A security analyst inspects a vulnerability scan report for an internal legacy application host. The report displays the following output:
Host: 10.12.8.44
Service: SMBv1 (Port 445/TCP)
Finding: Legacy file-sharing protocol active; vulnerable to remote code execution (MS17-010) and anonymous NULL session enumeration.
Risk Level: Critical
Which of the following actions represents the MOST effective host mitigation strategy to address this specific vulnerability?
- Disable the legacy SMBv1 feature on the host operating system and require SMB signing for connection sessions.Cevap
- BRely on the network perimeter firewall to block inbound TCP port 445 traffic while leaving SMBv1 enabled for internal segment hosts.
- CConfigure an inline Web Application Firewall (WAF) rule to sanitize SQL injection syntax in port 445 network traffic payloads.
- DReclassify the target host server network adapter as a detective security control to restrict unauthenticated access.
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Disabling the legacy SMBv1 feature on the host operating system and requiring SMB signing for connection sessions.
The most effective remediation is disabling the insecure, deprecated SMBv1 protocol directly on the host operating system and enforcing SMB signing. This removes the attack surface associated with legacy file-sharing vulnerabilities (such as MS17-010/EternalBlue) and prevents unauthorized NULL session enumeration.
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Host and Infrastructure Hardening - Disabling Legacy Protocols
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