💼 [EC2.19] Security groups should not allow unrestricted access to ports with high risk
- ID:
/frameworks/aws-fsbp-v1.0.0/ec2/19
Description
Security groups provide stateful filtering of ingress and egress network traffic to AWS resources. Unrestricted access (0.0.0.0/0) increases opportunities for malicious activity, such as hacking, denial-of-service attacks, and loss of data.
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- AWS Security Hub
- Internal
- ID:
dec-c-b5998611
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| Section | Sub Sections | Internal Rules | Policies | Flags | Compliance |
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Policies (10)
| Policy | Logic Count | Flags | Compliance |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🛡️ AWS EC2 Security Group allows public IPv4 (0.0.0.0/0) access to admin ports🟢 | 1 | 🟢 x6 | no data |
| 🛡️ AWS EC2 Security Group allows public IPv6 (::/0) access to admin ports🟢 | 1 | 🟢 x6 | no data |
| 🛡️ AWS EC2 Security Group allows unrestricted CIFS traffic🟢 | 1 | 🟢 x6 | no data |
| 🛡️ AWS EC2 Security Group allows unrestricted FTP traffic🟢 | 1 | 🟢 x6 | no data |
| 🛡️ AWS EC2 Security Group allows unrestricted RPC traffic🟢 | 1 | 🟢 x6 | no data |
| 🛡️ AWS EC2 Security Group allows unrestricted SMTP traffic🟢 | 1 | 🟢 x6 | no data |
| 🛡️ AWS EC2 Security Group allows unrestricted traffic to MSSQL🟢 | 1 | 🟢 x6 | no data |
| 🛡️ AWS EC2 Security Group allows unrestricted traffic to MySQL🟢 | 1 | 🟢 x6 | no data |
| 🛡️ AWS EC2 Security Group allows unrestricted traffic to PostgreSQL🟢 | 1 | 🟢 x6 | no data |
| 🛡️ AWS EC2 Security Group allows unrestricted Telnet traffic🟢 | 1 | 🟢 x6 | no data |