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[tomoyo-users-en 599] disable the execution of files in a directory
Ак Лк
2014-05-23 14:05:47 UTC
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Hi!

I tried to disable the execution of files in a directory /home using Tomoyo

My exception_policy.conf

///
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 /
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 /\*\-home
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 /\{\*\}\-home/
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 /\{\*\}\-home/\*
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 \*\-home:/
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 \*\-home:/\*
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 \*\-home:/\{\*\}/
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 \*\-home:/\{\*\}/\*
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 \*\-home:[\$]
acl_group 4 file execute @ANY_PATHNAME2
///

My domain_policy.conf

///
<kernel>
use_profile 4
use_group 4
///

My profile.conf

///
4-COMMENT=-----Enforcing file::execute only-----
4-PREFERENCE={ max_audit_log=1024 max_learning_entry=2048 }
4-CONFIG::file::execute={ mode=enforcing grant_log=no reject_log=no }
///

But it not working

#kernel panic: switch_root can't execute sbin/init

what was my mistake?

Tnx!
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Tetsuo Handa
2014-05-24 01:09:05 UTC
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Post by Ак Лк
I tried to disable the execution of files in a directory /home using Tomoyo
When using black listing, please be careful with copying programs under /home
to (e.g.) /tmp directory in order to bypass black listing restriction.

Given that said, I think that the easiest way is to use a separate partition
for /home and mount that partition with noexec mount option.



If you allocated a separate partition for /home , you can specify
using major/minor block device numbers.

Using TOMOYO, you can do

acl_group 4 file execute @ANY_PATHNAME path1.major!=8
acl_group 4 file execute @ANY_PATHNAME path1.major=8 path1.minor!=3

and use

use_group 4

to allow execution of programs which are not on /dev/sda3 .

Using CaitSith, you can do

100 acl execute
100 deny path.major=8 path.minor=3
200 allow

to deny execution of programs which are on /dev/sda3 .
Post by Ак Лк
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 /\{\*\}\-home/
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 /\{\*\}\-home/\*
These are invalid usage of /\{ \}/ operator. /\{ \}/ operator is used
like /data/\{\*\-.svn\}/ rather than /data/\{\*\}\-.svn\/ .
Post by Ак Лк
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 \*\-home:/
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 \*\-home:/\*
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 \*\-home:/\{\*\}/
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 \*\-home:/\{\*\}/\*
path_group ANY_PATHNAME2 \*\-home:[\$]
I think these are useless lines because fsname:filename format
will not be used for /home .
Post by Ак Лк
But it not working
#kernel panic: switch_root can't execute sbin/init
what was my mistake?
Because /\{\*\}\-home/\* did not match /sbin/init .

Regards.

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