A security analyst is hardening an enterprise domain environment after an internal audit revealed two critical weaknesses: unauthenticated network hosts can execute anonymous directory queries to enumerate domain user accounts, and internal authentication traffic is susceptible to credential relay attacks. Which of the following mitigation strategies should the analyst implement to address these specific vulnerabilities? (Select TWO.)
- Enforce LDAP server signing and channel binding requirements across domain controllers.Cevap
- Disable NTLM authentication protocols in favor of Kerberos with enforced SMB signing.Cevap
- CDeploy inline deception honeypots on the directory subnet to automatically filter unauthenticated queries.
- DConfigure perimeter stateful firewall rules to block TCP port 389 traffic at the external boundary gateway.
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The correct mitigations are enforcing LDAP server signing and channel binding to prevent anonymous account enumeration, and disabling legacy NTLM protocols in favor of Kerberos with SMB signing to prevent credential relay attacks.
Enforcing LDAP server signing and channel binding ensures directory queries require authentication and integrity checks, directly preventing anonymous account enumeration. Disabling legacy NTLM in favor of Kerberos with SMB signing secures authentication traffic against replay and relay attacks across internal subnets.
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Directory Service Hardening and Secure Authentication Protocol Enforcement