String ID: STKU_DUPUID
Category: ESM Administrative Information
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UNIX (5150)
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Title: Duplicate UID
Description:The user IDs (UIDs) listed below are used in more
than one user account. Accounts that share a UID have full access
to each other's files. This right should be granted with care to
prevent a security breach. You should change the UID of each
account to a unique number. You should also change the ownership of
the files in each user's home directory to match the new UID.
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Severity: yellow-1
Correctable: false
Snapshot Updatable: false
Template Updatable: false
Information Field Format: [%s]
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String ID: STKU_DUPGID
Category: ESM Administrative Information
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UNIX (5151)
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Title: Duplicate GID
Description:The group IDs (GIDs) listed below are used in more
than one group. Groups that share a GID have access to each other's
files. This right should be granted with care to prevent a security
breach. You should change the GID of each group to a unique number.
You should also change the ownership of any files owned by the
group to match the new GID.
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Severity: yellow-1
Correctable: false
Snapshot Updatable: false
Template Updatable: false
Information Field Format: [%s]
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String ID: STKU_DUPROOTUID
Category: ESM Administrative Information
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UNIX (5176)
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Title: Duplicate root UID
Description:The reserved user ID (UID) listed below is used in
more than one user account. Accounts that share a UID have full
access to each other's files. This right should be granted with
care to prevent a security breach. You should change the UID of
each account to a unique number. You should also change the
ownership of the files in each user's home directory to match the
new UID.
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Severity: red-4
Correctable: false
Snapshot Updatable: false
Template Updatable: false
Information Field Format: [%s]
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String ID: STKU_DUPROOTGID
Category: ESM Administrative Information
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UNIX (5177)
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Title: Duplicate root GID
Description:The reserved group ID (GID) listed below is used in
more than one group. Groups that share a GID have access to each
other's files. This right should be granted with care to prevent a
security breach. You should change the GID of each group to a
unique number. You should also change the ownership of any files
owned by the group to match the new GID.
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Severity: red-4
Correctable: false
Snapshot Updatable: false
Template Updatable: false
Information Field Format: [%s]
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