Auditing in old versions of Linux

Ray Pittigher raymond.pittigher at itt.com
Tue Mar 30 17:03:37 UTC 2010


What kind of auditing and/or lock downs do you use at DSS?

On 03/30/2010 12:58 PM, Woodie, Paul E, CIV, DSS wrote:
> There is an audit package called Snare, which would make possible
> auditing on previous versions of linux.  It worked well.  Unfortunately,
> that also required (usually) modified versions of the kernel.  Perhaps
> you can find some of those components.  I have not used Snare in quite a
> while.
>
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> Paul Woodie, CISSP, IAM
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> Due to technical and budget constrains, we are not yet able to migrate
> some old linux boxes to the latest versions but need to configure
> auditing under the following platforms :
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> - Red Hat Linux Enterprise AS 3.4, 3.5, 3.6
> - Red Hat Linux 4.x
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> Need advice to confirm if auditing is possible under this versions and
> also the recommended procedure to install/setup as I understand that the
> auditd package depends on the kernel version.
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> Mario
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