1. Vulnerability Analysis of 2013
SCADA issues
Amol Sarwate
Director of Vulnerability Labs, Qualys Inc.
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2. Agenda
SCADA components
2013 Vulnerability Analysis
Recommendations and Proposals
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3. SCADA
DCS
ICS
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5. Accidents
liquid pipeline failures
http://www.ntsb.gov/doclib/safetystudies/SS0502.pdf
power failures
http://www.nerc.com/docs/docs/blackout/Status_Report_081104.pdf
other accidents
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_industrial_disasters
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6. Vandalism
vandals destroy insulators
http://www.bpa.gov/corporate/BPAnews/archive
/2002/NewsRelease.cfm?ReleaseNo=297
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7. Insider
disgruntle employee
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2001/10/31
/hacker_jailed_for_revenge_sewage/
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8. APT
terrorism or espionage
http://www.symantec.com/content/en/us/enterprise/
media/security_response/whitepapers/w32_duqu_
the_precursor_to_the_next_stuxnet.pdf
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9. 2009 - 2013 SCADA Vulnerabilities
(estimate)
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10. Components
Field
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Control Center

11. Acquisition
Convert parameters like light, temperature, pressure or flow to analog signals
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12. Conversion
Converts analog and discrete measurements to digital information
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13. Communication
OPC
ICCP
ControlNet
BBC 7200
DCP 1
Gedac 7020
DeviceNet
DH+
ProfiBus
Tejas
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DNP 3
ANSI X3.28
Front end processors (FEP) and protocols
Wired or wireless communication
Modbus
TRE
UCA

14. Presentation & Control
Control, monitor and alarming using human machine interface (HMI)
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15. 2013 Vulnerabilities by category
66%
22%
11%
0%
Acquisition
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Conversion
Communication
Presentation &
Control

16. Acquisition
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Requires physical access
Field equipment does not contain process information
Information like valve 16 or breaker 9B
Without process knowledge leads to nuisance
disruption
0%
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11%
22%
66%

17. Emerson ROC800 Vulnerabilities
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CVE-2013-0693: Network beacon broadcasts allows detection
CVE-2013-0692: OSE Debug port service
CVE-2013-0694: Hardcode accounts with passwords
Access: AV:N, AC:L, Au:N
Impact: C:C, I:C, A:C
– Patch available from Emerson
0%
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11%
22%
66%

18. Siemens CP 1604 / 1616 Interface
Card Vulnerability
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Siemens security advisory: SSA-628113
CVE- 2013-0659: Open Debugging Port in CP 1604/1616
UDP port 17185
Access: AV:N, AC:L, Au:N
Impact: C:C, I:C, A:C
– Patch available from Siemens
0%
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11%
22%
66%

19. Communication
24%
16%
12%
16%
12%
12%
4%
General
ModBus
0%
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DNP
C37.118
11%
4%
IGMP
SNMP
22%
FTP/TFTP
66%
SSH/SSL

20. ModBus Vulnerabilities
– CVE-2013-2784: Triangle Research Nano-10 PLC Crafted Packet Handling Remote DoS
– CVE-2013-0699: Galil RIO-47100 PLC Crafted Modbus Packet Handling Remote DoS
– RBS--2013--003: Schneider Electric Multiple Modbus MBAP DoS and RCE
Nano-10 PLC
RIO-47100 PLC
0%
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11%
22%
66%

21. DNP Vulnerabilities
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CVE-2013-2791: MatrikonOPC Server DNP3 Packet Handling buffer overflow
CVE-2013-2798: Schweitzer Real-Time Automation Controllers (RTAC) Local DoS
CVE-2013-2788: SUBNET SubSTATION Server DNP3 Outstation Slave Remote DoS
CVE-2013-2783: IOServer DNP3 Packet Handling Infinite Loop
Schweitzer RTAC
0%
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Matrikon OPC Server
11%
22%
IOServer
66%

