Targeted Defense for Malware & Targeted Attacks

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Sophisticated attacks leverage social engineering techniques and malware to compromise those individuals already on the inside of your enterprise, and then steal your data. By targeting your trusted employees, attackers can circumvent conventional defenses like firewalls and IPS solutions to penetrate your network and compromise your data center. This presentation will examine why attackers looking to steal sensitive data targeted your data center; explain how targeted attacks, often using spear phishing and malware, consistently defy perimeter and endpoint defenses; and present an eight step incident response model to help prevent, detect, and respond to targeted attacks.

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Targeted Defense for Malware and Targeted Attacks

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Barry Shteiman Senior Security Strategist

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Contents

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§ Compromised Insider §  Incident Analysis § Anatomy of an Attack § Current Controls § Reclaiming Security

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Compromised Insider

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Defining the Threat Landscape

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“There are two types of companies: companies that have been breached and companies that don’t know they’ve been breached.” Shawn Henry, Former FBI Executive Assistant Director NY Times, April 2012

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Insider Threat Defined

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Risk that the access rights of a trusted person will be used to view, take or modify data or intellectual property.

Possible causes: §  Accident §  Malicious intent §  Compromised device

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A person with no malicious motivation who becomes an unknowing accomplice of third parties who gain access to their device and/or user credentials.

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Compromised Insider Defined

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Malicious Vs. Compromised Potential

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1% < 100%

Source: http://edocumentsciences.com/defend-against-compromised-insiders

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Look Who Made the Headlines

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Hackers steal sensitive data related to a planned 2.4B acquisition.

Hacker stole 4-million Social Security numbers and bank account information from state tax payers and businesses

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Know Your Attacker

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Governments •  Stealing Intellectual Property (IP) and raw data, Espionage •  Motivated by: Policy, Politics and Nationalism

Industrialized hackers •  Stealing IP and data •  Motivated by: Profit

Hacktivists •  Exposing IP and data, and compromising the infrastructure •  Motivated by: Political causes, ideology, personal agendas

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What Attackers Are After

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Source: Verizon Data Breach Report, 2013

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Data & IP

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Two Paths, One Goal

User with access rights (or his/her

device)

Hacking (various) used in 52% of breaches

Online Application

Malware (40%) Social Engineering (29%)

Servers 54%

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Users (devices) 71% People 29%

Source: Verizon Data Breach Report, 2013

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Incident Analysis

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The South Carolina Data Breach

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What Happened?

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4M Individual Records Stolen in a Population of 5M

80%.

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A Targeted Database Attack

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12-Sept-12 - 14-Sept-12

Attacker steals the entire database

27-Aug-12

Attacker logs in remotely and accesses the

database

13-Aug-12

Attacker steals login credentials

via phishing email & malware

29-Aug-12 - 11-Sept-12

Additional reconnaissance, more credentials

stolen

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The Anatomy of an Attack

How Does It Work

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Anatomy of an Attack

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Spear Phishing

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Anatomy of an Attack

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Spear Phishing

C&C Comm

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Anatomy of an Attack

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Spear Phishing

C&C Comm

Data Dump & Analysis

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Anatomy of an Attack

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Spear Phishing

C&C Comm

Data Dump & Analysis

Broaden Infection

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Anatomy of an Attack

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Spear Phishing

C&C Comm

Data Dump & Analysis

Broaden Infection

Main Data Dump

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Wipe Evidence

Anatomy of an Attack

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Spear Phishing

C&C Comm

Data Dump & Analysis

Broaden Infection

Main Data Dump

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Searching on Social Networks…

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…The Results

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Next: Phishing and Malware

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How easy is it?

§ A three-month BlackHole license, with Support included, is US$700

Specialized Frameworks and Hacking tools, such as BlackHole 2.0, allow easy setup for Host Hijacking and Phishing.

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Drive-by Downloads Are Another Route

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September 2012 “iPhone 5 Images Leak” was caused by a Trojan Download Drive-By

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Cross Site Scripting Is Yet Another Path

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Persistent XSS Vulnerable Sites provide the Infection Platform

GMAIL, June 2012

TUMBLR, July 2012

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The Human Behavior Factor

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Source: Google Research Paper “Alice in Warningland”, July 2013

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Current Controls

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Won’t the NGFW/IPS/AV Stop It?

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What Are the Experts Saying?

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“Flame was a failure for the antivirus industry. We really should have been able to do better. But we didn’t. We were out of our league, in our own game.”

Mikko Hypponen, F-Secure, Chief Research Officer Source: http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/06/internet-security-fail/

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Security Threats Have Evolved…

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2013 2001

AntiVirus Firewall IPS

AntiVirus Firewall IPS

Sources: Gartner, Imperva analysis

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Security Redefined

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Forward Thinking

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The DISA Angle

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“In the past, we’ve all been about protecting our networks—firewall here, firewall there, firewall within a service, firewall within an organization, firewalls within DISA. We’ve got to remove those and go to protecting the data” Lt. Gen. Ronnie Hawkins JR – DISA. AFCEA, July 2012

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Rebalance Your Security Portfolio

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Assume You Can Be Breached

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Incident Response Phases for Targeted Attacks

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Reduce Risk

Prevent Compromise

Detection

Containment

Insulate sensitive data

Password Remediation

Device Remediation

Post-incident Analysis

Size Up the Target

Compromise A User

Initial Exploration

Solidify Presence

Impersonate Privileged User

Steal Confidential Data

Cover Tracks

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