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ModSecurity for HAProxy
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This is a third party daemon which speaks SPOE. It gives requests send by HAProxy
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to ModSecurity and returns the verdict.
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Compilation
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---------------
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You must compile ModSecurity in standalone mode. Below an example for
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ModSecurity-2.9.1. Note that ModSecurity depends the Apache APR. I assume that
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the Apache dependencies are installed on the system.
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./configure \
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--prefix=$PWD/INSTALL \
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--disable-apache2-module \
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--enable-standalone-module \
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--enable-pcre-study \
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--without-lua \
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--enable-pcre-jit
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make
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make -C standalone install
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mkdir -p $PWD/INSTALL/include
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cp standalone/*.h $PWD/INSTALL/include
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cp apache2/*.h $PWD/INSTALL/include
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Note that this compilation method works, but is a little bit rustic. I can't
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deal with Lua, I supposed that is a dependencies problem on my computer.
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Start the service
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After you have compiled it, to start the service, you just need to use "spoa"
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binary:
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$> ./modsecurity -h
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Usage: ./spoa [-h] [-d] [-p <port>] [-n <num-workers>] [-f <config-file>]
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-h Print this message
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-d Enable the debug mode
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-f <config-file> Modsecurity configuration file
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-m <max-frame-size> Specify the maximum frame size (default : 16384)
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-p <port> Specify the port to listen on (default: 12345)
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-n <num-workers> Specify the number of workers (default: 5)
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-c <capability> Enable the support of the specified capability
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-t <time> Set a delay to process a message (default: 0)
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The value is specified in milliseconds by default,
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but can be in any other unit if the number is suffixed
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by a unit (us, ms, s)
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Note: A worker is a thread.
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Configure a SPOE to use the service
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All information about SPOE configuration can be found in "doc/SPOE.txt". Here is
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the configuration template to use for your SPOE with ModSecurity module:
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[modsecurity]
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spoe-agent modsecurity-agent
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messages check-request
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option var-prefix modsec
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timeout hello 100ms
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timeout idle 30s
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timeout processing 15ms
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use-backend spoe-modsecurity
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spoe-message check-request
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args unique-id method path query req.ver req.hdrs_bin req.body_size req.body
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event on-frontend-http-request
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The engine is in the scope "modsecurity". So to enable it, you must set the
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following line in a frontend/listener section:
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frontend my-front
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...
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filter spoe engine modsecurity config spoe-modsecurity.conf
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...
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Because, in SPOE configuration file, we declare to use the backend
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"spoe-modsecurity" to communicate with the service, you must define it in
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HAProxy configuration. For example:
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backend spoe-modsecurity
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mode tcp
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balance roundrobin
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timeout connect 5s
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timeout server 3m
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server modsec1 127.0.0.1:12345
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The modsecurity action is returned in a variable called txn.modsec.code. It
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contains the HTTP returned code. If the variable contains 0, the request is
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clean.
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http-request deny if { var(txn.modsec.code) -m int gt 0 }
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With this rule, all the request not clean are rejected.
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Known bugs, limitations and TODO list
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-----------------------------------------
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Modsecurity bugs:
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* When the audit_log is used with the directive "SecAuditLogType Serial", in
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some systems, the APR mutex initialisation silently fails, this causes a
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segmentation fault. For my own usage, I have a patched version of modsec where
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I use another mutex than "APR_LOCK_DEFAULT" like "APR_LOCK_PROC_PTHREAD"
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- rc = apr_global_mutex_create(&msce->auditlog_lock, NULL, APR_LOCK_DEFAULT, mp);
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+ rc = apr_global_mutex_create(&msce->auditlog_lock, NULL, APR_LOCK_PROC_PTHREAD, mp);
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* Configuration file loaded with wildcard (eg. Include rules/*.conf), are loaded
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in reverse alphabetical order. You can found a patch below. The ModSecurity
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team ignored this patch.
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https://github.com/SpiderLabs/ModSecurity/issues/1285
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http://www.arpalert.org/0001-Fix-bug-when-load-files.patch
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Or insert includes without wildcards.
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Todo:
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-----
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* Clarify the partial body analysis.
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* The response body is not yet analyzed.
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* ModSecurity can't modify the response body.
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* Implements real log management. Actually, the log are sent on stderr.
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* Implements daemon things (forks, write a pid, etc.).
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