Update Securing a server rédigé par LaplongeJunior's avatar LaplongeJunior
...@@ -90,11 +90,12 @@ Part 2: Deleting unnecessary tools ...@@ -90,11 +90,12 @@ Part 2: Deleting unnecessary tools
Part 3: Advanced permissions Part 3: Advanced permissions
* Set group for /home/ as "files" and give it group-level read (remote users + download users) * Set group for /home/ as "home" and give it group-level read
* Give (recursive) *!user-level!* read-write for child folders of /home/ * Give (recursive) *!user-level!* read for child folders of /home/
* Set group for "/bin/ssh" as "ssh" and give it group-level execution rights * Set group for "/bin/ssh" as "ssh" and give it group-level execution rights
* Set group "remote" and give group-level execution rights for : * Set group for "/bin/sudo" as "gateway" and give it group-level execution rights
* Set group "members" and give group-level execution rights for :
cd, ls, pwd, cat (File access) cd, ls, pwd, cat (File access)
rm, mv, cp, mkdir, rmdir, touch (File editing) rm, mv, cp, mkdir, rmdir, touch (File editing)
Notepad.exe, FileExplorer.exe, Terminal.exe Notepad.exe, FileExplorer.exe, Terminal.exe
* *Note: Browser.exe is not safe as it allows to unroute all ports from the inside of the system, blocking services forever!* * *Remember: Browser.exe is not safe!*
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