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Certified portable document format (PDF) files are used to securely sign agreements between two parties while keeping the contents’ integrity protected, but a new report found the security protections on most certified PDF applications were inadequate and left organizations exposed to a number of attacks.
Researchers from Ruhr University Bochum explained certified PDFs use two specific signatures to authenticate the document, an Approval signature and a Certification signature. Certification signatures are the more flexible and made to handle complicated agreements between multiple parties and allow some changes to the document within a set of parameters while still maintaining its validity.
Unsurprisingly, Certified signatures are where the team found vulnerabilities to two specific novel attacks they dubbed, “Evil Annotation” (EAA) and “Sneaky Signature” (SSA). Both allow an attacker to overlay malicious content (PDF) on top of the certified information without showing any signs it was altered. Novel Certified PDF Attacks EAAs display malicious content in the document’s annotations and then sends it on with its digital signature intact. SSAs add malicious content over legitimate content in the PDF itself.
The team said the results of its evaluation of the 26 most popular PDF applications were “alarming.”
See Also: Pulse Secure VPNs Get Quick Fix for Critical RCE “In only 2 cases, we could not find a vulnerability; 15 viewers were vulnerable to EAA, 8 to SSA, including Adobe, Foxit, and LibreOffice,” the report said. “We additionally analyzed the standard-compliant implementation of PDF certification applications and found issues in 11 of them.”
Adobe had an additional flaw that allowed certified documents to execute JavaScript code, opening these users to code in injection attacks.
https://media.threatpost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/103/2021/05/26161319/Evil-Annotation-PDF-Research_10-300x187.jpg “For example, a high-level JavaScript can call an arbitrary URL without user confirmation to deanonymize a user. Our research reveals that such code is also executed if it is added as an allowed incremental update. We are the first to reveal that this behavior allows attackers to directly embed malicious code into a certified document.
The team said it disclosed their findings to the appropriate vendors and provided a comprehensive vulnerability report, including exploits, to CERT-Bund (BSI). The report also lists the specific certified PDF security flaws found in each application.
“Adobe, Foxit, and LibreOffice responded quickly and provided patches for late 2020 (CVE-2020-35931) or early 2021 (CVE2021-28545, CVE-2021-28546),” the report said. “Adobe fixed the code injection vulnerability in early Nov. 2020 within a patch outside the regular update cycle (CVE-2020-24432). Currently, we participate in the standardization process via the German National Organization for Standardization (DIN) and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) to address the reported attacks in the next PDF specification.”
See Also: Offensive Security Tool: Snallygaster Stopping Certified PDF AttacksTo fend off Evil Annotation Attacks, the researchers recommend admins prohibit three particularly risky annotations that allow text or images to be added to a certified PDF, “FreeText, Stamp and Redact.”
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PDF Feature ‘Certified’ Widely Vulnerable to Attack
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Certified portable document format (PDF) files are used to securely sign agreements between two parties while keeping the contents’ integrity protected, but a new report found the security protections on most certified PDF applications were inadequate and left organizations exposed to a number of attacks.
Researchers from Ruhr University Bochum explained certified PDFs use two specific signatures to authenticate the document, an Approval signature and a Certification signature. Certification signatures are the more flexible and made to handle complicated agreements between multiple parties and allow some changes to the document within a set of parameters while still maintaining its validity.
Unsurprisingly, Certified signatures are where the team found vulnerabilities to two specific novel attacks they dubbed, “Evil Annotation” (EAA) and “Sneaky Signature” (SSA). Both allow an attacker to overlay malicious content (PDF) on top of the certified information without showing any signs it was altered. Novel Certified PDF Attacks EAAs display malicious content in the document’s annotations and then sends it on with its digital signature intact. SSAs add malicious content over legitimate content in the PDF itself.
The team said the results of its evaluation of the 26 most popular PDF applications were “alarming.”
See Also: Pulse Secure VPNs Get Quick Fix for Critical RCE “In only 2 cases, we could not find a vulnerability; 15 viewers were vulnerable to EAA, 8 to SSA, including Adobe, Foxit, and LibreOffice,” the report said. “We additionally analyzed the standard-compliant implementation of PDF certification applications and found issues in 11 of them.”
Adobe had an additional flaw that allowed certified documents to execute JavaScript code, opening these users to code in injection attacks.
https://media.threatpost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/103/2021/05/26161319/Evil-Annotation-PDF-Research_10-300x187.jpg “For example, a high-level JavaScript can call an arbitrary URL without user confirmation to deanonymize a user. Our research reveals that such code is also executed if it is added as an allowed incremental update. We are the first to reveal that this behavior allows attackers to directly embed malicious code into a certified document.
