Holistic InfoSec For Web Developers, Fascicle 0: Physical and People
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About the Contributors
Contributor
Some contributions to the People chapter. Especially around phishing countermeasures. Chris is the creator of Pond
Contributor
Some contributions to the Physical chapter
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Technical Editor
Table of Contents
- Foreword
-
Preface
- Description
- Purpose
- Reason
- Acknowledgements
- Influences
- Introduction
-
Starting with the 30,000’ View
- 1. SSM Asset Identification
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2. SSM Identify Risks
- Rating of Threats
- 3. SSM Countermeasures
- 4. SSM Risks that Solution Causes
- 5. SSM Costs and Trade-offs
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2. 10,000’ View and Lower
- A 10,000’ View Scenario
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3. Tooling Setup
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Kali Linux
- What’s Included in Kali Linux
- Kali Linux Install
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Tools I Use in Kali Linux requiring config, etc
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Metasploit
- Useful metasploit commands
- metasploit meterpreter client commands
- Using the database and workspaces in metasploit
- BeEF
- Updating BurpSuite
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Metasploit
-
Tools I Use That Need Adding to Kali Linux
- Terminator
- Discover Scripts
- SmbExec
- Gitrob
- CMSmap
- Veil Framework
- Password Lists
- Common User Passwords Profiler (cupp)
- Http Screenshot
- Psmsf
- Responder
- Custom Scripts from The Hacker Playbook 2
- BypassUAC
- NoSQLMap
- Spiderfoot
- OWASP SecLists
- Net-creds
- Unix-privesc-check
- LinEnum
- Chromium
- Chromium Extensions
- Iceweasel (FireFox with different Licensing) add-ons
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Additional Hardware
-
TP-LINK TL-WN722N USB Wireless Adapter
- Wi-Fi Adapter:
- Useful commands:
- Reconnaissance:
- Provide USB privileges to guest:
- Provide USB recognition to guest:
- Blacklist Wi-Fi Module on Host:
- Test:
-
TP-LINK TL-WN722N USB Wireless Adapter
-
Windows
-
Tools I Use That Need Adding to Windows
- MinGW
- Hyperion
- psmsf
- Nishang
- PowerSploit
-
Tools I Use That Need Adding to Windows
-
Kali Linux
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4. Process and Practises
-
Penetration Testing
-
Reconnaissance
- Reconnaissance Forms
- Passive
- Semi-Active
-
Active
- Netcat
- Nmap
-
Concealing NMap Source IP Address
-
Decoy host
-D -
Idle scan
-sI
-
Decoy host
-
Service Fingerprinting
- Depending on the Server field
- Ordering of Header Fields
- Malformed Requests
- Non-existent protocol
- Other Services
-
Web Application Firewall (WAF) Fingerprinting
- Nmap
- WAFW00F
-
DNS
- Domain Information Groper (dig)
- dnsenum
- dnsrecon
- theHarvester
- Discover-scripts
- recon-ng
- Password Profiling
-
Vulnerability Scanning / Discovery
- Nmap
- Metasploit
-
Vulnerability Searching
- Security Focus BugTraq
- Exploit Database
- Metasploit
-
Exploitation
-
Isolating, Testing Potential Malware
- linux containers (LXC)
- Docker
- Virtual Machines
- FireJail
- Qubes
- Offensive
-
Isolating, Testing Potential Malware
-
Documenting and Reporting
- Dradis
- CaseFile
-
Reconnaissance
-
Agile Development and Practices
- Architecture
- Cheapest Place to Deal with Defects
- Evil Test Conditions
- Security Focussed TDD
-
Security Regression Testing
-
Zap REST API Regression Testing NodeGoat
- NodeGoat Set-up on your local machine
- Zap Running on a local VirtualBox guest
- Start the Security Regression test(s) from your local machine
-
Zap REST API Regression Testing NodeGoat
- Hand-crafted Penetration Testing
- Establish a Security Champion
- Pair Programming
-
Code Review
- Why?
- Linting, Static Analysis
- Dynamic Analysis
-
Techniques for Asserting Discipline
- Static Type Checking
- Design by Contract (DbC)
-
Essentials for Creating and Maintaining a High Performance Development Team
-
How and Why Many Software Development Shops Fail
- The Scenario
-
Scrum Teams can Fail Too
- How Does This Happen?
- So… What do We Do?
