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Joe Fasulo

Joe Fasulo. Breaking egos since 2006. Who is this guy?. Software Engineer/ Penetration Tester Works for Tyler Technologies (TYL) Free-lance network auditor Computer Science senior at UMaine Former Cybersecurity Team Captain/Founder. Keyterm.

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Joe Fasulo

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  1. Joe Fasulo Breaking egos since 2006

  2. Who is this guy? • Software Engineer/ Penetration Tester • Works for Tyler Technologies (TYL) • Free-lance network auditor • Computer Science senior at UMaine • Former Cybersecurity Team Captain/Founder

  3. Keyterm • Penetration Testing – The art of gathering reconnaissance, enumeration and maintaining access of a system.

  4. What the heck is Backtrack? • Linux based penetration testing distribution • Debian based • Best of its kind – others.. • Knoppix STD • nUbuntu • PHLAK • “So good the NSA uses it”

  5. Security Uses • Information Gathering • Network Mapping • Vulnerability Identification • Web Application Analysis • Radio Network Analysis (802.11,Bluetooth,Rfid) • Penetration (Exploit & Social Engineering Toolkit) • Privilege Escalation • Maintaining Access • Digital Forensics • Reverse Engineering • Voice Over IP Wikipedia

  6. Standard ToolsZOMG FREE STUFF! • Metasploit – everyone’s 1337! • Kismet – your neighbor isn’t smart • Nmap – “Why did they shut my internet off”? • Ettercap/dsniff /arpspoof– What does ARP mean? • Wireshark – I see you • Hydra – Please stop filling up my logs.. • Cisco Auditing Tool – did you cheat the CCNA? • SQL Ninja – My kid does websites! • Hamster/Ferret – your Facebook isn’t safe, again.

  7. Problems BT solves.. • Maintained set of security tools that are centrally located to the penetration tester. • Flexible environment for scripting and automation. • A community that welcomes other peoples contributions

  8. Why your day is better as a Penetration Tester because you use backtrack…

  9. Case 1: The crappy network admin

  10. Situation and Environment • You’ve been hired to conduct a network audit and analysis of Company X. • Goal find all servers and networked devices that have known exploits.

  11. BT Solution • Use the organized array of tools that are available to the tester. • Nmapseek • OpenVAS • Nessus (have to install yourself [c’mon you can do it]) • Metasploit..and destroy

  12. Case 2:Finding new exploits“Your new C programmers evaluation”

  13. Fuzzing • The art of testing services or code for random or unexpected output.

  14. WACKA WACKA!

  15. BT Solution • BT provides several tools for fuzzing • Bed • Peach • Jbrofuzz • Fuzzgrind

  16. Case 3:How to become hated by a teenager, and getting paid to do it!

  17. Situation and Environment • CEO X wants you to test his PHP page that DIRECTLY REQUESTS LOGIN INFORMATION TO THE DATABASE and see why random people have been added/deleted/accessing the database.

  18. BT solutionSQL NINJA • Fingerprint of the remote SQL Server (version, user performing the queries, user privileges, xp_cmdshell availability, DB Server authentication mode) • Bruteforce of the 'sa' password • Privilege escalation to 'sa' • Creation of a custom xp_cmdshell if the original one has been disabled • Upload of executables • Reverse scan in order to look for a port that can be used for a reverse shell • Direct and reverse shell, both TCP and UDP • DNS tunneled pseudoshell, when no ports are available for a bindshell • Metasploit wrapping, when you want to use Meterpreter or even want to get GUI access on the remote DB server • OS privilege escalation on the remote DB server using token kidnapping • All of the above can be done with obfuscated SQL code, in order to confuse IDS/IPS systems SQLNinja.sourceforge.net

  19. And..we can usually find out pretty quick why we don’t hire teenagers to write database code..

  20. Well can’t I just make my own distribution and load all my own tools on it…? • Sure • But why? • I mean you can but again… • But why when there is a platform that’s stable (enough) and is developed for you.

  21. Learn More.. • www.backtrack-linux.org • IRC • Freenode • #Backtrack-linux

  22. People NOT to listen to.. • People that say.. • “I’ve got a MAC I can’t get a virus” • “My boyfriend is super good with computers because he can setup a netgear” • “I scanned umaine.edu and found so many open ports”! • “The internet is a series of tubes” • “…send me an email to my yahoo account” • “I download off my neighbors router so they can’t track me” • “Have you checked out Firesheep? So good!” • “Can you hack my friends facebook, I want to screw with him.” • “Windows is so insecure, I’m moving to Linux”! • “You’re screwed cause I found your IP”!

  23. Do we have time for a video? • DON’T Be…This guy: • NEXTGENHACKER101 • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXmv8quf_xM

  24. Thanks!

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