Splunk Enterprise Security

Receiving vulnerabilities from our Splunk hosted web server/website

jmdelrosario26
Explorer

Hello,

So we have website hosted in Splunk. We are detecting these vulnerabilities Server header Detected, Incorrect X-Xss-Protection and Incorrect Set-Cookie which has issue category as Insecure HTTP Header. We would like to know on how to resolve this vulnerabilities? Thanks!

Regards,

Joshua

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nickhills
Ultra Champion

What version of Splunk?

Also - are you serving Splunk directly, or is there a load balancer doing SSL offload perhaps?

The cookies should be set to secure if Splunk is running with native SSL,  however you can control the response headers separately if you need to.

Take a look at https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/8.1.0/Admin/Webconf

in web.conf you should be able to set:

[httpServer]
replyHeader.X-XSS-Protection=1; mode=block

 

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jmdelrosario26
Explorer

Hi,

We are hosting the website in Splunk directly. We are not using load balancer. The SSL certificate we use is signed by Digital 3rd Party Certificate Authority. Our Splunk version is Splunk 7.2.1. So we can just add this config in the web.conf file to resolve the issue? Will editing the web.conf file cause issue to our production instance? 

[httpServer]
replyHeader.X-XSS-Protection=1; mode=block

Regards,

Joshua

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nickhills
Ultra Champion

 Are you running Splunk with SSL/HTTPS?

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jmdelrosario26
Explorer

Hello,

Yes, we are already running Splunk with SSL/HTTPS. Do we need to perform further actions? We are still detecting vulnerabilities.

Regards,

Joshua

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