stig-fix-el6
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ABOUT
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DISA STIG Scripts to harden a system to the RHEL 6 STIG.

This script is currently being used for bare metal systems
see https://people.redhat.com/fcaviggi/stig-fix for the 
associated kickstart. Work is being done to merge in AWS,
Puppet, and Chef content.

These scripts will harden a system to specifications that
are based upon the the following hardening and specifications
provided by the following projects:

     DISA RHEL 6 STIG V1 R2
     http://iase.disa.mil/stigs/os/unix/red_hat.html

     NIST 800-53 (USGCB) Content for RHEL 5
     http://usgcb.nist.gov/usgcb/rhel_content.html

     NSA SNAC Guide for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
     http://www.nsa.gov/ia/_files/os/redhat/NSA_RHEL_5_GUIDE_v4.2.pdf

     Aqueduct Project
     https://fedorahosted.org/aqueduct

     Tresys Certifiable Linux Integration Platform (CLIP)
     http://oss.tresys.com/projects/clip
     
CONTENT
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Scripts are designed to run out of /opt/stig-fix/ on a preferably fresh
installation of RHEL 6.4+ (RHEL 6.4 updated pam_lastlog.so to disable 
inactive users.)

apply.sh - master script that runs scripts in cat1-cat4 and misc
checkpoint.sh - checkpoint the current configuration so re-running apply.sh 
will not squash changes
toggle_ipv6.sh - toggles IPv6 support, requires reboot (default is off)
toggle_nousb.sh - toggles the 'nousb' kernel flag only
toggle_udf.sh - toggles 'udf' mounting of DVDs (USGCB Blacklists udf) 
toggle_usb.sh - toggles 'nousb' kernel flag and the mass storage kernel module
config - Directory with some pre-STIGed configurations (auditd,iptables,system-auth-local,etc.) 
scripts - Hardening Scripts
misc - NSA SNAC, GNOME, and Other miscellenous lockdown scripts
manual - Manaully run (There be dragons here)
backups - Backup copy of modified files to compare and restore configurations

Run is logged in /var/log/stig-fix-YYYY-MM-DD.log

HOWTO
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 1. Hardening the BIOS configuration (Disable USB Booting, set administrative passwords, etc.)
 
 2. Enable Drive Encryption (LUKS on your LVM VG or Hardware-based FIPS 140-2 compliant)
 
 3. Partitioning the system to minimally include the following:

          /boot
          swap
          /
          /home
          /tmp
          /var
          /var/log
          /var/log/audit
          /var/www (Optional, Web Servers)
          /rhnsat (Optional, RHN Satellite 5.5 and earlier, 5.6 uses /var)
          /opt (Optional, Commercial Applications)

 4. Select a GRUB password (SHA512, using grub-crypt or during Install)
 
 5. Install a minimal installation (include rsyslog, ntp, aide, scrub, vlock, screen, 
    logwatch, openswan, openscap, openscap-utils, dracut-fips) [RPM pulls the base requirements]
 
 6. Register a system with a patch server - either a disconnected RHN Satellite or local/web-based 
    (preferably SSL) repository:

          Kickstart can register a system with rhnreg_ks --activationkey="<KEY>"
          
          With a disconnected RHN Satellite, be sure to include the proper /etc/sysconfig/rhn/up2date
          configuration and SSL Certificate.
          
          For a local or web-based repository, create a .repo file in /etc/yum.repos.d/

                         # vi /etc/yum.repos.d/rhel-dvd.repo

                              [rhel-dvd]
                              name=Red Hat Enterprise Linux $releasever - $basearch - DVD
                              baseurl=file:///media/
                              enabled=1
                              gpgcheck=1
                              gpgkey=file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-redhat-release

                         # mount /dev/dvd /media
                         # yum clean all
                         # yum update

          For a repository, synchronize patches via a RHEL system connected to the Public RHN:

                        To synchronize a channel with only the newest packages, use the 
                        following command:

                                   # reposync -n -l -p <directory> -repoid=’<channel>’

                        To synchronize an entire channel, use the following command:

                                   # reposync -l -p <directory> -repoid=’<channel>’

                         After the packages have been downloaded into the directory in the
                         previous step, create a repository with the RPMs.

                                   # createrepo <directory>

                         To export the directory, create an ISO image from the directory to 
                         burn to DVD:

                                   # mkisofs -RJ -o repo-export.iso <directory>

 7. Include the stig-fix scirpts in the Kickstart and run the configuration '/sbin/stig-fix -q &> /dev/null' in 
    the %post section  -OR- install the RPM afterwards and run manually (/sbin/stig-fix)

 8. Configure NTP (/etc/ntp.conf) for the local time sources (or military ones) that are approved

 9. Configure Syslog forwarding (/etc/rsyslog.conf) to a local rsyslog instance (or Splunk as the case may be)

10. Add users with root access to the 'wheel' group, for users with ssh access add them to the 'sshusers' group.

11. Review the manual scripts in (/opt/stig-fix/manual) - putting the kernel in FIPS 140-2 mode can cause 
    various weaker authentication not to work (e.g. RHN Satellite is still using md5)

12. The following scripts have been included for convenience (RPM Symbolic Links to scripts):

          /sbin/toggle_ipv6 (for IPv6 support - defualt is off)
          /sbin/toggle_udf (for mounting DVDs)
          /sbin/toggle_usb (for enabling and disabling USB storage)
          /sbin/toggle_nousb (for enabling USB Keyboards that don't work with the 'nousb' kernel option)

13. Configure Firewalls/TCP_WRAPPERS:
  
          Edit the iptables, ip6tables, hosts.allow, and hosts.deny as requried, copy any changes back to 
          the ./config/ directory for iptables/ip6tables and modify cat2/gen006620.sh (TCP_WRAPPERS) to 
          ensure changes are applied if the stig-fix command is run again.

14. Install site approved monitoring tools and virus scan. Examples include, but are not limited to, 
    the following:
  
          - McAfee VSE for Linux
          - McAfee HBSS
          - ClamAV
          - HP OpenView
  
15. Create users:
  
          Remote Access (no ssh without this group)

               # useradd -m -c "Remote User" -G sshusers remoteuser
  
          System Administrator (SA)
               
               # useradd -m -c "System Administrator" -G sshusers,wheel admin
          
          Audit Administrator (AA)
          
               # useradd -m -c "Audit Administrator" -G sshusers,isso auditor
               
          (Optional) After adding SAs to the system, lock the root account:
       
               # passwd -l root

16.  System Checkpoint - to prevent apply.sh from overwriting your configuration you should
     checkpoint your system. A checkpoint will backup the current configuration into the 
     'backup' directory and overwrite the configurations contained in the 'config' directory.
     
          # ./checkpoint.sh
          
     Created the ability to make an RPM from the configuration using the following commands as root:
     
     A.) Install Requirements:
     
          # yum install rpmbuild make autoconf
   
     B.) Create RPM
     
          # make rpm
     
     C.) Clean up
     
          # make clean

PROJECT WORK
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- Map DISA STIG RHEL 5 GEN controls to DISA STIG RHEL 6 SRG and NIST 800-53 controls
  (each sub script has an echo block stating what GEN it applies to - adding the SRG
  and NIST controls will help security people to understand what was intended during
  the C&A process.

- Help verify the configurations against SSG OpenSCAP Content

- Add updates to with new security features in RHEL 6.5 and newer

- Merge in work for AWS, Puppet, Chef