Le-Guichet

Le-Guichet is a prototype of a decontamination station aka "white station" written in Rust, fast, secure and multithreaded.

Untrusted files are deposited (via a chrooted sftp) in the entry window (in) and scanned by an antivirus server (clamd API). If a file is considered unhealthy, it is logged and immediately deleted. Files considered as healthy are logged and hashed (sha512) and sent to the transit window through a unidirectional software diode (named pipe) where they are logged and hashed again. Finally, files in transit are transfered to the output window through another software diode.

Security

• Memory-safe

• Thread-safe

• No unsafe block

• Tested with cargo audit & Clippy

• Systemd protections:

  • SystemCallFilter=~ptrace ( Disable ptrace )
  • PrivateDevices=yes ( Limited access to /dev )
  • ProtectSystem=full ( /usr, /boot and /etc are mounted read-only )
  • InaccessiblePaths=/proc ( /proc is simply unreachable )
  • RemoveIPC=true (All POSIX IPCs are removed when the unit is stopped)
  • RestrictSUIDSGID=true (SUID/SGID are simply forbidden)
  • ProtectKernelModules=true (Explicit module loading is denied)

Network flow charts:

```mermaid

graph LR

A(Untrusted files) -- sftp --> B

B[Guichet-In] -- Scan --> C((Clamd))

C -- Ok/Suppress --> B

B -- Write only access --> E{Diode}

F[Guichet-Transit] -- Read only access --> E

F -- Write only access --> G{Diode}

H[Guichet-Out] -- Read only access --> G

H -- sftp --> I(Trusted files + sha512)

```

Demo Video

Installation

• You must have cargo and rustc already installed.

bash git clone https://gitlab.com/r3dlight/leguichet.git - Get some help:

bash make help

• Test the code:

bash make test

• Audit the code (run cargo install cargo-audit before):

bash make audit

• Build Le-Guichet binaries:

bash make build

• Install on Debian/Ubuntu (not tested on other GNU/Linux distributions)

bash sudo make install

To uninstall Le-Guichet:

bash sudo make uninstall

To do:

• Create bindings for yara / static analysis

• Switch from fifo to posix mqueues

• Be able to read a config.toml

• Debian packaging via Cargo

• Namespaces / cgroups