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- | LUCY allows you to create | + | LUCY allows you to create |
===== Background Info about Portable Media Attacks===== | ===== Background Info about Portable Media Attacks===== | ||
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**BadUSB – Turning devices evil**: Once reprogrammed, | **BadUSB – Turning devices evil**: Once reprogrammed, | ||
- | * 1.A device can emulate a keyboard and issue commands on behalf of the logged-in user, for example to exfiltrate files or install malware. Such malware, in turn, can infect the controller chips of other USB devices connected to the computer. | + | * 1. A device can emulate a keyboard and issue commands on behalf of the logged-in user, for example, to exfiltrate files or install malware. Such malware, in turn, can infect the controller chips of other USB devices connected to the computer. |
- | * 2.The device can also spoof a network card and change the computer’s DNS setting to redirect traffic. | + | * 2. The device can also spoof a network card and change the computer’s DNS setting to redirect traffic. |
- | * 3.A modified thumb drive or external hard disk can – when it detects that the computer is starting up – boot a small virus, which infects the computer’s operating system prior to boot. | + | * 3. A modified thumb drive or external hard disk can – when it detects that the computer is starting up – boot a small virus, which infects the computer’s operating system prior to boot. |
===== Our Portable Media Attack Approach ===== | ===== Our Portable Media Attack Approach ===== | ||
- | With LUCY we provide a template for the " | + | With LUCY we provide a template for the " |
===== Setup ===== | ===== Setup ===== | ||
- | In order to create | + | In order to create |
- | | + | **STEP 1 - Create |
- | {{ portablemedia1.png?600 }} | + | {{:file-1.png|}} |
- | | + | **STEP 2 - Choose Attack Type:** In order to configure the campaign choose **Portable Media Attacks**. |
- | {{ portablemedia2.png?600 }} | + | {{:: |
+ | **STEP 3 - Select or Create a Client:** Create a client or choose the built-in client (a client can be your own organization or the company that asked you to perform a phishing test). This is important because you can also create view only accounts that are associated with those clients. | ||
- | * Next configure the File template. This template defines what malware simulation should be running upon execution of the file on the Portable Media Device. Make sure you have the latest malware simulations installed in LUCY. You can download the malware simulations using the " | + | {{:file-4.png|}} |
+ | **STEP 4 - Select your Attack Template:** Select the scenario called **Portable Media Attack**. If you don't have this scenario among your templates then please download it using the " | ||
- | {{ portablemedia3.png?600 }} | + | {{: |
- | | + | **STEP 5 - Give the scenario |
- | {{ portablemedia4.png?600 }} | + | {{:: |
+ | **STEP 6 - Configure the File template:** This template defines what malware simulation should be running upon execution of the file on the Portable Media Device. Make sure you have the latest malware simulations installed in LUCY. You can download the malware simulations using the " | ||
- | * In the last step you need to add the recipients to the campaign and go back into the base settings of your scenario and download the according malware simulations. Once you started the campaign LUCY will wait for incoming requests from executed files. | + | {{:: |
- | {{ portablemedia5.png?600 }} | + | **STEP 7 - Configure Number of Portable Media Devices:** Choose the option **Enter Manually** and add a **Number of Portable Media Devices** to define how many USB sticks you plane to use. |
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+ | **STEP 8 - Download Files:** You're all set! Hit Start if you would like to start the campaign right away. You will be able to start the campaign any time later from the campaign summary page. | ||
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+ | Once you started the campaign LUCY will wait for incoming requests from executed files. | ||
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In order to for the USB stick to report back to LUCY the following requirements must be met: | In order to for the USB stick to report back to LUCY the following requirements must be met: | ||
- | a) The file (exe) on the stick needs to be executed* | + | * The file (exe) on the stick needs to be executed* |
- | b) The computer where the file on the USB stick gets executed needs access to the internet | + | |
- | c) LUCY must be reachable from the internet (with the IP or domain name configured in the USB campaign) | + | |
- | d) The campaign must be running | + | |
- | *You could also purchase USB sticks that will emulate | + | *You could also purchase USB sticks that will emulate external hardware (like keyboard) and execute the file automatically when attached to a computer (https://shop.hak5.org/ |
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* Does it need admin rights to execute the files? No - to execute the malware simulations it does not need admin rights. The standard windows user rights will do. | * Does it need admin rights to execute the files? No - to execute the malware simulations it does not need admin rights. The standard windows user rights will do. | ||
- | * Can I only place an executable on the USB? No - you can place any type of malware simulation on the USB (.exe, doc with Macro, archived format etc.) | + | * Can I only place an executable on the USB? No - you can place any type of malware simulation on the USB (.exe, doc with Macro, archived format, etc.) |
* How can I get the users to execute the file? You could use simple social engineering techniques and just place some sticks in a public area, rename the executable to something like " | * How can I get the users to execute the file? You could use simple social engineering techniques and just place some sticks in a public area, rename the executable to something like " | ||
- | * How do I know if users executed the files? The moment the files get executed and the user has internet access the data will be transferred back to LUCY using the build in browser. | + | * How do I know if users executed the files? The moment the files get executed and the user has internet access the data will be transferred back to LUCY using the build-in browser. |
* Will the tool get detected by an AV? No - this should not happen (please let us know if this occurs) | * Will the tool get detected by an AV? No - this should not happen (please let us know if this occurs) | ||
- | * Will the tool be able to bypass USB filters or windows security settings (like UAC)? No - if you don't allow files from an USB drive to be executed this won't work. | + | * Will the tool be able to bypass USB filters or windows security settings (like UAC)? No - if you don't allow files from a USB drive to be executed this won't work. |
===== Create an Attack with CD & DVD's ===== | ===== Create an Attack with CD & DVD's ===== | ||
- | LUCY > 3.1 offers the administrator to create also .ISO images which can be used to burn a CD or DVD. Most CD-ROM burning applications recognize this type of image file. Once the ISO file is burned as an image, then the new CD/DVD is a clone of the original and bootable. | + | LUCY > 3.1 offers the administrator to create also ISO images which can be used to burn a CD or DVD. Most CD-ROM burning applications recognize this type of image file. Once the ISO file is burned as an image, then the new CD/DVD is a clone of the original and bootable. |
- | To create an attack with .ISO image you first need to create | + | To create an attack with ISO image you first need to create |
{{ portablemedia6.png? | {{ portablemedia6.png? | ||
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Next, after you selected a template like the Portable Media Attack scenario, you need to make sure that within the scenario settings you enable the checkbox " | Next, after you selected a template like the Portable Media Attack scenario, you need to make sure that within the scenario settings you enable the checkbox " | ||
- | {{ portablemedia7.png?600 }} | + | {{:: |
After configuring the remaining scenario settings you can add the recipient group which you created for the portable media attack to your scenario. You should see a screen similar to the following example: | After configuring the remaining scenario settings you can add the recipient group which you created for the portable media attack to your scenario. You should see a screen similar to the following example: | ||
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+ | ===== Protect your Network from USB attacks with a challenge campaign ===== | ||
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+ | Unknown USB devices are a serious risk to your network. 67% of employees who find a USB device in a parking lot will plug it into their computer. | ||
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+ | **Would your employees put your network at risk and plug in an unknown USB device? ** | ||
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+ | Find out in 3 simple steps: | ||
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+ | * Select the USB device | ||
+ | * Select Awareness Training | ||
+ | * Track Awareness Campaign | ||
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