The team said it disclosed their findings to the appropriate vendors and provided a comprehensive vulnerability report, including exploits, to CERT-Bund (BSI). The report also lists the specific certified PDF security flaws found in each application.
“Adobe, Foxit, and LibreOffice responded quickly and provided patches for late 2020 (CVE-2020-35931) or early 2021 (CVE2021-28545, CVE-2021-28546),” the report said. “Adobe fixed the code injection vulnerability in early Nov. 2020 within a patch outside the regular update cycle (CVE-2020-24432). Currently, we participate in the standardization process via the German National Organization for Standardization (DIN) and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) to address the reported attacks in the next PDF specification.”
See Also: Offensive Security Tool: Snallygaster Stopping Certified PDF AttacksTo fend off Evil Annotation Attacks, the researchers recommend admins prohibit three particularly risky annotations that allow text or images to be added to a certified PDF, “FreeText, Stamp and Redact.”
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7 out of 10 businesses are not prepared to respond to a Cyber Attack
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Fact: 7 out of 10 businesses are not prepared to respond to a Cyber Attack.
73% of companies, based on a statistic made by Hiscox in the UK, US, Spain, Germany & Netherlands are just not prepared.
The overheads were ranging from lack of resources, budget, awareness, down to not testing their infrastructure how they would withstand an attack by simulating real-life attacks out of services like Penetration testing, Vulnerability assessments and Social Engineering Phishing attacks.
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As IT Spending is growing exponentially, for example, IoT devices are on the rise with over 87% of healthcare organizations implementing their usage for patient monitoring followed by remote operation and location services (Source: Aruba Networks). It is estimated that by the year 2025 an estimated 64 billion connected IoT devices will be taking place, including the 5G Network which started taking place in several countries.
A lot of attacks are affecting major vendors, which most of the industry relies on when they use their products. This not only puts your company in a vulnerable state for any criminal hacker to take advantage of, through the CVES (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) that are being released on a daily basis but also the lack of knowledge and time for the IT team to respond on time, to patch these vulnerabilities.
When it comes to data, storage is important yet not many spends on reliable storage solutions, however when a company suffers data loss, suddenly they want to implement a decent storage solution.
When it comes to a Cyber Attack, sometimes there is no second chance to recover. A projected 146 billion records will be exposed between 2020 and 2023 done through a study by Juniper predicting and calculating the number of actual breaches and not just the reported ones.
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7 out of 10 businesses are not prepared to respond to a Cyber Attack
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Fact: 7 out of 10 businesses are not prepared to respond to a Cyber Attack.
73% of companies, based on a statistic made by Hiscox in the UK, US, Spain, Germany & Netherlands are just not prepared.
The overheads were ranging from lack of resources, budget, awareness, down to not testing their infrastructure how they would withstand an attack by simulating real-life attacks out of services like Penetration testing, Vulnerability assessments and Social Engineering Phishing attacks.
See Also: Fact: Hacking Has Evolved
As IT Spending is growing exponentially, for example, IoT devices are on the rise with over 87% of healthcare organizations implementing their usage for patient monitoring followed by remote operation and location services (Source: Aruba Networks). It is estimated that by the year 2025 an estimated 64 billion connected IoT devices will be taking place, including the 5G Network which started taking place in several countries.
A lot of attacks are affecting major vendors, which most of the industry relies on when they use their products. This not only puts your company in a vulnerable state for any criminal hacker to take advantage of, through the CVES (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) that are being released on a daily basis but also the lack of knowledge and time for the IT team to respond on time, to patch these vulnerabilities.
When it comes to data, storage is important yet not many spends on reliable storage solutions, however when a company suffers data loss, suddenly they want to implement a decent storage solution.
When it comes to a Cyber Attack, sometimes there is no second chance to recover. A projected 146 billion records will be exposed between 2020 and 2023 done through a study by Juniper predicting and calculating the number of actual breaches and not just the reported ones.
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et through. Defined signature fields offer an additional layer of protection, the report said.
“Signature fields must be set up at defined locations in the PDF document before the document is certified,” the report explained. “A subsequent addition of signature fields must be penalized with an invalid certification status. Otherwise, it can always be used to add text or images included in the signature at any position.”
