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Add rules to RHEL 10 CIS 7.1.10 #14064
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I think the rule file_etc_security_opasswd is actually redundant here. It just merges checking for file / group / permissions into one rule.
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Please also add appropriate CCEs to rules.
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LGTM now
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Description:
Add rules to RHEL 10 CIS 7.1.10 to fully cover the control.
Rationale:
To better cover the control
Fixes OPENSCAP-6118