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File Access Policy Daemon
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Integrity Check - Fapolicyd Vs AIDE #203

Closed MedDevSecGuru987 closed 2 years ago

MedDevSecGuru987 commented 2 years ago

I've configured and tested fapolicyd for Integrity Check (integrity = sha256). The verification steps provided in the document works. Daemon does not allow the execution of a changed binary. However daemon does not detect changes in the file. I'm looking for a functionality similar to RedHat AIDE (aide --check). We're using RedHat 8.6 (fapolicyd-1.1-6.el8_6.1.x86_64).

Latest DISA STIG recommends both fapolicyd and AIDE. We feel this is an overhead. Are there any plans to provide change detect functionality in fapolicyd?

stevegrubb commented 2 years ago

Does fapolicyd-cli --check-trustdb do what you want? Note, not all files in the rpm database are kept since documents pose no real threat.

MedDevSecGuru987 commented 2 years ago

Yes, that helps, Thanks I'm waiting for a day when RHEL DISA STIG recommends fapolicyd for integrity check instead of AIDE.

stevegrubb commented 2 years ago

OK. Glad that helps. Closing this out.