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====== SMB Hardening ====== | ====== SMB Hardening ====== | ||
===== Technical background to the SMB protocol ===== | ===== Technical background to the SMB protocol ===== | ||
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The SMB signing explicitly assigns each initiated session to the client. This means that it is still possible to hijack the authentication, | The SMB signing explicitly assigns each initiated session to the client. This means that it is still possible to hijack the authentication, | ||
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===== Procedure ===== | ===== Procedure ===== | ||
- | * Step 1 - Deactivate SMBv1 | + | < |
- | | + | flowchart |
- | | + | Z[Flow] |
+ | A[Disable SMBv1] | ||
+ | B[SMB signing] | ||
+ | C(Client) | ||
+ | D(Server) | ||
+ | E(optional activation) | ||
+ | F(forced activation) | ||
+ | Z--Step 1-->A | ||
+ | | ||
+ | B-->C | ||
+ | B-->D | ||
+ | C--Step 2-->E | ||
+ | D--Step 3-->F | ||
+ | </ | ||
==== Step 1 - Deactivate SMBv1 ==== | ==== Step 1 - Deactivate SMBv1 ==== |