auditd 5.2.3.12 logins should refer to /var/run/faillock #114
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Signed-off-by: Karl DeBisschop <[email protected]>
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Overall Review of Changes:
In templates/audit/ubtu20cis_5_2_3_12_logins.rules.j2, auditd 5.2.3.12 logins should refer to /var/run/faillock and not /var/log/faillock.
From CIS:
From
man pam_faillockIssue Fixes:
Fixes #115
Enhancements:
None
How has this been tested?:
This has been tested by cross-checking the configuration created by this ansible role with the CIS Security Configuration Assessment for Ubuntu 20 in Wazuh SIEM (which is based on Ubuntu 20.04 CIS v2.0.0)