
This repository contains a comprehensive security assessment of an enterprise LAN environment. The core focus of this project was the identification, exploitation, and remediation of the **Shellshock (CVE-2014-6271)** vulnerability within a Linux-based web server.
# IT355 Lab 4: Enterprise LAN Security & Shellshock Analysis
## 📌 Project Overview
This repository contains a comprehensive security assessment of an enterprise LAN environment. The core focus of this project was the identification, exploitation, and remediation of the **Shellshock (CVE-2014-6271)** vulnerability within a Linux-based web server.
## 🛠️ Tech Stack & Tools
- **Environment:** Fedora Linux (Server), Windows (Host/Client)
- **Networking:** Cisco Packet Tracer (IT/OT Segmentation), NAT, Routing Protocols
- **Services:** Apache HTTP Server (httpd), GNU Bash
- **Security:** Firewalld, Shellshock Exploitation via CGI scripts
- **Documentation:** Markdown, Engineering Logs
## 🚀 Key Learning Objectives
* **Network Segmentation:** Configured IT and OT routers to isolate critical infrastructure from general corporate traffic.
* **Vulnerability Analysis:** Conducted a root-cause analysis of the Shellshock vulnerability in Bash.
* **Incident Response:** Developed a remediation plan including patching, firewall hardening, and intrusion prevention.
* **Evidence Management:** Utilized Git/GitHub for version control and professional documentation of engineering logs.
## 📂 Repository Structure
* Lab-04-Enterprise-LAN-Security.md: Detailed engineering log and step-by-step lab walkthrough.
* /images: Screenshots of network topology, ping tests, and exploitation evidence.
## 🛡️ Remediation Summary
The security posture of the environment was improved by:
1. Updating outdated Bash packages to patched versions.
2. Implementing strict Access Control Lists (ACLs) on the OT-Router.
3. Configuring Apache to restrict execution permissions on sensitive CGI directories.
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*This project was completed as part of the IT355 curriculum.*