Wireless Threats To Corporate Security A Presentation for ISACA UK Northern Chapter
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1 Wireless Threats To Corporate Security A Presentation for ISACA UK Northern Chapter
2 Introduction Who are we? Matt Moore, Senior PenTest Ltd. Mark Rowe, Technical PenTest Ltd. What do we do? Security Consultants specialising in vulnerability assessment and Penetration Testing. Active Security Researchers. Contributors to various open source security projects.
3 Outline Overview of Wireless Technologies. Risks inherent to Wireless connectivity. Demonstration of wireless security flaws using freely available tools. Implementing Wireless Security. Summary. Questions.
4 What do you mean Wireless? Wireless devices use Radio Frequency (RF) technology to facilitate communication. Various types of wireless communication solutions use different frequencies, most regulated by governments and Bluetooth operate in the 2.4Ghz unregulated band.
5 Common wireless usage scenarios. Wide Area Networks (WANs) using GPRS, GSM etc. Local Area Networking (LANs) using b (aka Wi-Fi). Personal Area Networking (PANs) using Bluetooth.
6 (aka Wi-Fi) Wireless LAN What is it? Medium range. Around ft, in most cases. Can be extended using directional antenna, repeaters etc b is most widely used standard today. Benefits Removes need for cabling infrastructure. Rapid deployment. How does it work? Clients associate to Access Points (AP s) Infrastructure Mode. Clients form peer-to-peer network - Ad-Hoc Mode.
7 Wireless Local Area Network (LAN) Access Point Ethernet Hub Access Point Desktop PC Laptop PDA IP Telephone
8 Bluetooth Personal Area Network (PAN) Short range (around 10m or 30 feet). Short range cable replacement technology, used to transmit both voice and data: Syncing PDA s. Wireless Mobile Phone Headsets. Audi Car Phone. Phillips Fridge(!) Gadget-oriented.
9 Bluetooth Personal Area Network (PAN) Desktop PC Laptop Mobile PDA Printer
10 Where is wireless used today? Retail - Handheld stocktaking devices in supermarkets and warehouses. Medical Doctors use PDA s to access patient records whilst on ward. Hospitality Hotels / Coffee Shops / Airports increasingly providing b broadband internet access. Corporate IT Infrastructure. Allows employees to access network resources from anywhere in the building (e.g. meeting rooms). Allows employees to synchronise PDA s.
11 Wireless usage is increasing Cost of hardware dropping quickly. Connectivity available in airports, coffee shops etc. Frequency of wireless security assessments for clients has increased. Bluetooth / b networking included as standard with many new products Phones Laptops
12 Generic Wireless Security Problems Over-the-air communications inherently insecure. Physical access to networks / devices not required. Facilitates anonymous attacks. Devices authenticated rather than users. Risk of stolen devices. All of the usual threats / risks apply: Confidentiality. Integrity. Availability.
13 802.11b Security Problems WarDriving. Extensively reported in media. Easy to discover access points. Default configuration of AP s. Rogue Access Points. New technology. Common misconceptions about security. Cheap hardware, free software. Anonymous.
14 802.11b Security Problems Warchalking (
15 802.11b Security Problems Leeds, UK. Managed to find several open nodes in Leeds, and I've only really driven within 2 miles of my house...the Innovation Centre has a nice phat pipe, open to the world, and a lovely garden in which to sit whilst using it :) There are 2 networks near "Joseph's Well" but the signal is very weak from the road (I suspect at least one of these is an NHS node)... I'll be chalking them all tonight!"
16 Does b have no security? WEP ( Wired Equivalent Privacy ) Allows encryption of data portion of packets. Vulnerable to attack Passive attacks, based on statistical analysis. Depending on size of network, can break rather quickly. Tools exist to perform the attack. (airsnort, wepcrack) No key management / distribution facilities. Authentication via shared key. Shared keys quickly compromised.
17 Does b have no security? Other security solutions are often proprietary and specific to particular vendors. (e.g. Cisco LEAP) Not compliant with Wi-Fi standard. Other solutions: Use VPN / SLAN technology as well. IPSec 802.1x / RADIUS Supported in WinXP / Internet Authentication Server (IAS)
18 Demonstration Netstumbler Netstumbler Supports most Wi-Fi cards. Identifies presence of Wi-Fi networks and can identify client probes. GPS enabled. Shows signal strength.
19 Sniffing Wireless Networks Snooping on network traffic Topology. Technologies in use. Confidential information. Various Commercial and free tools. AiroPeek Kismet
20 Kismet Demonstration Kismet Free tool, available for Linux. Allows sniffing of network traffic.
21 More weaknesses MITM attacks possible (airjack) IPSec SSH Base Station Cloning Default WEP Keys Jamming (Denial of Service) Unregulated band, interference can be unintentional (Microwaves, Bluetooth, Baby minders etc) Ad-Hoc Mode b Networking Exposes client devices. Another potential route into the network.
22 Wireless Enabled PDA s and Security Insecure configuration of wireless-enabled PDA s. Another potential risk to corporate security. May contain sensitive business information HP / Compaq IPAQ Bluetooth / Wi-Fi enabled PocketPC. Possible threat from malicious code in future. Post-XMAS increase in system support calls.
23 Implementing Wireless Security Well designed architecture Physical placement of AP s. Outside firewall. Use additional layers of security (e.g. VPN). Define clear PSPG for wireless use within org. Educate staff. Regular security assessments. Consider wireless IDS systems (AirDefence). Upcoming improvements to wireless security.
24 Where to next? Future wireless standards are looking to address the security problems. WiFi Protected Access (WPA) interim solution. Subset of upcoming i standard. Improves authentication and integrity mechanisms. A replacement for WEP. Backward and forward compatible. Two modes of operation (Enterprise or Home). Another botched bolt-on fix? i provides key management, stronger authentication and a variety of other improvements.
25 Summary Immature technologies. Incredibly useful, with many obvious benefits. Will become ubiquitous within a few years despite security concerns. Should not be considered suitable for carrying security sensitive information at the moment. Future standards attempt to address security how well they do this remains to be seen.
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