A security analyst reviews a vulnerability assessment report for an internal Network Attached Storage (NAS) appliance deployed on a dedicated storage management subnet. The audit report identifies two critical host and infrastructure vulnerabilities:
1. The storage management web console accepts cleartext HTTP traffic over TCP port 80 and retains factory default administrator credentials.
2. An unencrypted Telnet service is active on TCP port 23 for command-line access.
Which of the following hardening measures should the security team implement to remediate these specific vulnerabilities? (Select TWO.)
- Disable the Telnet service and enforce SSHv2 for encrypted command-line management access.Cevap
- Reconfigure the management interface to require HTTPS with TLS 1.3 and change all default administrative passwords.Cevap
- CDeploy a perimeter firewall at the enterprise border to filter inbound TCP ports 23 and 80 from external networks.
- DConfigure a Web Application Firewall (WAF) rule to sanitize SQL queries sent to the NAS administration daemon.
- EInstall an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) in passive mode to monitor cleartext management traffic on the local switch.
Cevap
The security team should disable Telnet in favor of SSHv2 and reconfigure the management console to enforce HTTPS while updating default credentials.
Remediating infrastructure management vulnerabilities requires enforcing cryptographic protocols (SSHv2 and HTTPS) to protect session data in transit and removing default credentials to ensure proper access control.
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Hardening host interfaces by replacing cleartext management protocols with secure alternatives and remediating default credential risks.
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