Re: sshd transition points

["Peter K. Lee" <saint@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Luke, I was wondering why you can't use sshd_config like this:

AllowUsers \
	restricted_user1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx \
	restricted_user2@xxxxxxxxxxxxx \
	...

Also, wouldn't using SE/Linux to do per/user/IP ACL, you need an entry
in the policy (file?) for every user?  And the policy can be reloaded
during run-time of the system every time it gets modified?  (sorry, I
have _no_ idea how SE/Linux works yet...)

-Peter



On Wed, 2005-02-16 at 09:50, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote:
> just fyi: this is an actual real-world deployment of SE/Linux for
> a Bastion Server, where it is necessary to restrict which users
> may sftp in and upload files on the box - and also to restrict
> the users to only one particular directory - _and_ also to restrict
> which IP addresses those users can come in on.
> 
> so it's actually quite an exciting project.
> 
> bearing in mind that it is possible to compromise or just
> absent-mindedly or otherwise in a blaze fashion copy ssh
> private keys (esp. amongst security-unconscious users) it
> becomes necessary to restrict one set of sftp users from being
> able to sftp in to another customer's upload directory.
> 
> yes, the iptables approach works fine - right up to the point
> where you run out of virtual interfaces because of the number
> of different customers that the Bastion Server is supporting.
> 
> l.
> 
> On Wed, Feb 16, 2005 at 03:26:45PM +0000, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote:
> > stephen, i believe i have enough to go on, now: thank you for your
> > help, even if it's not entirely clear what i want to achieve here :)
> > 
> > i aim to add a setcon() into sshd's "input_userauth_request()"
> > function just after the point where the username is obtained,
> > such that any unauthorised IP addresses for that username will
> > immediately stop any further TCP traffic.
> 
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