Atomic sudo #189
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January 31, 2024 23:01
Updated the Invoke-SetupAtomicRunner.ps1 to use it during setup, and updated cronjob to use current user instead of root. Also updated the Invoke-AtomicRedTeam.psd1 to load the Set-Sudo function to be available as a standalone function.
Invoke-SetupAtomicRunner. Added checks in Invoke-AtomicTest and Invoke-ExecutionCommand to see if passwordless sudo is configured and if so, to append sudo to the $execPrefix for bash and sh executor. It also does an additional check to determine if the YAML requires elevation before attempting it.
redirect before sudo is applied.
… put the $executor into the $execPrefix variable when passwordless sudo has been enabled.
system if passwordless sudo is enabled.
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The changes made below are intended to provide a new option when installing the atomic runner code on a *Nix machine that will allow it to be configured to use a different user account other than root. That account will require sudo access.
The code updates adds checks for this configuration, and prepends the sudo command before commands that require it. To make this not require a password, the "set-sudo" script will create a sudo config to allow passwordless sudo for the account configured during the invoke-SetupAtomicRunner script. It will prompt the user once for the password and then configure the account to no longer require it for sudo permission.
This optional config will only trigger if you run the Invoke-SetupAtomicRunner as a not-root account with sudo privileged. If run as root, then the normal behavior will be preserved.