22. Security Analysis of SCADA protocols
Modbus and DNP free tool:
http://code.google.com/p/scadascan/
0%
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11%
22%
66%

23. SSH, FTP, TFTP, IGMP, SNMP
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CVE-2013-0137: Monroe Electronics Default root SSH Key Remote Access
CVE-2012-4697: TURCK BL20 / BL67 FTP Service Hardcoded Admin Credentials
CVE-2013-2800: OSIsoft PI Interface for IEEE C37.118 Memory Corruption
CVE-2013-0689: Emerson RTU TFTP Server File Upload Arbitrary Code Execution
CVE-2013-3634: Siemens Scalance X200 IRT SNMP Command Execution
Korenix Multiple JetNet Switches TFTP Server Arbitrary File Creation
RuggedCom ROX-II IGMP Packet Saturation RSTP BPDU Prioritization Weakness
Korenix Multiple JetNet Switches SSL / SSH Hardcoded Private Keys
0%
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11%
22%
66%

24. Presentation & Control
31%
26%
13%
9%
5%
Generic
XSS
3%
SQL
Injection
0%
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5%
Database
5%
4%
Generic
Web
11%
Directory &
File
Disclosure
22%
CSRF
66%
ActiveX
Crypto

25. Presentation & Control
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CVE-2013-2299: Advantech WebAccess /broadWeb/include/gAddNew.asp XSS
CVE-2013-0684: Invensys Wonderware Information Server (WIS) SQL Injection
CVE-2013-3927: Siemens COMOS Client Library Local Database Object Manipulation
CVE-2013-0680: Cogent DataHub Crafted HTTP Request Header Parameter Stack Overflow
CVE-2013-0652: General Electric (GE) Intelligent Proficy Java Remote Method Invocation
CVE-2008-0760: SafeNet Sentinel Protection Server HTTP Request Directory Traversal and
Arbitrary File Access
– CVE-2012-3039: Moxa OnCell Gateway Predictable SSH / SSL Connection Key Generation
– Weidmüller WaveLine Router Web Interface config.cgi Configuration Manipulation CSRF
0%
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11%
22%
66%

26. Real world issues
Control system network connected to
corporate network or internet
0%
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11%
22%
66%

27. Real world issues
No authentication
No per user authentication
0%
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11%
22%
66%

28. Real world issues
Delayed patching if any
0%
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11%
22%
66%

29. Real world issues
Default passwords
Shared passwords
No password change policy
0%
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11%
22%
66%

30. Real world issues
Systems not restarted in years
0%
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11%
22%
66%

31. Real world issues
Off-the-shelf software
Operating system, Database, Browser, Web Server
0%
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11%
22%
66%

32. Real world issues
Un-necessary services
0%
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11%
22%
66%

33. Real world issues
Internal differences between IT and
SCADA engineers
0%
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11%
22%
66%

34. System Wide Challenges
SCADA system long life cycle
Long life cycle of a SCADA system
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35. System Wide Challenges
SCADA system long life cycle
Cost and difficulty of an upgrade
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36. Proposals
SCADA network auditing
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37. Proposals
Is you SCADA system exposed on
the internet?
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38. Proposals
Password policy, access control and
access roles
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39. Proposals
Are all services necessary?
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40. Proposals
Use secure protocols
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41. Proposals
Strategy for Software Update and
patching
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42. Proposals
SCADA test environment
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43. Proposals
Keep up-to-date with vulnerabilities
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44. Proposals
Apply experience from IT network
management
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45. ScadaScan
Current version
Scan network range
Works with TCP/IP
Identifies Modbus TCP slaves
Identifies DNP 3 TCP slaves
Beta version
SCADA master vulnerability scanning
SNMP support
HTTP support
1.0 Release
User configurable signature files
Authenticated support for Windows and *nix
Code cleanup
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46. Thank You
Twitter: @amolsarwate
http://code.google.com/p/scadascan/
https://community.qualys.com
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