Scenatio based hacking - enterprise wireless security (Vivek Ramachandran)
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Scenatio based hacking - enterprise wireless security (Vivek Ramachandran)
- 1. Scenario Based Hacking – Enterprise Wireless Security Vivek Ramachandran Founder, SecurityTube.net vivek@securitytube.net ©SecurityTube.net
- 2. Vivek Ramachandran B.Tech, ECE 802.1x, Cat65k WEP Cloaking Caffe Latte Attack IIT Guwahati Cisco Systems Defcon 15 Toorcon 9 Media Coverage Microsoft Trainer, 2011 Wi-Fi Malware, 2011 CBS5, BBC Security Shootout ©SecurityTube.net
- 3. In-Person Trainings ©SecurityTube.net
- 4. SecurityTube Online Certifications 25+ Countries ©SecurityTube.net
- 5. Free DVD (12+ Hours of HD Videos) http://www.securitytube.net/downloads ©SecurityTube.net
- 6. Scenario Based Hacking • Multiple courses are available from different certification bodies • Concentrate more on tools than application • Script kiddie mentality • Real world scenarios are not used • Student finds it tough to excel in the real world ©SecurityTube.net
- 7. The Real World • Complicated scenario • Heterogeneous architecture • Multiple security controls present at the same time – Firewalls, IDS/IPS, etc. • Requires one to be a Master of all, rather than a Jack of all • Basically “Scenario Based Hacking” ©SecurityTube.net
- 8. Understanding Scenario Based Hacking Component Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Scenario 4 Patches X Present Present Present Personal Firewall X X Present Present AV X X X Present NAT X X X X Firewall X X X X IDS X X X X IPS X X X X WAF X X X X … … ©SecurityTube.net
- 9. Simple Scenarios Internet • No patches • No AV • No Firewall • No Network IDS/IPS • Direct Access (No NAT) • ….. ©SecurityTube.net
- 10. Complicated ©SecurityTube.net
- 11. Interesting Ones! Coffee Shop Airport ©SecurityTube.net
- 12. Scenario Based Hacking for Wireless • Enterprise Wireless Attacks – PEAP – EAP-TTLS • Enterprise Rogue APs, Worms and Botnets ©SecurityTube.net
- 13. Enterprise Wireless Attacks PEAP and EAP-TTLS ©SecurityTube.net
- 14. WPA-Enterprise Authenticator Authentication Supplicant Server Association EAPoL Start EAP Request Identity EAP Response Identity EAP Request Identity EAP Packets EAP Packets EAP Success EAP Success PMK to AP 4 Way Handshake Data Transfers ©SecurityTube.net
- 15. WPA-Enterprise • Use a RADIUS server for authentication • Different supported EAP types – PEAP, EAP-TTLS, EAP-TLS etc. • De facto server – FreeRadius www.freeradius.org • Depending on EAP type used Client and Server will need to be configured ©SecurityTube.net
- 16. FreeRadius Wireless Pwnage Edition http://www.willhackforsushi.com/FreeRADIUS-WPE.html ©SecurityTube.net
- 17. WPA/WPA2 Enterprise EAP Type Real World Usage PEAP Highest EAP-TTLS High EAP-TLS Medium LEAP Low EAP-FAST Low …. …. ©SecurityTube.net
- 18. PEAP • Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol • Typical usage: – PEAPv0 with EAP-MSCHAPv2 (most popular) • Native support on Windows – PEAPv1 with EAP-GTC • Other uncommon ones – PEAPv0/v1 with EAP-SIM (Cisco) • Uses Server Side Certificates for validation • PEAP-EAP-TLS – Additionally uses Client side Certificates or Smartcards – Supported only by Microsoft ©SecurityTube.net
- 19. Source: Layer3.wordpress.com ©SecurityTube.net
- 20. Understanding the Insecurity • Server side certificates – Fake ones can be created – Clients may not prompt or user may accept invalid certificates • Setup a Honeypot with FreeRadius-WPE – Client connects – Accepts fake certificate – Sends authentication details over MSCHAPv2 in the TLS tunnel – Attacker’s radius server logs these details – Apply dictionary / reduced possibility bruteforce attack using Asleap by Joshua Wright ©SecurityTube.net
- 21. Windows PEAP Hacking Summed Up in 1 Slide ©SecurityTube.net
