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1 Copyright 2012, 2013 Justin Searle www.utilisec.com SamuraiSTFU Security Tes0ng Framework for U0li0es Jus0n Searle Managing Partner – U0liSec [email protected] // [email protected] // @meeas

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1 Copyright 2012, 2013 Justin Searle! www.utilisec.com!

SamuraiSTFU  Security  Tes0ng  Framework  for  U0li0es  

Jus0n  Searle  Managing  Partner  –  U0liSec  

[email protected]  //  [email protected]    //    @meeas  

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Who  is  U0liSec  

•  A  security  services  company  specializing  in  helping  electric  u0li0es  end  energy  sector  vendors  

•  Managing  Partners  –  Darren  Highfill    ([email protected])  –  Jus0n  Searle    ([email protected])  

•  List  of  services  –  Cri0cal  Func0onality  in  Industry  Collabora0on  –  Security  Architecture  Guidance  and  Review  –  Penetra0on  Tes0ng  and  Security  Assessments  –  On  the  Job  and  Classroom  Training  –  Policy  Composi0on  

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Previous  Presenta0ons  

•  Several  at  Black  Hat,  DEFCON,  Nullcon,  OWASP,  etc...  

Source: http://www.sgiclearinghouse.org/ConceptualModel

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Overview  of  U0li0es  Architectures  

Overview  of  Pentes0ng  Methodology  

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Largest  Obstacles  to  ICS  Pentes0ng  •  Not  enough  people  in  the  energy  sector  with  the  necessary  

knowledge  or  experience  •  Many  security  firms  with  highly  technical  staff  have  the  

knowledge  for  80%  of  the  work,  but  don't  realize  it  –  Wired  and  Wireless  Network  Tes0ng  –  Web  and  Tradi0onal  Applica0on  Tes0ng  –  Embedded  Hardware  Tes0ng  

•  U0li0es  are  hesitant  to  bring  in  security  firms  with  li]le  Smart  Grid  specific  experience  

•  Few  u0li0es  have  the  in-­‐house  exper0se  •  Very  few  security  tools  exist  to  work  with  Smart  Grid  protocols  

beyond  packet  capture  and  decode  

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Goals  of  SamuraiSTFU  •  Leverage  last  5  years  of  experience  developing  and  managing  the  

SamuraiWTF  (Web  Tes0ng  Framework)  project  •  Live  DVD  /  VM  for  Smart  Grid  penetra0on  tes0ng  

–  Primary  audience  is  electric  u0lity  security  teams  –  Secondary  audience  is  security  contractors  and  independent  researchers  

•  Include  "cream  of  the  crop"  free  and  open  source  tools  for  all  aspects  of  SG  Pentes0ng  –  Best  web  pentes0ng  tools    (small  subset  of  SamuraiWTF)  –  Best  network  pentes0ng  tools    (small  subset  of  Backtrack)  –  Best  hardware  pentes0ng  tools    (not  currently  included  on  any  distribu0on)  

•  Include  documenta0on  on  tools,  architecture,  methodology,  and  protocols  

•  Include  simulated  Smart  Grid  systems  for  educa0onal  purposes  •  Include  sample  packet  captures  and  data  dumps  for  exercises  

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Tools  Included  in  Public  Release  •  Network  Pentest  Tools  

–  nmap  –  Nessus  /  NeXpose  –  Metasploit  –  Wireshark  

•  Web  Pentes0ng  Tools  –  Zed  A]ack  Proxy  –  Burp  Suite  –  w3af  –  sqlmap  –  BeEF  

•  Wireless  Pentest  Tools  –  Kismet  –  Aircrack-­‐ng  –  KillerBee  –  Ubertooth  –  RfCat  –  GNU  Radio  /  GRC  

•  Hardware  Pentest  Tools  –  GoodFET  –  Bus  Pirate  –  Total  Phase  Aardvark  –  Total  Phase  Beagle  –  entropy_graph  –  bindiff  

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Energy  Theh  

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Generic  Control  System  Architecture  

RTU  

Monitor  Point  

Monitor  Point  

Control  Point  

Control  Point  

Master Server

RTU  

Remote Terminal Unit

Remote Terminal Unit

PLC  

Programmable Logic Controller

Usually  Running  Windows  or  Linux  

with  Control  Sohware  

Ohen  Running  Embedded  Linux  

PLC  

Monitor  Point  

Control  Point  Programmable

Logic Controller

HMI  

Human Machine Interface

HMI  

Human Machine Interface

Ohen  a  Web  Interface  Now  

Usually  with  Field  Tech  Interface  

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Smart  Meter  Circuit  Breakdown  1.  240v  Connec0ons  2.  Microcontroller  

(Teridian  71M6531F  SOC)  3.  Dual  Opera0onal  Amplifier  

(LM2904)  4.  ISM  Band  RF  Amplifier  

(RFMD  RF2172)  5.  ISM  Band  RF    

(TI  CC1110F32)  6.  EEPROM  

Source - http://www.edn.com/design/power-management/4368353/What-s-inside-a-smart-meter-iFixit-tears-it-down

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Bus  Pirate's  I2C  Protocol  

