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Centos7/RHEL7: Exec shield is enabled by default and not manageable anymore by sysctl.conf #118

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angrox opened this issue Mar 13, 2017 · 0 comments
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Centos7/RHEL7: Exec shield is enabled by default and not manageable anymore by sysctl.conf #118

angrox opened this issue Mar 13, 2017 · 0 comments
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angrox commented Mar 13, 2017

Red Hat 7 has exec-shield enabled by default and removed the /proc entry.

Exec-shield is no longer an option in sysctl for kernel tuning.
This is a security measure, as documented in the RHEL 7 Security Guide.
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Merge pull request #118 from krhubert/master
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Do not use shell when not needed + Lint whitespaces
divialth pushed a commit to divialth/ansible-collection-hardening that referenced this issue Aug 3, 2022
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Merge pull request dev-sec#118 from krhubert/master
45606c0 
Do not use shell when not needed + Lint whitespaces
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