- 22. Demo of Enterprise Wireless Attacks PEAP ©SecurityTube.net
- 23. EAP-TTLS • EAP-Tunneled Transport Layer Security • Server authenticates with Certificate • Client can optionally use Certificate as well • No native support on Windows – 3rd party utilities to be used • Versions – EAP-TTLSv0 – EAP-TTLSv1 ©SecurityTube.net
- 24. Demo of Enterprise Wireless Attacks EAP-TTLS ©SecurityTube.net
- 25. Can I be Secure? EAP-TLS • Strongest security of all the EAPs out there • Mandates use of both Server and Client side certificates • Required to be supported to get a WPA/WPA2 logo on product • Unfortunately, this is not very popular due to deployment challenges ©SecurityTube.net
- 26. Enterprise Rogue APs, Backdoors, Worms and Botnets ©SecurityTube.net
- 27. Objective • How Malware could leverage Wi-Fi to create – Backdoors – Worms – Botnets ©SecurityTube.net
- 28. Background – Understanding Wi-Fi Client Software • Allows Client to connect to an Access Point • First time user approves it, Auto-Connect for future instances • Details are stored in Configuration Files ©SecurityTube.net
- 29. Command Line Interaction? • Scanning the air for stored profiles • Profiling the clients based on searches • Different clients behave differently • Demo ©SecurityTube.net
- 30. See All Wi-Fi Interfaces Netsh wlan show interfaces ©SecurityTube.net
- 31. Drivers and Capabilities Netsh wlan show drivers ©SecurityTube.net
- 32. Scan for Available Networks Netsh wlan show networks ©SecurityTube.net
- 33. View Existing Profiles Netsh wlan show profiles ©SecurityTube.net
- 34. Starting a Profile Netsh wlan connect name=“vivek” ©SecurityTube.net
- 35. Export a Profile Netsh wlan export profile name=“vivek” ©SecurityTube.net
- 36. Creating an Access Point on a Client Device • Requirement for special drivers and supported cards • Custom software used – HostAPd, Airbase-NG • More feasible on Linux based systems ©SecurityTube.net
- 37. Generation 2.0 of Client Software – Hosted Network • Available Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2 onwards • Virtual adapters on the same physical adapter • SoftAP can be created using virtual adapters – DHCP server included “With this feature, a Windows computer can use a single physical wireless adapter to connect as a client to a hardware access point (AP), while at the same time acting as a software AP allowing other wireless-capable devices to connect to it.” http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd815243%28v=vs.85%29.aspx ©SecurityTube.net
- 38. Feature Objective • To allow creation of a wireless Personal Area Network (PAN) – Share data with devices • Network connection sharing (ICS) with other devices on the network ©SecurityTube.net
- 39. Demonstration Demo of Hosted Network ©SecurityTube.net
- 40. Creating a Hosted Network ©SecurityTube.net
- 41. Driver Support ©SecurityTube.net
- 42. Client still remains connected to hard AP! ©SecurityTube.net
- 43. Wi-Fi Backdoor • Easy for malware to create a backdoor • They key could be: – Fixed – Derived based on MAC address of host, time of day etc. • As host remains connected to authorized network, user does not notice a break in connection • No Message or Prompt displayed ©SecurityTube.net
- 44. Understanding Rogue Access Points Rogue AP ©SecurityTube.net
- 45. Makes a Rogue AP on every Client! Rogue AP Rogue AP Rogue AP ©SecurityTube.net
- 46. Best Part – No Extra Hardware! ©SecurityTube.net
- 47. Advantages? Internet ©SecurityTube.net
- 48. Advantages? Wicked Network Internet ©SecurityTube.net
- 49. Why is this cool? • Victim will never notice anything unusual unless he visits his network settings – has to be decently technical to understand • Attacker connects to victim over a private network – no wired side network logs: firewalls, IDS, IPS – Difficult, if not impossible to trace back – Difficult to detect even while attack is ongoing • Abusing legitimate feature, not picked up by AVs, Anti-Malware • More Stealth? Monitor air for other networks, when a specific network comes up, then start the Backdoor ©SecurityTube.net