•  Wri0ng  to  I2C  based  EEPROMs:  A 0 0 0 I2C Write Command: 0x 0x

Chip Address 0 0 0 0

Write = 0 Read = 1

Memory Block

Memory Location

0 0 0x

Data to Write

B E 0x

A 1 r r I2C Read Command: 0x r r r r

A 0 0 0 Write Address to Read: 0x 0x 0 0 0x

Each "r" = read 1 byte Chip Address 0 0 1 0

Write = 0 Read = 1

Memory Block

E F 0x

•  Reading  from  I2C  based  EEPROMs:  

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Task:  Bus  Snooping  Data  in  Mo0on  

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Disassembled  Code  

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RF  Capture  and  Demodulate  

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ICS  Network  Protocol  Ports  •  Common  ICS  Ports  

–  BACnet/IP    -­‐    UDP/47808  –  DNP3    -­‐    TCP/20000,  UDP/20000    –  EtherCAT    -­‐    UDP/34980    –  Ethernet/IP    -­‐    TCP/44818,  UDP/2222,  UDP/44818    –  FL-­‐net    -­‐    UDP/55000  to  55003    –  Founda0on  Fieldbus  HSE    -­‐    TCP/1089  to  1091,  UDP/1089  to  1091    –  ICCP    -­‐    TCP/102    –  Modbus  TCP    -­‐    TCP/502    –  OPC  UA  Binary    -­‐    Vendor  Applica0on  Specific    –  OPC  UA  Discovery  Server    -­‐    TCP/4840    –  OPC  UA  XML    -­‐    TCP/80,  TCP/443    –  PROFINET    -­‐    TCP/34962  to  34964,  UDP/34962  to  34964    –  ROC  PLus    -­‐    TCP/UDP  4000  

•  For  more  detailed  lists  on  ICS  protocol  ports  see:  h]ps://www.digitalbond.com/tools/the-­‐rack/control-­‐system-­‐port-­‐list/  

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Dangers  of  Port  Scanning  •  Port  scanning  can  crash  systems  if  not  careful!  

–  OS  Fingerprin0ng  is  usually  the  most  likely  culprit  •  Don't  use  the  -­‐O  or  -­‐A  flags  in  nmap  •  Most  problema0c  on  embedded  devices  not  running  Windows  or  Linux  •  Can  do  ARP  scans  locally  on  each  subnet  and  use  MAC  to  ID  devices  

–  Scanning  too  fast  is  another  problem  •  Use  nmap's  -­‐T2  serng  sets  this  at  0.4  seconds  •  Or  use  nmap's  -­‐-­‐scan-­‐delay  to  scan  1  port  at  a  0me  per  host  

–  Scanning  UDP  ports  with  null  payloads  also  causes  problems  •  Don't  use  the  -­‐sU  op0on  in  nmap  

–  Service  fingerprin0ng  usually  safe,  but  can  occasionally  cause  problems  •  Use  nmap's  -­‐sV  selec0vely  on  new  subnets  

•  Most  vulnerability  scanners  don't  give  you  this  control  –  Do  authen0cated  vuln  scans  and  only  port  scan  for  those  needed  ports  –  Use  Digital  Bond's  Nessus  scan  policy  from  their  Bandolier  project  

•  h]ps://www.digitalbond.com/tools/bandolier/nerc-­‐cip-­‐scan-­‐policies/  

•  When  in  doubt,  do  a  packet  captures  and  analysis  instead  

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Dangers  of  Automated  Tools  

•  Remember  that  on  control  systems  with  web  interfaces,  it  is  usually  simple  GET  and  POST  requests  that  cause  ac0ons  to  happen!  –  Disconnect  func0on  on  smart  meters  –  Opera0ng  feeder  switches  –  Pushing  firmware  updates  to  field  devices  

•  Many  web  pentes0ng  tools  automa0cally  send  every  GET  and  POST  request  they  find  –  A]emp0ng  to  Spider/Crawl  a  web  applica0on  –  Fuzzing  requests  for  vulnerabili0es  

•  Do  everything  manually  and  only  turn  on  automa0on  on  select  pages  that  are  safe  to  run  them  on  

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SamuraiSTFU  Availability  •  Distribu0on  is  available  at  www.SamuraiSTFU.org  

–  Freely  available  under  an  open  source  license  –  Does  not  require  user  registra0on  or  personal  informa0on  

•  U0liSec  will  provide  op0onal  commercial  support  for  interested  en00es,  including:  –  Distribu0on  customiza0on  –  Public  and  Private  training  courses  on  its  use  

•  Upcoming  Public  Courses:  –  5  days  at  SANS  ICS  Summit  in  Singapore    (December  4-­‐7)  –  4  days  at  Black  Hat  West  Coast  Trainings  in  Sea]le,  WA    (December  9-­‐12)  –  2  days  at  Nullcon  in  Goa,  India    (February  12-­‐13,  2014)  –  5  days  at  SANS  ICS  Summit  in  Orlando,  FL    (March  12-­‐16,  2014)  

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Contact  Informa0on  

Jus0n  Searle  personal:    [email protected]  work:    [email protected]  

cell:    801-­‐784-­‐2052  twi]er:    @meeas  

 

www.u0lisec.com  [email protected]  

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