Adobe JavaScript code injections are trickier since in most cases the execution starts the moment the document is opened. “The only requirement is that the victim fully trusts the certificate used to certify the PDF document,” the report said. See Also: Hacking Stories: Xbox UndergroundEarlier this month Adobe Acrobat issued a patch for a zero-day bug targeting Windows users. Just days later, researchers at Microsoft Security Intelligence (MSI) found PDFs were being used by attackers to deliver StrRAT Java-based remote access tool (RAT) used to steal credentials, log keystrokes and take remote control over infected systems.
The flexibility offered by Certified signatures presents a massive, potentially catastrophic, security risk for many organizations and the report urges PDF applications to work quickly to come up with wide-scale fixes.
“The research community has struggled with similar problems on other data formats, such as XML or Email, without finding a satisfying solution so far,” they said. “In the case of PDF, the specification must be updated to address these issues.”
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“Signature fields must be set up at defined locations in the PDF document before the document is certified,” the report explained. “A subsequent addition of signature fields must be penalized with an invalid certification status. Otherwise, it can always be used to add text or images included in the signature at any position.”
Adobe JavaScript code injections are trickier since in most cases the execution starts the moment the document is opened. “The only requirement is that the victim fully trusts the certificate used to certify the PDF document,” the report said. See Also: Hacking Stories: Xbox UndergroundEarlier this month Adobe Acrobat issued a patch for a zero-day bug targeting Windows users. Just days later, researchers at Microsoft Security Intelligence (MSI) found PDFs were being used by attackers to deliver StrRAT Java-based remote access tool (RAT) used to steal credentials, log keystrokes and take remote control over infected systems.
The flexibility offered by Certified signatures presents a massive, potentially catastrophic, security risk for many organizations and the report urges PDF applications to work quickly to come up with wide-scale fixes.
“The research community has struggled with similar problems on other data formats, such as XML or Email, without finding a satisfying solution so far,” they said. “In the case of PDF, the specification must be updated to address these issues.”
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Dystopia - Low To Medium Multithreaded Ubuntu Core Honeypot Coded In Python
Low to medium Ubuntu Core honeypot coded in Python.Features Optional Login Prompt Logs commands used and IP addresses Customize MOTD, Port, Hostname and how many clients can connect at once (default is unlimited) Save and load config Add support to a plethora of commands Todo Packet Capture Better Logging Service Geolocation Email Alerts Insights such as charts & graphs Add Default Configurations Optimize / Fix Code How to run sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -ypython3 dystopy.py Command Line Arguments bind to --motd MOTD, -m MOTD specify the message of the day --max MAX, -M MAX max number of clients allowed to be connected at once. --username USERNAME, -u USERNAME username for fake login prompt and the user for the honeypot session --password PASSWORD, -p PASSWORD password for fake login prompt --hostname HOSTNAME, -H HOSTNAME hostname of the honeypot --localhost, -L host honeypot on localhost --save SAVE, -s SAVE save config to a json file --load LOAD, -l LOAD load a config file ">usage: dystopia.py -h --port PORT --motd MOTD --max MAX --username USERNAME --password PASSWORD --hostname HOSTNAME --localhost --save SAVE --load LOADDystopia | A python honeypot.optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit --port PORT, -P PORT specify a port to bind to --motd MOTD, -m MOTD specify the message of the day --max MAX, -M MAX max number of clients allowed to be connected at once. --username USERNAME, -u USERNAME username for fake login prompt and the user for the honeypot session --password PASSWORD, -p PASSWORD password for fake login prompt --hostname HOSTNAME, -H HOSTNAME hostname of the honeypot --localhost, -L host honeypot on localhost --save SAVE, -s SAVE save config to a json file --load LOAD, -l LOAD load a config file How to add Support for More Commands You can add support to new commands by editing the file "commands.json". The format is command:output for eg { "dog":"Dog command activated!"} Download Dystopia
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Low to medium Ubuntu Core honeypot coded in Python.Features Optional Login Prompt Logs commands used and IP addresses Customize MOTD, Port, Hostname and how many clients can connect at once (default is unlimited) Save and load config Add support to a plethora of commands Todo Packet Capture Better Logging Service Geolocation Email Alerts Insights such as charts & graphs Add Default Configurations Optimize / Fix Code How to run sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -ypython3 dystopy.py Command Line Arguments bind to --motd MOTD, -m MOTD specify the message of the day --max MAX, -M MAX max number of clients allowed to be connected at once. --username USERNAME, -u USERNAME username for fake login prompt and the user for the honeypot session --password PASSWORD, -p PASSWORD password for fake login prompt --hostname HOSTNAME, -H HOSTNAME hostname of the honeypot --localhost, -L host honeypot on localhost --save SAVE, -s SAVE save config to a json file --load LOAD, -l LOAD load a config file ">usage: dystopia.py -h --port PORT --motd MOTD --max MAX --username USERNAME --password PASSWORD --hostname HOSTNAME --localhost --save SAVE --load LOADDystopia | A python honeypot.optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit --port PORT, -P PORT specify a port to bind to --motd MOTD, -m MOTD specify the message of the day --max MAX, -M MAX max number of clients allowed to be connected at once. --username USERNAME, -u USERNAME username for fake login prompt and the user for the honeypot session --password PASSWORD, -p PASSWORD password for fake login prompt --hostname HOSTNAME, -H HOSTNAME hostname of the honeypot --localhost, -L host honeypot on localhost --save SAVE, -s SAVE save config to a json file --load LOAD, -l LOAD load a config file How to add Support for More Commands You can add support to new commands by editing the file "commands.json". The format is command:output for eg { "dog":"Dog command activated!"} Download Dystopia
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The BazaLoader infection chain includes a live call center and "customer service" from criminals, researchers report.
