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1 Munich IT Security Research Group IT Security Quo Vadis? Hans-Joachim Hof MuSe - Munich IT Security Research Group Munich University of Applied Sciences [email protected]
2 Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hans-Joachim Hof University of Karlsruhe, Germany Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) CS student, PhD student SAP Markets, Palo Alto, USA Software Developer Siemens AG, Corporate Technology Research Center IT Security Munich IT Security Research Group Munich University of Applied Sciences Full Professor Leader Munich IT Security Research Group - Network Security - Software Security German Chapter of the ACM Vice Chair 2
3 Introduction Quo vadis ((ˈkwəәʊ ˈvɑːdɪs ) - Latin: from the Vulgate version of John 16:5 - Literal: Where are you going? - In a broader sense: what is going to happen next? Outline - Current Situation: o Facts and Figures o IT Security in the News - Problem Areas - Action Items 3
4 Facts and Figures Many sources on IT security incidents Focus on special aspects of IT security Surprisingly hard to compare figures (timescale, metrics, approach,...) Available sources of information: - Academia (e.g. Georgia Tech) - Governments (e.g. BSI, UK-Cert) - Security suppliers (e.g. Symantec, Kaspersky, McAfee) - Activists (e.g. Hackmageddon) - Personal communication (e.g. ACM IT Security Live) - Personal observation (e.g. B.Hive Honeypot) => SECURWARE 6 Be careful: all sources have a bias 4
5 Attack numbers New malware pieces in 2014 (million) (Symantec) (McAfee) - 80 (BSI - only Windows) McAfee: Number of new malware per quater is increasing: , , , , , ,00 0, Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q4 5
6 Attack numbers BSI: 2014: > 1 million infections a month in Germany EU Study: 47% of users discovered malware CERT-UK : Malware biggest threat CERT-UK: Malware costs the UK economy billions every year 6
7 Attack quality McAfee: serious attacks on cryptography (esp. SSL/TLS) in last year BSI: Frequently attacks initially focus on less technologically aware target individuals within companies BSI: Germany is subject to continuous cyber attacks with the objective of obtaining information and gaining financial advantages. BSI: detected attacks by intelligence agencies on German infrastructure in business, research, and public administration 7
8 Attack quality Classification of attacks (distribution of motivation behind attacks listed on Hackmageddon) 8
9 Attack targets McAfee: Total number of malware increasing for mobile devices (especially Android) , , , , , , ,00 0, Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q4 Kaspersky: mobile malware samples in 2014 (more than in total) 9
10 Attack targets Kaspersky: 19% of Android users encountered a mobile threat at least once during the year (e.g. March 2014: attacks) BSI: Production and process automation systems are increasingly susceptible to cyber attack BSI: Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) focus chiefly on the defense industry, high-tech sectors [...], research institutes and public administration. 10
11 Attack targets ENISA: around 90 percent of web exploits are Java related Kaspersky: Target Applications: AndroidOS Adobe Flash Mircosoft Office Adobe Reader Browsers Oracle Java 11
12 Attack targets BSI: Number of critical vulnerabilities in standard IT product remains high, for 13 products: Vulnerable Of which critical
13 Defense Symantec: average time to patch top 5 zero-days: : 4 days : 59 days Symantec: total days of exposure for top 5 zero-days: : 19 days : 295 days McAfee: most vulerable high-traffic websites were quickly patched, many low-traffic sites and IP-enabled devices remain vulnerable (Heartbleed) Heartbleed study: number of vulnerable host found in scan area: - Day 0 : Day : Day : (!!!) - 43 % of admins tried to fix vulnerability, only 14% succeeded 13
14 Defense ENISA: Over 50% of malware undetected by antivirus products ENISA: Conficker worm (6 years old) still most commonly detected malware ENISA: 70% of web sites use unsupported Java versions CERT-UK: vulnerable network services observed in the UK McAfee: Multiple Android applications fail to properly validate SSL certificates - 18 apps from Top 25 downloaded mobile apps still vulnerable months after notification (!!!) - Leak account data of third party services (social networks, cloud,...) 14
15 Defense Kaspersky: Analysis of home appliances - 14 vulnerabilities in NAS - 1 vulnerability in Smart TV - Several potentially hidden remote control functions in the router ENISA/OWASP: Reduction of web application attack surfaces SQL Injection, Clickjacking and Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) 15
16 Trends: ENISA 16
17 Trends: BSI 17
18 Summary Facts and Figures Huge increase in number of attacks Software quality (security) does not improve Software developers have problems in providing patches in a reasonable time or do not provide patches at all Service providers have problems proving secure services or do not care about security Cyber Crime is on the rise Attackers move quickly to new areas (at the moment: mobile devices, Smart Homes,...) Common defense means becoming useless 18
19 IT Security in the news (September 2014) 19
20 IT Security in the news (October 2014) 20
21 IT Security in the news (March 2015) 21
22 IT Security in the news (May 2015) 22
23 IT Security in the news (June 2015) 23
24 IT Security in the news (July 2015) 24
25 IT Security (?) in the news (July 2015) 25
26 IT Security in the news (July 2015) 26
27 IT Security in the news (July 2015) 27
28 IT Security in the news (August 2015) 28
29 IT Security in the news (August 2015) 29
30 Summary: IT Security in the News High-value targets hacked Everything gets hacked (Internet of Hacked Things) Non-excusable security vulnerabilities (not checking default configuration ) Components used by many products are dangerous Even many eyes (Open Source) cannot prevent vulnerabilities Establishment of trust by certificates has limitations 30
