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<center>'''Innodata Server Hardening'''</center>


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== '''Contents''' ==
='''Innodata Server Hardening'''==
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Root user should not be allowed to access shell,steps to do it below
Root user should not be allowed to access shell,steps to do it below


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Include company propriety Banner in ssh config file  
Include company propriety Banner in ssh config file  


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Banner will be displayed in blow fashion:
Banner will be displayed in blow fashion:


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Ssh ciphers should only entertain the request if ciphers are minimum aes256 bit.
Ssh ciphers should only entertain the request if ciphers are minimum aes256 bit.


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= Account lockout policy =
= Account lockout policy =
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Revision as of 14:32, 31 December 2012


Innodata Server Hardening=

Block root access:

Root user should not be allowed to access shell,steps to do it below


Apply ssh Banner

Include company propriety Banner in ssh config file


Banner will be displayed in blow fashion:


ssh channel encryption

Ssh ciphers should only entertain the request if ciphers are minimum aes256 bit.


Account lockout policy