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1 Dan Hubbard VP Security Research
2 Perpetual Beta = Live Testing = Trouble Airline Terminals using Active Script
3 Start : Middle : End Wait, the Web has version numbers? Web Two Dot UH-OH or Exploit 2.0 An introduction to HoneyJax Definitions Reasons for deploying them Types: Passive, Active HoneyJax, Passive Aggressive Reporting data from Accounts Disclosure for web site vulnerabilities Legal Aspects / Grab Bag Conclusion
4 One of these things is not like the other Its a bird, is it a plane, no its Web 2.0 : 80% top 20 Web sites have Web 2.0 philosophies (src: O REILLY)
5 XML HTTP Request When Microsoft created XMLHttpRequest in Internet Explorer 5, which let browser-side JavaScript communicate with the web server in the background without requiring the browser to display a new web page. That made it possible to develop more fluid and responsive web applications. Mozilla soon implemented XMLHttpRequest in its browsers, as did Apple (in the Safari browser) and Opera. Several dozen *very* loosely defined standards mashed together At the heart of it all are JavaScript and XML
6 Web Two Dot Uh-Oh Losing control of your destiny: User Created Content Who do you trust: Social Networks Unattended Installs and Code Injection: R.S.S Mushy Peas: Mash-ups ANY ANY PORT 80: Security is often the last ones to know But I have a firewall: Its about the information not the network If I told you to jump of a bridge : Its just sooooo easy and being web 2.0 is cool
7 Threats User-created content Property owner gives / leases space to user 400 Million + pages change dramatically close real-time Content stripping done but very difficult to enforce (JavaScript obfuscation deluxe) Easy to test for vulnerabilities, little disclosure: Can you say Web borne Worms Allow dynamic/graphic content (jscript, qt, mov) Trust within user-networks Used a many-to-many communication platform
8 User-created Content Hidden IFRAME w/wmf, CSS auth page phish, Wikipedia Trojan
9 Social Networks (1 account : 70M views ~2 M friends ) Interlinking of hundreds of millions of users Communication platform not just content is so yr 2000 More contacts = better site / success One friend can infect millions through their network One account compromise can be used to gain user trust
10 Social Networks My network is bigger than yours Its not just about entertainment. Business colleagues, networking with associates, recruiting, etc., gaining popularity
11 SideBar: Un-attended installations (can they happen?) RSS: Meta-Feeds RSS: Pulling data every X seconds
12 Introduction to HoneyJax HoneyPots HoneyClients HoneyJax HoneyPots: Emulate OS and Applications behavior HoneyClients: Emulate client applications behavior HoneyJax: Emulate user accounts, profiles, and web social networks. Can also emulate user behavior
13 Reasons for deploying HoneyJax 95% of all BLOG comments are SPAM (src: Akismet) SPAM -> P0RN -> Phishing -> Malicious Code One new weapon in arsenal to help research Web 2.0 threats The threat playing field is changing and research needs to evolve with it Can be used by web property-owners also Assist in: Tracking and trending attacks, attackers, predators Escalation to abuse or security department of property owners Track common techniques Collect samples of binary code for detection / protection Collect URL s and script code for detection / protection Monitor outbreaks (yes more Web worms are coming)
14 Types of HoneyJax Passive HoneyJax: Accounts in web 2.0 space that are not luring users to add them to their network in any way. Active HoneyJax: Accounts and BOT s in web 2.0 space that are designed to join networks actively and solicit users to join theirs and reply to requests. Passive Aggressive HoneyJax: Accounts that are designed to lure users to visit them through their characteristics. Eg: p0rn, baby boomers looking for friends, music band, common interest groups, popular merchandise, contests
15 Passive HoneyJax : Luring a Fraudster
16 Passive HoneyJax : Spam first!
17 Passive Aggressive HoneyJax : Luring $$$$
18 Passive Aggressive HoneyJax : My Friends
19 Active HoneyJax : 4 Types Open Source Commercial Proof-of-Concept (i.e. copy-code) Do your own
20 Active HoneyJax : Open Source
21 Active HoneyJax : Commercial
22 Active HoneyJax : POC
23 Active HoneyJax : DYO
24 Reporting and Forensics HoneyJax accounts should be setup to send or SMS when new attempts to access the account are added Spider/Bot should connect to HoneyJax accounts and fingerprint content looking for changes. Make sure that dynamic content changes by the host are accounted for. All changes should be kept and stored Data should be mined for URL s that are dropped Content should be analyzed from data mined Binaries should be sandboxed, etc JavaScript should be run through decoder and tested HTML code should be tested for candidates to send to sandbox Report information to vendor, web property owner, etc..
25 The LAW and the T&C s As with any honey technologies check with your legal team before you deploy these Check Acceptable Use Policies / Terms and Conditions Be weary of commercial software that allows you to manage profiles, add friends, etc..
26 Disclosure of Website Vulnerabilities : Its not just about the browser! Website Security has to be taken more seriously! Massive amounts of problems with sites not being patched, configured incorrectly, allowing bad data, conduit for others Website security or lack thereof is a HUGE problem Cross site scripting, open redirectors, allowing binary file posts, not scanning upload files, poor script filtering are all big problems PHP BB, SQL, old Web servers, old OS all too common Problem with tracking? No version numbers : how about time-stamp + example + hash No reporting : security departments must field reports on websites and do more testing, re-testing Change controls: force security into the process No public credit: MS and Google started doing this, others should start Property owners: get to know who is in your backyard How about a web owner area on OSVDB?
27 Grab Bag What if there is a reference in one of my HoneyJax but the site is down? A: Is there a reputation for it? Query search engines for link references and cached pages What is the age of the domain History the site hosted malcode/phishing in the past Who registered it Where is the IP located Who are its neighbors My boss told me that I need to make our website Web 2.0, should I? A: Get the security team involved. Make sure they buy-off on all design, implementation, and have a reproducible security testing process, mitigation techniques, and incident reporting and handling
28 Conclusion Don t run with Scissors Before you deploy Web 2.0 be educated on the risks If you must have user-created content Filter, Filter, Filter, Pen-test, Pen-Test, report, update If you are a security researcher.. Advanced JavaScript may not be as cool as ASM but its powerful. Live it, learn it, you don t have to love it The good, the bad, and the ugly There is a lot of good, productive, useful Web 2.0 functionalities. But with functionality comes security risk. Security standards, policies, and practices must balance the scales with functionality. Its not too late!
29 dhubbard /AT/ websense /DOT/ com
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