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 Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 12:06 pm Post subject: How to audit file access in hardened gentoo |
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Hi,
I've a fairly urgent requirement here to audit access to certain files containing sensitive information (basically just log the user and time/date of access to a file). I've been looking at the grsecurity module included in the hardened-gentoo sources, but nothing jumps out at me in the patchy documentation on how to accomplish this. Has anyone implemented something like this before?
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FYI, I got this requirement working using audit (ACCEPT_KEYWORDS=~x86 emerge audit) and recompiling my kernel with the General Setup->Auditing Support option checked. Handy.
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