- How do We Do This
-
How and Why Many Software Development Shops Fail
- Forming Habits and Sharpening Skills
-
Penetration Testing
-
5. Physical
- 1. SSM Asset Identification
-
2. SSM Identify Risks
- Fortress Mentality
- Internal Doors and Cabinets Left Unlocked
- Insecure Doors and/or Windows
- Easily Penetrable Building Materials
- Service Labels
- Sensitive Printed Matter
- RFID Tags
- Computers Logged in and Unlocked
- Networking Equipment
- Network Ports
-
Wi-Fi Access Points
- Hiding the SSID
- Wi-Fi Protected Set-up (WPS)
- Transient Devices
- Lack of Visibility
-
3. SSM Countermeasures
- Fortress Mentality
- Internal Doors and Cabinets Left Unlocked
- Insecure Doors and/or Windows
-
Easily Penetrable Building Materials
- Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)
- Service Labels
- Sensitive Printed Matter
- RFID Tags
- Computers Logged in and Unlocked
- Networking Equipment
- Network Ports
-
Wi-Fi Access Points
- Hiding the SSID
- Wi-Fi Protected Set-up (WPS)
- WPA2 and WPA
- Transient Devices
-
Lack of Visibility
- Cameras, Sensors and Alarms
-
4. SSM Risks that Solution Causes
- Fortress Mentality
- Internal Doors and Cabinets Left Unlocked
- Insecure Doors and/or Windows
- Easily Penetrable Building Materials
- Service Labels
- Sensitive Printed Matter
- RFID Tags
- Computers Logged in and Unlocked
- Networking Equipment
- Network Ports
-
Wi-Fi Access Points
- Hiding the SSID
- Wi-Fi Protected Set-up (WPS)
- WPA2 and WPA
- Transient Devices
-
Lack of Visibility
- Cameras, Sensors and Alarms
-
5. SSM Costs and Trade-offs
- Fortress Mentality
- Internal Doors and Cabinets Left Unlocked
- Insecure Doors and/or Windows
- Easily Penetrable Building Materials
- Service Labels
- Sensitive Printed Matter
- RFID Tags
- Computers Logged in and Unlocked
- Networking Equipment
- Network Ports
-
Wi-Fi Access Points
- Hiding the SSID
- Wi-Fi Protected Set-up (WPS)
- WPA2 and WPA
- Transient Devices
-
Lack of Visibility
- Cameras, Sensors and Alarms
-
6. People
- 1. SSM Asset Identification
-
2. SSM Identify Risks
- Ignorance
-
Morale, Productivity and Engagement Killers
- Undermined Motivation
- Adding people to a late project
- Noisy, Crowded Offices
- Meetings
- Context Switching
- Employee Snatching
-
Weak Password Strategies
-
Password Profiling
- Crunch
- Common User Passwords Profiler (CUPP)
- Who’s your Daddy (WyD)
- Custom Word List generator (CeWL)
- Wordhound
-
Brute Forcing
- Hydra
- Medusa
- nmap http-form-brute
-
Password Profiling
- Vishing (Phone Calls)
- Spoofing Caller ID
- SMiShing
- Favour for a Favour
- The New Employee
- We Have a Problem
- It’s Just the Cleaner
- Emulating Targets Mannerisms
- Tailgating
- Phishing
- Spear Phishing
-
Infectious Media
-
Social Engineering Toolkit (Set)
- Teensy USB HID
- USB Rubber Ducky
- Other Offerings
- Additional USB Hardware
-
Social Engineering Toolkit (Set)
-
3. SSM Countermeasures
- Ignorance
-
Morale, Productivity and Engagement Killers
- Undermined Motivation
- Adding people to a Late Project
- Noisy, Crowded Offices
- Meetings
- Context Switching
- Top Developer Motivators in Order
-
Employee Snatching
- Exit Interviews
-
Weak Password Strategies
- Brute Forcing
- Vishing (Phone Calls)
- Spoofing Caller Id
- SMiShing
- Favour for a Favour
- The New Employee
- We Have a Problem
- It’s Just the Cleaner
- Emulating Targets Mannerisms
- Tailgating
- Phishing
- Spear Phishing
-
Infectious Media
- An Attacker with Physical Access.
- An Attacker with No Access.
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4. SSM Risks that Solution Causes
- Ignorance
-
Morale, Productivity and Engagement Killers
- Undermined Motivation
- Adding people to a late project
- Noisy, Crowded Offices
- Meetings
- Context Switching
- Top Developer Motivators in Order
-
Employee Snatching
- Exit Interviews
- Weak Password Strategies
- Vishing (Phone Calls)
- Spoofing Caller ID
- SMiShing
- Favour for a Favour
- The New Employee
- We Have a Problem
- It’s Just the Cleaner
- Emulating Target’s Mannerisms
- Tailgating
- Phishing
- Spear Phishing
- Infectious Media
-
5. SSM Costs and Trade-offs
- Ignorance
-
Morale, Productivity and Engagement Killers
- Undermined Motivation
- Adding people to a late project
- Noisy, Crowded Offices
- Meetings
- Context Switching
- Top Developer Motivators in Order
-
Employee Snatching
- Exit Interviews
- Weak Password Strategies
- Vishing (Phone Calls)
- Spoofing Caller ID
- SMiShing
- Favour for a Favour
- The New Employee
- We Have a Problem
- It’s Just the Cleaner
- Emulating Targets Mannerisms
- Tailgating
- Phishing
- Spear Phishing
- Infectious Media
-
Additional Resources
-
Starting with the 30,000’ View
- Rating of Threats
- Tooling Setup
- Process
- People
-
Starting with the 30,000’ View
-
Attributions
- Introduction
-
The 30,000’ View
- Rating of Threats
- Tooling Setup
- Process
- Physical
- People
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