- 50. Chaining Hosted Networks like a proxy? • Each node has client and AP capability • We can chain them to “hop” machines • Final machine can provide Internet access • Like Wi-Fi Repeaters ©SecurityTube.net
- 51. Chaining Infected Laptops AP Client AP Client AP Client Authorized AP ©SecurityTube.net
- 52. Package Meterpreter for full access? • Once attacker connects to his victim, he would want to have access to everything • Why not package a Meterpreter with this? • How about a Backdoor post-exploitation script for Metasploit? ©SecurityTube.net
- 53. Demo Coupling Hosted Network with Metasploit ©SecurityTube.net
- 54. Increasing Stealth • Passive Monitoring for SSIDs available • Trigger SSID causes Wicked Hosted Network to start and create application level backdoor • Attacker connects and does his job • Shuts off Trigger SSID and Malware goes to Passive Monitoring again ©SecurityTube.net
- 55. Karmetasploit • Victim connects by mistake or misassociation • Victim opens browser, Metasploit Browser_Autopwn exploits the system • Hacker gets access! • Biggest Challenge – Victim notices he is connected to the wrong network and disconnects himself ©SecurityTube.net
- 56. Enhancing Karmetasploit • Upon Exploitation, create the hosted network backdoor • User disconnects, but this hosted network still remains active • Attacker connects via this network ©SecurityTube.net
- 57. What about older clients and other OSs? • Windows < 7, Mac OS do not have the Hosted Network or alike feature – Use Ad-Hoc networks – Use Connect Back mechanism • When a particular SSID is seen, connect to it automatically • Blurb reporting “Connected to ABC” – Could we kill it? ©SecurityTube.net
- 58. Hosted Network Meterpreter Scripts http://zitstif.no-ip.org/meterpreter/rogueap.txt http://www.digininja.org/projects.php ©SecurityTube.net
- 59. Dissecting Worm Functionality Propagation Technique Worm Exploit ©SecurityTube.net
- 60. Hosted Network Encryption • Uses WPA2-PSK for encryption • Key is encrypted in configuration file • Can be decrypted • What if there is an office network configured on the same machine with WPA2-PSK? ©SecurityTube.net
- 61. 1. Infect Authorized Computer and Decrypt Passphrase ©SecurityTube.net
- 62. Decryption Routine ©SecurityTube.net
- 63. Alternate – Dump and Copy ©SecurityTube.net
- 64. 2. Create a Soft Access Point with the same Credentials OfficeAP OfficeAP Worm Infected Laptop ©SecurityTube.net
- 65. 3. Signal Strength Game OfficeAP OfficeAP Worm Infected Laptop ©SecurityTube.net
- 66. 4. Hop and Exploit OfficeAP Exploit ©SecurityTube.net
- 67. 5. Replicate and Spread OfficeAP OfficeAP ©SecurityTube.net
- 68. Worms Wi-Fi Network Signal Strength > AP OfficeAP OfficeAP OfficeAP OfficeAP OfficeAP ©SecurityTube.net
- 69. Wi-Fi Worm • Retrieve the network key for the network • Create a hosted network with the same name • When the victim is in the vicinity of his office, worm can be activated • At some point the signal strength may be higher than real AP • Other colleagues laptops may hop and connect – Conference rooms, Coffee and Break areas ©SecurityTube.net
- 70. Why is this interesting? • Worm uses its own private Wi-Fi network to propagate • Does not use the Wired LAN at all • Difficult for network defenses to detect and mitigate • Targeted APT against an Enterprise ©SecurityTube.net
- 72. On the Run ©SecurityTube.net
- 73. APIs for the Hosted Network Feature ©SecurityTube.net
- 74. Questions Questions? vivek@securitytube.net ©SecurityTube.net
- 75. SecurityTube Online Certifications 25+ Countries ©SecurityTube.net
- 76. Free DVD (12+ Hours of HD Videos) http://www.securitytube.net/downloads ©SecurityTube.net