Did Cloudron 10.0.3 load kernel sctp?
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After Cloudron auto updated, Sandfly Security (which comes in over SSH and scans the host regularly) reported the sctp kernel loaded. Which is unusual because we're not in a telecom environment. A quick search for sctp on the forum yielded no results. Was there something in the plumbing that might have caused this?
I checked for active listeners using the below commands, and there isn't any, but wanted to know nonetheless.
ss -A sctp -a -n -p cat /proc/net/sctp/assocs cat /proc/net/sctp/eps cat /proc/net/sctp/snmp -
After Cloudron auto updated, Sandfly Security (which comes in over SSH and scans the host regularly) reported the sctp kernel loaded. Which is unusual because we're not in a telecom environment. A quick search for sctp on the forum yielded no results. Was there something in the plumbing that might have caused this?
I checked for active listeners using the below commands, and there isn't any, but wanted to know nonetheless.
ss -A sctp -a -n -p cat /proc/net/sctp/assocs cat /proc/net/sctp/eps cat /proc/net/sctp/snmp -
@xarp Cloudron does not update or switch the kernel or enable any kernel features, no . There is no code for this. Could it be your VPS provider has switched this by mistake?
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