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layout: post
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title: "My ufw (Ubuntu/Uncomplicated Firewall) config"
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category: [english]
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tags: [english]
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- /ufw/
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---
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_This post describes my UFW config and is here so I find it from somewhere and
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with hope that I am told if someone notices something terriby insecure here and
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is able to offer suggestions. This probably will never be perfect._
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Having firewall is important as you aren't always in your trusted home network
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(that can also be broken into especially if you have WLAN) and with IPv6 your
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devices have public IPv6 addresses. Theoretically your router should include a
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firewall, but at least the Huawei mobile broadband routers or MiFis don't
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include one (and I might be annoyed by it enough to disable it anyway and
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configure everything on host level if it was my network).
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_Threat model: service I am not aware of or that I accidentally make listen
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wider than intended, with UFW I am aware of what ports are allowed. I assume any
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mobile host is going to move randomly and while some whitelists (especially
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link-local and IPv4 LANs) will overlap and possibly allow access, it's still
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better than being open to the internet and overlay networks that I have
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interacted with recently._
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This post first has list of commands, then explanations that won't be repeated
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with IPvX ranges.
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Fedora/firewalld? [n/firewalld](/n/firewalld)
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```bash
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ufw allow 22/tcp
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ufw default deny incoming
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ufw default allow outgoing
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systemctl enable ufw && systemctl start ufw
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ufw enable
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ufw reject 113/tcp
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#ufw allow from 192.168.0.0/16 to any port 123 proto udp
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ufw allow from fe80::/10 to any port 123 proto udp
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#ufw allow from 192.168.8.0/24 to any port 631 proto tcp
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ufw allow from fe80::/10 to any port 631
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#ufw allow from 192.168.8.0/24 to any port 5353 proto udp
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ufw allow from fe80::/10 to any port 5353 proto udp
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#ufw allow from <static:Yggdrasil:IPv6> to any port 5900
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ufw allow 6771/udp
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ufw allow from fe80::/10 to any port 9001 proto udp
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ufw allow 60000:61000/udp
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```
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- 22 TCP/ssh — Allow acces to SSHd you don't want to lock yourself out.
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- previously I used `ufw limit` but it seems to be too oversensitive, just use
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SSHGuard.
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- Deny incoming connections unless the port has been whitelisted.
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- Allow all outgoing connections, keeping list of authorized ports would be too
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much for me.
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- Start ufw on boot and now (I am not sure if this step is required, but better
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safe than sorry).
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- Put the firewall in force.
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- 113 TCP/ident — Tell "Connection refused" to whoever tries to reach port 113.
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This makes ident checking IRC servers connect faster as they don't have to
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timeout. If you run shell server (for IRC purpouses) you should allow this
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instead. And if you don't use IRC or don't care about having to wait for the
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check to timeout, don't do this as you may leave yourself visible to random
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port scanners.
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- 123 UDP/NTP - syncing time between local hosts
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- 631 both/cups — Allow access to cups for printer sharing from 192.168.8.xxx
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- fe80:://10 is link-local address existing _everywhere_ IPv6 is enabled,
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check your `ip addr` or on Windows `ipconfig /all` for fun.
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- 5353 UDP/mdns/Avahi — used for `.local` addresses.
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- 5900 — VNC port at least for `krfb kdrc` (KDE Remote Desktop server & client).
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I tend to only allow it from specific Yggdrasil address(es).
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- 6771/udp —
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[Bittorrent Local Peer Discovery](http://bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0014.html)
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- 9001/udp — [Yggdrasil](https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/) automatic peering
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port only on link-local.
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- 60000:61000 UDP/mosh — I feel this is the most insecure part of this setup and
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there should be something bettter instead of this. As something evil could run
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and listen on these ports.
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_If some host doesn't run some of the mentioned service, it's not open in the
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firewall._
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KDE Connect which seems painful enough to list separately and doesn't seem to
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work IPv6-only or I am too impatient.
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```bash
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#ufw allow from 192.168.8.0/24 to any port 1714:1764 proto tcp
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#ufw allow from 192.168.8.0/24 to any port 1714:1764 proto udp
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ufw allow from fe80::/10 to any port 1714:1764 proto tcp
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ufw allow from fe80::/10 to any port 1714:1764 proto udp
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```
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EXTRA:
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If you need WLAN tethering, edit `/etc/ufw/sysctl.conf` and:
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```
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ufw route allow in on enp3s0 out on wlp2s0
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ufw route allow in on wlp2s0 out on enp3s0
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```
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I am not sure if both rules are required, enp3s0 is the ethernet interface and
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wlp2s0 the wireless one. I think it would make sense for only the first to be
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required.
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---
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Last updated: 2020-10-26 |
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[GitHub changelog](https://github.com/Mikaela/mikaela.github.io/commits/master/_posts/2015-06-12-ufw.md)
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[Blesmrt Gitea changelog](https://gitea.blesmrt.net/mikaela/mikaela-info/commits/branch/master/_posts/2015-06-12-ufw.md)
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