VMCH-06-000001 – The system must explicitly disable copy operations. Details Copy and paste operations are disabled by default; however, by explicitly disabling this feature it will enable audit controls...
VMCH-06-000002 – The system must explicitly disable drag and drop operations. Details Copy and paste operations are disabled by default; however, by explicitly disabling this feature it will enable audit controls...
VMCH-06-000003 – The system must explicitly disable any GUI functionality for copy/paste operations. Details Copy and paste operations are disabled by default; however, by explicitly disabling this feature it will enable audit controls...
VMCH-06-000004 – The system must explicitly disable paste operations. Details Copy and paste operations are disabled by default; however, by explicitly disabling this feature it will enable audit controls...
VMCH-06-000005 – The system must disable virtual disk shrinking. Details Shrinking a virtual disk reclaims unused space in it. If there is empty space in the disk, this process...
VMCH-06-000006 – The system must disable virtual disk erasure. Details Shrinking and wiping (erasing) a virtual disk reclaims unused space in it. If there is empty space in the...
VMCH-06-000007 – The system must not use independent, non-persistent disks. Details The security issue with nonpersistent disk mode is that successful attackers, with a simple shutdown or reboot, might undo...
VMCH-06-000008 – The system must disable HGFS file transfers. Details Setting isolation.tools.hgfsServerSet.disable to true disables registration of the guest’s HGFS server with the host. APIs that use HGFS to...
VMCH-06-000009 – The unexposed feature keyword isolation.tools.ghi.autologon.disable must be set. Details Some virtual machine advanced settings parameters do not apply on vSphere because VMware virtual machines work on both vSphere...
VMCH-06-000010 – The unexposed feature keyword isolation.bios.bbs.disable must be set. Details Some virtual machine advanced settings parameters do not apply on vSphere because VMware virtual machines work on both vSphere...