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Phishing for the shell. A little customization for DC618, last minute invite. Links updated. Learn some phishing frameworks and payload interactions.
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- 1. @haydnjohnson Phishing For the shell DC618 -> Thank you for having me
- 2. @haydnjohnson WhoAMI ❏ Security Analyst | Manager | Purple Teamer ❏ Points (points.com) ❏ Talks: BsidesTO, Circle City Con, HackFest, SecTor ❏ OSCP, Offsec, Purple Team, Gym?? ❏ http://www.slideshare.net/HaydnJohnson Views are my own :) @haydnjohnson
- 3. @haydnjohnson Outline ❏ What is phishing: Phishing Attacks | Real world ❏ Different ‘Phishing’: Clicks | Creds | Shells ❏ Email Minefield ❏ To learn phishing - What does that involve | require ❏ How I learned to phish - frameworks, Payload, VM
- 4. @haydnjohnson Real attacks - stats * Why should you care about phishing * Phishing is now the #1 delivery vehicle for ransomware and other malware. https://blog.barkly.com/phishing-statistics-2016
- 5. @haydnjohnson Top 10 Internet Scams 1. Phishing emails and Phony Web pages 2. The Nigerian scam, also known as 419 3. Lottery scams 4. Advanced fees paid for a guaranteed loan or credit card 5. Items for sale overpayment scam 6. Employment search overpayment scam 7. Disaster relief scams 8. Travel scams
- 7. @haydnjohnson Phishing Examples - @johnLaTwc Excel
- 8. @haydnjohnson Phishing Examples - @johnLaTwc AV
- 10. @haydnjohnson ❏ Many emails ❏ High amount of emails hoping for high amount of victims ❏ “Spray and pray” ❏ Not specific to one person or company Spam Campaign
- 12. @haydnjohnson ❏ Few emails ❏ Research ❏ High value target ❏ Like marketing, entices you to open Spear Phishing Campaign
- 14. @haydnjohnson Phishing Types Counting Clicks Gathering Credentials Gaining Command & Control
- 16. @haydnjohnson Counting Clicks “Click Through Rate” http://www.dummies.com/web-design-development/site-development/calculating-click-through -rates-for-e-mail-campaigns/
- 18. @haydnjohnson Counting Clicks PHP code <?php if (file_exists('count_file.txt')) { $fil = fopen('count_file.txt', r); $dat = fread($fil, filesize('count_file.txt')); echo $dat+1; fclose($fil); $fil = fopen('count_file.txt', w); fwrite($fil, $dat+1); } else { $fil = fopen('count_file.txt', w); fwrite($fil, 1); echo '1'; fclose($fil);
- 20. @haydnjohnson Counting Clicks Click Link Count ClicksReceive Mail Open Mail
- 23. @haydnjohnson Getting Credentials Click Link Enter CredentialsReceive Mail Open Mail Attacker receives credentials Credentials sent to attacker
- 24. @haydnjohnson Getting Credentials ISSUES: ❏ Have to reset passwords ❏ Exposing passwords
- 26. @haydnjohnson Command & Control TYPES OF SHELLS Synchronous (Reverse, Bind) Asynchronous (Beacon, Empire Agent)
- 27. @haydnjohnson Command & Control Click Link Download / executeReceive Mail Open Mail
- 29. @haydnjohnson Command & Control ISSUES: ❏ Hijacking control ❏ Unencrypted communications ❏ Data out of the network
- 34. @haydnjohnson NOT SPAM DNS records | DKIM - email spoof protection No-deliver notice for recon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sender_Policy_Framework https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bounce_message https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DomainKeys_Identified_Mail Sender Policy Framework
- 37. @haydnjohnson Mail Anti-Virus Sender Policy Framework Mail Anti-Virus https://github.com/carnal0wnage/malicious_file_maker Test with different files: ❏ Exe ❏ Javascript etc
- 42. @haydnjohnson Host Anti Virus Sender Policy Framework Mail Anti-Virus DELIVERED Host Anti-virus http://www.blackhillsinfosec.com/?p=5570 http://www.blackhillsinfosec.com/?p=5555 https://null-byte.wonderhowto.com/how-to/bypass-antivirus-using-powershell-and-metas ploit-kali-tutorial-0167601/ https://blog.netspi.com/10-evil-user-tricks-for-bypassing-anti-virus/ Run in memory PowerShell DLL Remove ‘mimikatz’