31 Problem Areas to Focus on in the Future Software and service quality Trustworthiness of software Diversity for critical software components Use of standard IT in new domains Security education Traceability of Attacks 31
32 Action Item: Software and Service Quality Have software developer given up? - Still many vulnerabilities in software - Incident handling worse than ever - It seems as if there is a don t care attitude Have service provider given up? - Many vulnerable services - Services not kept up to date concerning security - It seems as if there is a don t care attitude 32
33 Action Item: Software and Service Quality Software quality must be improved - Should target for zero vulnerabilities - Should target for attack resilient systems - Should over-engineer security: current risk-based approach may be wrong - Do not value time to market over security (no banana software ) - Secure Scrum@SECURWARE 1 Make using product in a secure way easy - Security by default: Default installation/configuration should be secure - Many unprofessional administrators: Offer auto-update, take care auto-update does not screw the system - Design usable security 33
34 Action Item: Software and Service Quality Incident management must be improved - Software Developers: target for a very short time and good quality - Admins: detect problems fast, take countermeasures fast Open Source software may be dangerous - Current attacks target open source components - Heartbleed: trivial programming error that should not have slipped professional quality management - Perhaps the many eyes see all paradigm of open source security is wrong (see Shellshock) Quo vadis? Situation will not improve much in the future External pressure necessary (software liability law, privacy law, regulation of app stores) Other domains do not accept crappy products (learn from safety) 34
35 Action Item: Trustworthiness of Software Developers and users have problems judging on the trustworthiness of software - Many third party components (and many version changes) - Hard to verify OS and hardware Governments suspected to force developers to insert backdoors/ vulnerabilities for surveillance (e.g. USA) Backdoors can also be used by attackers European hardware platform and OS is necessary First steps: IT security made in Germany (However: limited approach) Quo vadis? We will still be dependent on US software in 10 years (problem!!!) 35
36 Action Item: Diversity for Critical Software Components Too little diversity in critical (=widely used) componentes - OpenSSL - Browsers - Web-Servers - Java -... Obviously: many eyes looking on these components did not succeed in avoiding vulnerabilities Forking existing Open Source projects could not be the solution Quo vadis? There may be more alternatives, but it is very likely that they share code and that there still will be a preferred component that is ubiquitously used 36
37 Action Item: Use of Standard IT in new Domains Computer Science, standard IT, and connection to the Internet coming to new domains - Connected Car => SECURWARE 8 - Internet of Things - Industry Smart Homes - Smart TVs -... Infects domains with new security problems - Often out of expertise of developers of these domains - Observations: o Domain experts often naive in considering risks o Computer scientists often ignorant to domain specific problems 37
38 Action Item: Use of Standard IT in new Domains Those industry guys are so stupid, Industry 4.0 will be a total security failure, these people don t even have a Chief Security Officer in their company Both sides should learn from each other - Safety understand in depth in industry, many high quality processes, IT security could learn from safety engineering Quo vadis? After a period of spectacular hacks, IT security will be on a high level in new domains. IT security itself will benefit from contact with new domains 38
39 Action Item: Security Education Education of software developers helps to avoid vulnerabilities - Example: OWASP - Decline of SQL Injection and CSRF IT security courses should be mandatory in CS education Teach people respect for IT security problems: People should know when to ask a security expert Teach understanding of security problems, not recipes for security solutions Teach a system view (necessary for IT security) Teach limitations of security means - E.g. certification 39
40 Action Item: Security Education Typical Bachelor student: - Read first (maybe second sentence) of exercise - Google, click first result (maybe also second) - Do whatever is written on this page, regardless of whether it is a solution for the problem at hand or not Boundary conditions never considered Side effects never considered Computer Science education must really change! Quo vadis? Interest in IT security education will increase in the near future (job options...). Big changes in computer science education will take decades. 40
41 Action Item: Traceability of Attacks Today: hacking teams affiliated with states - E.g. Team Red, military unit (APT1) - Espionage, sabotage IT forensic is a hard problem, identities can be spoofed Knowledge of origins of an attack is necessary for responsible reaction on a state level (diplomatic, weapons,...) States thinking about non-cyber responses on cyber attacks (Tallinn Manual 2.0 to be published 2016) Traceability may be a good means to avoid cyber attacks by intelligence agencies or military cyber units Quo vadis? There will be a kind of attack radar to trace the origin of attacks in the future 41
42 Thank you for your attention Contact details: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hans-Joachim Hof MuSe Munich IT Security Research Group Department of Computer Science and Mathematics Munich University of Applied Sciences Lothstrasse Munich Germany (register for my newsletter) 42
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