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* The '''only''' purpose is to provide access from the private subnet from the internet.
* The '''only''' purpose is to provide access from the private subnet from the internet.
= General Bastion Guidance =
* Select a minimal operarting system.
:* Extra services could provide extra ingress points.
:* Limit active services.
* Harden the default OpenSSH configurations
:* The configuration file is located in/etc/ssh/sshd_config
:* Disable root login.
:* Set password autheitcation and idele timeout values to acceptable numbers.
* Make sure uncessary ports are cloded.
* Security groups assgiened to the bastion host should specifiy limited IP ranges.
:* (0.0.0.0/0) is '''wrong''' specifiy the eaact IP range or access.

Revision as of 00:56, 19 May 2025

Study Guides > AWS Cybersecurity Notes > Building a Bastion server - Part 9

Bastion hosts

  • These act as a jump box.
  • Installed on a public subnet.
  • The only purpose is to provide access from the private subnet from the internet.


General Bastion Guidance

  • Select a minimal operarting system.
  • Extra services could provide extra ingress points.
  • Limit active services.


  • Harden the default OpenSSH configurations
  • The configuration file is located in/etc/ssh/sshd_config
  • Disable root login.
  • Set password autheitcation and idele timeout values to acceptable numbers.


  • Make sure uncessary ports are cloded.
  • Security groups assgiened to the bastion host should specifiy limited IP ranges.
  • (0.0.0.0/0) is wrong specifiy the eaact IP range or access.