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Latest revision as of 19:48, 4 August 2020
A place to share security best practices with the community.
Contents
General
- Limit Exposure
- Use FusionPBX/FreeSWITCH behind a firewall.
Log Monitoring
If you aren't keeping track of what's going on with your system(s), you face the greatest potential for attack. There are several easy ways to automate (mostly) this. Here's some good places to start.
Logwatch
Logwatch is a customizable log analysis system. Logwatch parses through your system's logs and creates a report analyzing areas that you specify. Logwatch is easy to use and will work right out of the package on most systems.
What's needed: A plugin for FreeSWITCH; however, it does work nicely with fail2ban, apache, php.
You will also need a way to get the logfile analysis off your system. You can either run a full fledged mailserver like postfix/sendmail/exim/etc., or have a look at sSMTP. sSMTP is a non-daemon program that works with the systems mail command and provides a sendmail compatible binary.
Firewall
Limit ports exposed to the Internet.
Debian
- IPTables
- http://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/getting_started/iptables.html?highlight=iptables
- http://wiki.fusionpbx.com/index.php?title=Iptables
Ubuntu
VPN
- Use a VPN for external endpoints.
- OpenVPN with a UDP tunnel works great for VOIP.
- Use a VPN for external endpoints.
Layered Security
Fail2ban
monitor logs then bans ip addresses for those that are found in the log to be abusing the system.
For information about Fail2Ban on FreeSWITCH, see their wiki
FreeSWITCH
- Disable the FreeSWITCH modules you are not using. Below is a list of modules not currently being used. This list is not comprehensive. In FusionPBX the modules are found in the menu in system -> modules.
- xml rpc (not currently used by FusionPBX)
- removed from Debian/Ubuntu Install script on 10/1/2012
- xml curl
- removed from Debian/Ubuntu Install script on 10/1/2012
- httapi
- xml rpc (not currently used by FusionPBX)
