From: Marc Doudiet (marc.doudiet@psdsecurite.com)
Date: Wed Nov 01 2006 - 16:19:21 EST
Hi,
I don't think that iptables is a criteria for EAL. I suggest you check
http://www.commoncriteriaportal.org/public/files/ccusersguide.pdf
Nist provide infos for common criteria.
Hope this helps.
Marc Doudiet
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Objet : Vulnerability Assessment of a EAL 4 system
I am looking at a Linux server which has been accredited as a EAL4 system by
IBM. During the assessment, I was looking for standard Linux protections
like iptables, ssh etc. On this server, there is no iptables.
Regardless, I would like to know how to evaluate a EAL
4 system. What do you need to look for in the EAL 4 system in production
that could become vulnerable?
Thank you in advance for any help.
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