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Low to medium Ubuntu Core honeypot coded in Python.
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* Optional Login Prompt
* Logs commands used and IP addresses
* Customize MOTD, Port, Hostname and how many clients can connect at once (default is unlimited)
* Save and load config
* Add support to a plethora of commands
Todo
* Packet Capture
* Better Logging
* Service
* Geolocation
* Email Alerts
* Insights such as charts & graphs
* Add Default Configurations
* Optimize / Fix Code
How to run
Command Line Arguments
bind to --motd MOTD, -m MOTD specify the message of the day --max MAX, -M MAX max number of clients allowed to be connected at once. --username USERNAME, -u USERNAME username for fake login prompt and the user for the honeypot session --password PASSWORD, -p PASSWORD password for fake login prompt --hostname HOSTNAME, -H HOSTNAME hostname of the honeypot --localhost, -L host honeypot on localhost --save SAVE, -s SAVE save config to a json file --load LOAD, -l LOAD load a config file ">
How to add Support for More Commands
You can add support to new commands by editing the file "commands.json". The format is command:output
for eg
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Dystopia - Low To Medium Multithreaded Ubuntu Core Honeypot Coded In Python
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Low to medium Ubuntu Core honeypot coded in Python.
Features
* Optional Login Prompt
* Logs commands used and IP addresses
* Customize MOTD, Port, Hostname and how many clients can connect at once (default is unlimited)
* Save and load config
* Add support to a plethora of commands
Todo
* Packet Capture
* Better Logging
* Service
* Geolocation
* Email Alerts
* Insights such as charts & graphs
* Add Default Configurations
* Optimize / Fix Code
How to run
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
python3 dystopy.pyCommand Line Arguments
bind to --motd MOTD, -m MOTD specify the message of the day --max MAX, -M MAX max number of clients allowed to be connected at once. --username USERNAME, -u USERNAME username for fake login prompt and the user for the honeypot session --password PASSWORD, -p PASSWORD password for fake login prompt --hostname HOSTNAME, -H HOSTNAME hostname of the honeypot --localhost, -L host honeypot on localhost --save SAVE, -s SAVE save config to a json file --load LOAD, -l LOAD load a config file ">
usage: dystopia.py [-h] [--port PORT] [--motd MOTD] [--max MAX] [--username USERNAME] [--password PASSWORD]
[--hostname HOSTNAME] [--localhost] [--save SAVE] [--load LOAD]
Dystopia | A python honeypot.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--port PORT, -P PORT specify a port to bind to
--motd MOTD, -m MOTD specify the message of the day
--max MAX, -M MAX max number of clients allowed to be connected at once.
--username USERNAME, -u USERNAME
username for fake login prompt and the user for the honeypot session
--password PASSWORD, -p PASSWORD
password for fake login prompt
--hostname HOSTNAME, -H HOSTNAME
hostname of the honeypot
--localhost, -L host honeypot on localhost
--save SAVE, -s SAVE save config to a json file
--load LOAD, -l LOAD load a config file
How to add Support for More Commands
You can add support to new commands by editing the file "commands.json". The format is command:output
for eg
{
"dog":"Dog command activated!"
}https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-JOGjawxO7Wc/YKrzuP2NTVI/AAAAAAAAWRU/yWlzXSdmuDwgofnEAftwnXFuWW4TzkdNQCNcBGAsYHQ/s0/dystopia_2_dog.png
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Dystopia - Low To Medium Multithreaded Ubuntu Core Honeypot Coded In Python
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