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1 Honeypots / honeynets presentatie naam 1
2 Agenda Honeypots Honeynets Honeywall presentatie naam 2
3 Traffic Problem: Vast quantities of normal traffic Find suspect bits presentatie naam 3
4 Honeypot Machine without normal task That is never mentioned So: With Machine that gets no normal traffic Every network packet is suspect Contained environment IDS (snort) and logging presentatie naam 4
5 Where Anywhere within net No specific place Built like production machine Without function presentatie naam 5
6 Definition A honeypot is a [sacrificial] security resource whose value lies in being probed, attacked or compromised. Source: Honeypots: : Tracking Hackers", Lance Spitzner,, 2002 (book) presentatie naam 6
7 History 1990: real systems Deploy unpatched systems in default config on unprotected network ( low-hanging( fruit ) Easy to deploy High-interaction, high-risk Nice reading: Cuckoo s s Egg by Clifford Stoll 1998: service / OS emulation Deception Toolkit, Cyber Cop Sting, KFSensor,, Specter Easy to deploy Low-interaction, low-risk 1999-current: virtual systems HoneyD, Honeywall, Qdetect,, Symantec Decoy Server(! 03/ 03/ 04) 04) Less easy todeploy Mid / high-interaction, mid / high-risk presentatie naam 7
8 History of the Honeynet Project 1999: Lance Spitzner (Sun) founds Honeynetproject , GenI: PoC,, L3 + (modi( modified IP-headers) , GenII: GenI + bridging (no TTL, harder to detect) 2003: Release of Eeyore Honeywall CD-ROM 2003-current, GenIII: GenII + blocking (Honeywall( Honeywall) 2005: Release of Roo Honeywall CD-ROM future: GenIV refers to next-gen analysis capabilities Honeynet.org is home to the KYE papers. presentatie naam 8
9 Take care! Machine must look real Outside traffic possible Or clearly fake Capture all traffic analyse Special restrictions on outgoing traffic Everything is allowed Low bandwidth (tarpit( tarpit) presentatie naam 9
10 Purpose Research Attract blackhats Reveal blackhattactics,, techniques, tools(kye) Reveal motives / intentions(?) Mostly universities, governments, ISPs Protection Deter blackhats from real assets Provide early warning Mostly governments, large enterprises Purpose may determine honeypot functionality and architecture presentatie naam 10
11 Definitions Definition A honeynet is a network of [high-interaction] honeypots. Definition A honeywall is a layer-2 bridge that is placed in-line between a network and a honeynet,, or between a network and a honeypot,, to uni- or bidirectionally capture, control and analyze attacks. Definition A honeytoken is a honeypot which is not a computer. presentatie naam 11
12 Functional requirements of a honeypot Data control Data capture Data collection Data analysis presentatie naam 12
13 Entrapment Applies only to law enforcement Useful only as defence in criminal prosecution Still, most legal authorities consider honeypots non-entrapment Responsibility for everything done from our net presentatie naam 13
14 Low vs. High interaction Low interaction Burglar alarm Not to learn about new attacks simple High interaction Research Look at new things Anatomy of new exploit Invest resources (manpower) presentatie naam 14
15 Realness Make things look real Windows services Windows exploits But Solaris network stack presentatie naam 15
16 How to organise Honeypot more than unpatched host See what happens Containment Check logs Limit outgoing traffic Don t t try this without thought! presentatie naam 16
17 Honeyd Framework Config file Scripts for emulated services Internal (python interpreter in honeyd) External (extern process) Stdin+stdout = net, stderr = syslog Acts using nmap fingerprints presentatie naam 17
18 honeyd presentatie naam 18
19 Honeyd Run on a single ip address Several services on one address Run as honeynet Several hosts on several addresses Attract traffic Static route in router Have honeyd arp on addresses presentatie naam 19
20 Containment Honeywall Appliance Based on unix 3 network interfaces Management Data (inside / outside bridge) presentatie naam 20
21 Sebek: : spying on your intruder Honeynet.org: Sebek is a tool designed for data capture, it attempts to capture most of the attackers activity on the honeypot,, without the attacker knowing it (hopefully), then sends there covered data to a central logging system. Linux kernel module that hooks sys_read() Covertly sends captured data to honeywall (UDP) Recovers keystrokes, uploaded files,, passwords, IRC chats, even if they are encrypted byssh, IPSec or SSL. presentatie naam 21
22 Sebek presentatie naam 22
23 Honeynet Requirements Data Control Data Capture honeynet.org/alliance/requirements.html presentatie naam 23
24 Gen II honeynet presentatie naam 24
25 No Data Control presentatie naam 25
26 Data Control presentatie naam 26
27 Honeynet Bridge Eth1-NO IP Eth0-NO IP Eth xxx.yyy Administrative Interface SSH Connections Trusted Hosts Internet presentatie naam 27
28 What is Data Control and Why? Process used to control or contain traffic to a honeynet Upstream liability an attack from one of your honeypots Snort-inline South Florida Honeynet Project presentatie naam 28
29 Connection Limiting Mode Enemy Data Control Snort-Inline IPTables IPTables Packet No =10 Hub DROP presentatie naam 29
30 Snort-Inline Drop Mode Enemy Data Control Snort-Inline IPTables IP Tables Ip_queue Drop Hub Snort-Inline Snort Rules=Drop presentatie naam 30
31 Snort-Inline Replace Mode Enemy Data Control Snort-Inline IPTables Hub IP Tables Ip_queue Snort-Inline Snort Rules=Replace bin/sh->ben/sh presentatie naam 31
32 Gen II : GEN II Data Control Incorporates a firewall and IDS in one system Provides more stealthy data control Can be implemented for layer 2 bridging or Layer 3 NAT translation Packets passed from internet to honeynet as layer 2 (datalink( datalink) ) layer packets no TTL decrement invisible presentatie naam 32
33 IPTables for GEN II Honeynet IPTables is a free, stateful,, Open Source firewall for Linux 2.4.x and 2.5.x kernels Each packet header is compared to a set of chains Chains contain rules: ACCEPT, DROP, REJECT, Queue Custom Chains tcphandler udphandler icmphandler presentatie naam 33
34 Honeywall Bootable CD-ROM Standard ISO distribution GenII Data Capture/Data Control features Sebek Simple User Interface Auto-configure from floppy Customization features Template customization (file system) Run-time boot customization presentatie naam 34
35 Honeywall Standard intel PC 3 ethernet cards Inside (honeypots( honeypots) Outside (internet) Management Outside -> inside: bridge, no restrictions Inside -> outside: bridge, restrictions Management: hidden from outside world presentatie naam 35
36 Honeywall - Roo presentatie naam 36
37 Malware catching Nepentes ( Malware-collecting mid interaction honeypot Emulates known vulnerabilities Captures malware trying to exploit them Modular architecture First released in 2006 presentatie naam 37
38 Nepentes presentatie naam 38
39 Real world uses Surfnet IDS Qnet Honeypot in sensor Quarantaine net sensor Contain misbehaving host Louis mail relay Try again later presentatie naam 39
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