Integrity check of KUMA files

The integrity of KUMA components is checked using a set of scripts based on the integrity_checker tool and located in the/opt/kaspersky/kuma/integrity/bin directory. An integrity check uses manifest xml files in the/opt/kaspersky/kuma/integrity/manifest/* directory, signed with a Kaspersky cryptographic signature.

Running the integrity check tool requires a user account with permissions at least matching those of the KUMA account.

The integrity check tool processes each KUMA component individually, and it must be run on servers that has the appropriate components installed. An integrity check also screens the xml file that was used.

To check the integrity of component files:

1. Run the following command to navigate to the directory that contains the set of scripts:

   cd /opt/kaspersky/kuma/integrity/bin

2. Then pick the command that matches the KUMA component you want to check:
   • ./check_all.sh for KUMA Core and Storage components.
   • ./check_core.sh for KUMA Core components.
   • ./check_collector.sh for KUMA collector components.
   • ./check_collector.sh for KUMA correlator components.
   • ./check_storage.sh for storage components.
   • ./check_kuma_exe.sh <full path to kuma.exe omitting file name> for KUMA Agent for Windows. The standard location of the agent executable file on the Windows device is: C:\Program Files\Kaspersky Lab\KUMA\.

The integrity of the component files is checked.

The result of checking each component is displayed in the following format:

• The Summary section describes the number of scanned objects along with the scan status: integrity not confirmed / object skipped / integrity confirmed:
  • Manifests – the number of manifest files processed.
  • Files – the number of KUMA files processed.
  • Directories – not used when KUMA integrity checking is performed.
  • Registries – not used when KUMA integrity checking is performed.
  • Registry values – not used when KUMA integrity checking is performed.
• Component integrity check result:
  • SUCCEEDED – integrity confirmed.
  • FAILED – integrity violated.

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