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DeepSec 2016 „Ten“,
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This talk will demonstrate how attackers can compromise a company's network via their firewall system. It's a common misbelieve that security tools are always secure. The aim of this talk is to show the audience the difference between a secure and a security product. First we discuss how we can remotely detect and identify the firewall system within the target internal network. After that we start a brute-force attack from the internet via the victim's browser against the internal firewall. We will show how an attacker can bypass different used CSRF protections to trigger actions on the firewall system. Finally, we are going to exploit a memory corruption bug (type confusion bug which leads to a use after free vulnerability) in the PHP binary on the firewall to spawn a reverse root shell.
Presenters:
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René Freingruber
- SEC Consult Unternehmensberatung GmbH
René Freingruber has been working as a professional security consultant for SEC Consult for several years. He operates research in the fields of malware analysis, reverse engineering and exploit development. He also studies modern mitigation techniques and how they can be bypassed by attackers. In the course of that research he came across Microsofts Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit and gave various talks about the (in)security of it at conferences such as RuxCon, ToorCon, ZeroNights, DeepSec, 31C3 and NorthSec. He also presented talks about application whitelisting at CanSecWest, DeepSec, IT-SeCX, BSides Vienna, QuBit, NorthSec and Hacktivity.
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Raschin Tavakoli
- SEC Consult Unternehmensberatung GmbH
René Freingruber has been working as a professional security consultant for SEC Consult for several years. He operates research in the fields of malware analysis, reverse engineering and exploit development. He also studies modern mitigation techniques and how they can be bypassed by attackers. In the course of that research he came across Microsofts Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit and gave various talks about the (in)security of it at conferences such as RuxCon, ToorCon, ZeroNights, DeepSec, 31C3 and NorthSec. He also presented talks about application whitelisting at CanSecWest, DeepSec, IT-SeCX, BSides Vienna, QuBit, NorthSec and Hacktivity.
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