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SecureInetd.deactivate_recserv
Headline
Ensure the
inetd recserv
service does not run on this system.
Default
N
Description
HP SharedX Receiver Service receives shared windows from another machine
in X without explicitly performing any
xhost
command. This service is
required for MPower remote windows. If you use MPower, leave this service
running on your system. The SharedX Receiver Service is an automated
wrapper around the
xhost
command. For more information about the
xhost
command, see xhost(1). This service should be disabled unless shared windows
are viewed often on this machine. The
xhost
command is generally the more
secure solution because it makes all sharing of windows explicit.
Actions
In the
/etc/inetd.conf
file, comment out the entry for
recserv
.
SecureInetd.deactivate_rquotad
Headline
Ensure the
inetd rquotad
service does not run on this system.
Default
Y
Description
The
rquotad
server is an RPC server that returns quotas for a user of a local
file system mounted remotely through NFS. This service should be disabled
if not using quotas with NFS.
Actions
In the
/etc/inetd.conf
file, comment out the entry for
rpc.rquotad
.
SecureInetd.deactivate_rtools
Headline
Ensure that the
login
,
shell
, and
exec
services do not run on this system.
Default
N
Description
The
login
,
shell
, and
exec
services use the r-tools:
rlogind
,
remshd
, and
rexecd
respectively, which use IP-based authentication. This form of
authentication can be easily defeated with forging packets that suggest the
connecting machine is a trusted host when in fact it may be an arbitrary
machine on the network. Administrators in the past have found these services
useful, but many are unaware of the security ramifications of leaving these
services enabled.
Actions
In the
/etc/inetd.conf
file, comment out the entries for
login
,
shell
,
and
exec
.
SecureInetd.deactivate_swat
Headline
Ensure the
inetd swat
service does not run on this system.
Default
N
Description
The
swat
service allows a Samba administrator to configure Samba through
a web browser. The
swat
service allows administrators to view, change, and
affect the change through the web. The drawback from a security standpoint
comes from the authentication method used for the Samba administrator.
Clear-text passwords are passed through the network if a connection is initiated
from an outside source. This form of authentication is easily defeated and HP
recommends not running the
swat
service on this machine.
Actions
In the
/etc/inetd.conf
file, comment out the entry for
swat
.
SecureInetd.deactivate_telnet
Headline
Ensure that the
telnet
service does not run on this system.
Default
N
Description
Telnet is not secure. Telnet is shipped on most operating systems for backward
compatibility. Do not use it in an untrusted network. Telnet is a clear-text
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