From: Steve Grubb <sgrubb@redhat.com>
To: linux-audit@redhat.com
Subject: Re: audit 2.8 released
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2017 09:08:49 -0400 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <1584611.F6SIELnEzP@x2> (raw)
In-Reply-To: <2231309.jQbv0pi2Sb@x2>
On Tuesday, October 10, 2017 6:35:32 PM EDT Steve Grubb wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've just released a new version of the audit daemon. It can be downloaded
> from http://people.redhat.com/sgrubb/audit. It will also be in rawhide
> soon. The ChangeLog is:
>
> - Add support for ambient capability fields (Richard Guy Briggs)
> - Update auparse-normalizer to support TTY events
> - Add auparse_normalize_object_primary2 API
> - In ausearch text format, add 'to xxx' for mount operations
> - In ausearch add new --extra-obj2 option for CSV output
> - In auparse_normalize, pick up second file name for rename syscalls
> - In auparse_normalize, pick up permission & ownership changes as obj2
> - In auparse_normalize, pick up uid/gid for setuid/gid syscalls as obj2
> - In auparse_normalize, pick up link for symlink syscalls as obj2
> - In auparse_normalize, correct mount records based on success
> - In auparse_normalize, correct object for USER_MGMT, ACCT_LOCK, &
> ACCT_UNLOCK - Add default port to auditd.conf (#1455598)
> - Fix auvirt to report AVC's (#982154)
> - Add sockaddr accessor functions in auparse
> - In ausearch, use auparse_interpret_sock_address for text mode output
> - In remote logging, inform client auditd is suspended and please disconnect
> - Auditd and audisp-remote now supports IPv6
> - In auparse function auparse_goto_record_num, make it positioned on first
> field
> - In auparse_normalize, finish support for MAC_STATUS and MAC_CONFIG events
> - Add support for filesystem filter type (Richard Guy Briggs)
> - Add file system type table for fstype lookup
> - Add command line option to auditd & audispd for config dir path (Dan Born)
There is a NULL pointer dereference in this code. I've unpushed all new
packages in Fedora. I would advise holding off on upgrading until I release
audit-2.8.1. In the mean time, if anyone has spotted any other problem that
should go into 2.8.1, please let me know. I should have a new release in a
couple of hours.
-Steve
> - Fix auparse serial parsing of event when system time < 9 characters
> (kruvin) - In auparse, allow non-equality comparisons for uid & gid fields
> (#1399314) - In auparse_normalize, add support for USER_DEVICE events
> - In audispd.conf, add new plugin_dir config item to customize plugin
> location - Add support for FANOTIFY event
> - Improve auparse_normalize support for SECCOMP events
> - In auparse_normalize, pick up comm for successful memory allocations
>
> This is a big release with a lot of code changes all over. There's too much
> to give a detailed description of, so I'll summarize the major items.
>
> Lots of updates for the auparse_normalizer to improve support on many
> events. Added new object2 api to access a second object when available.
> Remote logging now supports IPv6 and other remote logging improvements. Fix
> bugs in auvirt that prevented locating AVC's for the VM. Add support for
> filesystem filter type. Add command line option to auditd & audispd for
> config dir path. In auparse, allow non-equality comparisons for uid & gid
> fields.
>
> SHA256: b4012cbc21e34e53f26696e551d22b2dded07669207554ecb670ee082f0145a7
>
> Please let me know if you run across any problems with this release.
>
> -Steve
>
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