From AIX 6.1 SECURITY TECHNICAL IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE
Part of GEN007960
Associated with IA controls: ECSC-1
Associated with: CCI-000305
The ldd command provides a list of dependent libraries needed by a given binary, which is useful for troubleshooting software. Instead of parsing the binary file, some ldd implementations invoke the program with a special environment variable set, which causes the system dynamic linker to display the list of libraries. Specially crafted binaries can specify an alternate dynamic linker which may cause a program to be executed instead of examined. If the program is from an untrusted source, such as in a user home directory, or a file suspected of involvement in a system compromise, unauthorized software may be executed with the rights of the user running ldd.
Consult vendor documentation concerning the ldd command. If the command provides protection from the execution of untrusted executables, this is not a finding.
Determine the location of the system's ldd command.
Procedure:
# find / -name ldd
If no file exists, this is not a finding.
Check the permissions of the found ldd file.
# ls -lL
Disable the ldd command by removing its permissions.
Procedure:
# chmod 0000
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