- 45. @haydnjohnson Pentest part Sender Policy Framework Mail Anti-Virus DELIVERED Host Anti-virus ❏ First Landing ❏ AV bypassed ❏ Whitelisting ❏ Constrained Language mode https://www.lifewire.com/introduction-to-intrusion-detection-systems-ids-2486799
- 47. @haydnjohnson Intrusion Detection System & Prevention Sender Policy Framework Mail Anti-Virus DELIVERED Host Anti-virus Code Execution IDS ❏ NIDS ❏ HIDS ❏ Signature ❏ Anomaly ❏ Passive ❏ Active https://www.lifewire.com/introduction-to-intrusion-detection-systems-ids-2486799
- 48. @haydnjohnson Intrusion Detection System Sender Policy Framework Mail Anti-Virus DELIVERED Host Anti-virus Code Execution IDS ❏ Not easy to bypass ❏ Bypass Intranet Proxy | Supply creds ❏ Obfuscation ❏ False negatives https://arno0x0x.wordpress.com/2016/04/13/meterpreter-av-ids-evasion-powershell/ https://www.sans.org/reading-room/whitepapers/detection/intrusion-detection-evasion-attackers-burglar-alarm-1284 “%2e%2e%2f%2e%2e%2fc:winntsystem32netstat.exe” Instead of “../../c:winntsystem32netstat.exe”
- 50. @haydnjohnson Firewall Sender Policy Framework Mail Anti-Virus DELIVERED Host Anti-virus Code Execution IDS Firewall ❏ Bastion Host ❏ DMZ ❏ Deep Packet inspection ❏ Reassemble packets ❏ “NEXTGEN” https://blog.fortinet.com/2014/10/09/a-few-words-about-evasion-techniq ues
- 51. @haydnjohnson Firewall Sender Policy Framework Mail Anti-Virus DELIVERED Host Anti-virus Code Execution IDS Firewall ❏ Fragmentation ❏ Tunnel ICMP | HTTP ❏ Encryption ❏ Firewalk http://stephenperciballi.blogspot.ca/ https://www.cybrary.it/video/ids-firewalls-honeypots-whiteboard/
- 55. @haydnjohnson Phishing - what we need to do ❏ Domain ❏ Send Email ❏ Deliver Email
- 56. @haydnjohnson Phishing - what we need to do ❏ Social Engineer ❏ Click Link
- 57. @haydnjohnson Phishing - what we need to do ❏ Interact ❏ Download ❏ Execute
- 58. @haydnjohnson Phishing - what we need to do ❏ Send Email ❏ Deliver Email ❏ Social Engineer interaction ❏ Receive shell
- 59. @haydnjohnson Considerations - what do I need to learn ❏ Build a convincing email | pretext ❏ Build a website that is convincing (framework / manual) ❏ Bypass email minefield ❏ Understand payloads and user interaction References: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/02/how-to-run-your-own-e-mail-server-with-yourown-domain-part-1/2/ https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/03/taking-e-mail-back-part-2-arming-your-serverwith-postfix-dovecot/ https://arstechnica.com/business/2014/03/taking-e-mail-back-part-3-fortifying-your-box-againstspammers/
- 60. @haydnjohnson Sending an Email ❏ MTA (Mail Transfer Agent), sending and receiving e-mail MDA MUA ❏ MDA (Mail Delivery Agent) POP / IMAP email into inbox MTA ❏ MUA Mail User Agent – email client
- 61. @haydnjohnson Sending an Email ❏ Must have a valid SSL/TLS certificate for your mail server – not self signed ❏ /etc/ssl/private ❏ Virtual or Real accounts I trust ya
- 62. @haydnjohnson Sending an Email - Fighting Spam ❏ Probably not an issue ❏ Others can validate we are real ❏ Spam filtering
- 67. @haydnjohnson What I did ❏ Installed ❏ Played around ❏ Decide on preferred tool
- 70. @haydnjohnson Framework Criteria ❏ Send email ❏ Track email opening ❏ Clone a website & save credentials ❏ Ability to edit cloned site (for c2) ❏ Graphs / Result recording
- 72. @haydnjohnson Gophish ❏ Download binary ❏ Chmod ❏ RUN ❏ literally…. https://getgophish.com/
- 75. @haydnjohnson
- 82. @haydnjohnson
- 83. @haydnjohnson Social Engineer ToolKit (SET)
- 84. @haydnjohnson SET Installed in Kali by default!
