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[FireEye]Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop Hardening Guidance
« le: juillet 25, 2020, 10:00:56 »
Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop Hardening Guidance

A Joint Whitepaper from Mandiant and Citrix

 

Throughout the course of     href="/content/fireeye-www/en_US/services/red-team-operations.html">Mandiant’s
    Red Team and     href="/content/fireeye-www/en_US/mandiant/incident-response.html">Incident
  Response engagements, we frequently identify a wide array of
  misconfigured technology solutions, including Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop.


 

We often see attackers leveraging stolen credentials from third
  parties, accessing Citrix solutions, breaking out of published
  applications, accessing the underlying operating systems, and moving
  laterally to further compromise the environment. Our experience shows
  that attackers are increasingly using Citrix solutions to remotely
  access victim environments post-compromise, instead of using
  traditional backdoors, remote access tools, or other types of malware.
  Using a legitimate means of remote access enables attackers to blend
  in with other users and fly under the radar of security monitoring tools.


 

Citrix provides extensive security hardening guidance and templates
  to their customers to mitigate the risk of these types of attacks. The
  guidance is contained in product-specific eDocs, Knowledge Base
  articles and detailed Common Criteria configurations. System
  administrators (a number of them wearing many hats and juggling
  multiple projects) may not have the time to review all of the
  hardening documentation available, so Mandiant and Citrix teamed up to
  provide guidance on the most significant risks posed to Citrix XenApp
  and XenDesktop implementations in a single white paper.


 

This white paper covers risks and official Citrix hardening guidance
  for the following topics:


 
  • Environment and Application Jailbreaking
  • Network
        Boundary Jumping
  • Authentication Weaknesses

  •    
  • Authorization Weaknesses
  • Inconsistent Defensive
      Measures
  • Non-configured or Misconfigured Logging and
      Alerting

 


      href="https://www.citrix.com/content/dam/citrix/en_us/documents/products-solutions/system-hardening-for-xenapp-and-xendesktop.pdf"
    target="_blank">The white paper is available here.


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