Baseline os-05b: set SYS_[GU]ID_[MIN|MAX] in /etc/login.defs #92
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mcgege
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@artem-sidorenko I just compared these settings to ansible-os-hardening, they are the same there (and also defined on every platform, not only RedHat) |
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@mcgege thank you!
I cross checked it with chef-os-hardening, it looks good
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set SYS_[GU]ID_MIN and SYS_[GU]ID_MAX in /etc/login.defs
IMHO this should be a sane default setting for every distribution (as the Baseline restricts this only to RedHat) ...