- 85. @haydnjohnson SET Installed in Kali by default!
- 88. @haydnjohnson Requirements - Phishing framework ❏ Send email ❏ Track email opening ❏ Clone website & save credentials ❏ Graphs / Results
- 89. @haydnjohnson Requirements - Phishing framework Send Email FiercePhish YES GoPhish YES SET YES Cobalt Strike YES
- 93. @haydnjohnson Requirements - Phishing framework Track Opening email FiercePhish NO GoPhish YES SET YES Cobalt Strike YES
- 96. @haydnjohnson Requirements - Phishing framework Clone a website & save credentials FiercePhish NO GoPhish YES SET YES Cobalt Strike YES
- 100. @haydnjohnson Requirements - Phishing framework Graphs / Result recording FiercePhish YES GoPhish YES SET YES Cobalt Strike YES & YES
- 102. @haydnjohnson Morning Catch VM Practice Phishing No DNS https://blog.cobaltstrike.com/2014/08/06/introducing-morning-catch-a-phishing-paradise/
- 107. @haydnjohnson Cloud - DropBox http://withr.me/add-domain-name-for-your-ser ver-on-digitalocean/
- 108. @haydnjohnson Domain
- 109. @haydnjohnson Domain
- 113. @haydnjohnson Website - SSL ❏ It's just too easy ❏ Seems more legit Sources: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-secure-apache-with-let-s-encrypt-onubuntu-14-04 http://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=videos/bsidesphilly2016/cj00-attackers-perspective-a-technicaldemonstrat ion-of-an-email-phishing-attack-zac-davist
- 114. @haydnjohnson Website - SSL ❏ Create demo user ❏ Download letsencrypt + install (python) ❏ Run – add domain + allow 443 ❏ SSL encrypted Sources: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-secure-apache-with-let-s-encrypt-on-ubuntu-14-04
- 115. @haydnjohnson Website - SSL ❏ Started with no SSL
- 116. @haydnjohnson Website - SSL ❏ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:certbot/certbot ❏ sudo apt-get install python-certbot-apache ❏ sudo certbot --apache -d example.com
- 117. @haydnjohnson Website - SSL ❏ allow port 443 through firewall!
- 118. @haydnjohnson Website - SSL ❏ It is secure!
- 120. @haydnjohnson Payloads ❏ HTA ❏ Click Once ❏ DLL
- 123. @haydnjohnson HTA
- 136. @haydnjohnson Click Once Idea from: http://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=videos/bsidesphilly2 016/cj00-attackers-perspective-a-technical-demonstration-o f-an-email-phishing-attack-zac-davis Great amazing video - phishing & post-exploitation
- 137. @haydnjohnson Click Once Works up to Win 7 Requires Internet Explorer Win 8 == Smart Screen Filter (Signed Cert) https://blog.netspi.com/all-you-need-is-one-a-clickonce-love-story/ https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/t71a733d.aspx https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/748fh114.aspx
- 138. @haydnjohnson Click once Placed in COA/Application Files/
- 139. @haydnjohnson
- 140. @haydnjohnson Click Once Using JavaScript ❏ window.open() ❏ IE blocks popup
- 141. @haydnjohnson Click Once Using JavaScript ❏ window.open()
- 142. @haydnjohnson Click Once Using JavaScript ❏ window.open() ❏ IE blocks popup
- 143. @haydnjohnson Click Once Using JavaScript ❏ 2nd popup
- 144. @haydnjohnson Click Once “Click Once” ❏ 3rd popup
- 145. @haydnjohnson Click Once Submit Button ❏ action=
- 146. @haydnjohnson To PHP page Click Once
- 147. @haydnjohnson Click Once PHP to COA folder ❏ header()
- 151. @haydnjohnson Lesson Learned ❏ Consider the user interaction ❏ Consider the technology to bypass
- 152. @haydnjohnson Lesson Learned ❏ Things gonna not work ❏ Try and test ❏ Think outside the square