish.init Configuration File. user.init Configuration File. Using the Solaris Security Toolkit. JumpStart Mode. Standalone Mode. Building Custom Packages. Related Resources. 15. Internals. Supported Solaris OE Versions. Architecture. Documentation Directory. Drivers Directory. Driver Script Creation. Driver Script Listing. Files Directory. The JASS_FILES Environment Variable and Files Directory Setup. Files Directory Listing. Finish Directory. Finish Script Creation. Finish Script Listing. Install Finish Scripts. Minimize Finish Script. Print Finish Scripts. Remove Finish Script. Set Finish Scripts. Update Finish Scripts. OS Directory. Packages Directory. Patches Directory. Profiles Directory. Profile Creation. Profile Configuration Files. Sysidcfg Directory. Version Control. Related Resources. 16. Release Notes. New Undo Feature. Updated Framework. driver.run Script. JASS_CONFIG_DIR Variable Renamed. SCRIPTS* and FILES* Prefix Conventions. SUNWjass. New Data Repository. copy_files Function Enhanced. New Configuration File finish.init. Changes to Profiles. New Driver Scripts. Changes to Driver Scripts. New Finish Scripts. Changes to Finish Scripts. Disabled Accounts. Increased Partition Size Default. Modified disable-system-accounts.fin. Renamed disable-rlogin-rhosts.fin. Updated install-strong-permissions.fin. Removed EvilList Parameter Duplicates. Improved Output Format for print-jass-environment.fin. Symbolic Links Changed in set-system-umask.fin. Improved Finish Scripts. Preventing kill Scripts from Being Disabled. New File Templates. Miscellaneous Changes. Logging Changes to System Files. Symbolic Links to Files and Directories. Formatting Leading Slashes (/). Processing User Variables-Bug Fixed. Removed add-client Directory Dependency. Changed Default le0 Entry. New Variable JASS_HOSTNAME. Index.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 8.7.2002
Verlagsort Upper Saddle River
Sprache englisch
Gewicht 657 g
Themenwelt Mathematik / Informatik Informatik Betriebssysteme / Server
Informatik Theorie / Studium Kryptologie
Informatik Weitere Themen Hardware
ISBN-10 0-13-100092-6 / 0131000926
ISBN-13 978-0-13-100092-6 / 9780131000926
Zustand Neuware
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