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Open Source Security Tool Overview

Presented by

Kitch Spicer & Douglas Couch Security Engineers for ITaP

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  Vulnerability Testing   Network Security

  Passive Network Detection   Firewalls

  Anti-virus/Anti-malware   Host Intrusion

  Forensics   Encryption

  Log File Analysis   Miscellaneous

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Vulnerability Testing

  OpenVAS – Network and host vulnerability scanner. Offshoot of Nessus

  NSAT – Network Security Analysis Tool (similar to OpenVAS)

  Nikto – Web application vulnerability scanner.

  W3AF – Web Application Attack and Audit   Pixy – PHP Code scanner for XSS and SQLI

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Network Security

  Wireshark (Windows, Linux, UNIX)

•  Multi-platform network protocol

analyzer with a lot of features and a variety of export format options.

  Snort (Windows, Linux, UNIX, Mac)

•  IDS/IPS which combines signature,

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Network Security

  NTop (Windows, Linux, UNIX, Mac)

•  Network traffic probe providing insight to network usage. Analyzes IP traffic

and sorts it based upon source and destination and has the ability to

passively identify the host OS.

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Network Security

  nfdump (Linux, UNIX)

•  Set of command-line tools to collect and process netflow data.

  NfSen (Linux, UNIX)

•  Web-based GUI for nfdump tools.

Allows you to view flows, packets and bytes and easily navigate through

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Network Security

  Nmap (Windows, Linux, UNIX, Mac)

•  Network discovery tool which uses raw IP packets to determine what hosts are on the network as well as any services the hosts are running, the OS, and

more.

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Network Security

  Netcat (Linux, UNIX, Mac)

•  Network utility which provides data

reading and writing capabilities using the TCP/IP protocol. Also has built-in port scanning, tunneling mode, and advanced usage options.

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Network Security

  AFICK (Windows, Linux)

•  File integrity tool - very simple interface that shows what files have changed on a system.

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Network Security

  tcpdump (Linux, UNIX, Mac)

•  Command-line packet sniffer/analyzer which allows the user to display

packets that are being sent and

received over the network which the system is attached.

  WinDump (Windows)

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Passive Network Detection

  P0f (Windows, Linux, UNIX)

•  Extremely versatile passive OS

fingerprinting tool which can not only identify OS, but can detect the use of a firewall, NAT, load balancer, and even remote system ISP.

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Passive Network Detection

  PADS

•  Passive Asset Detection System

•  Signature-based detection engine which passively detects network assets.

Provides context to IDS alerts when used to supplement existing IDS/IPS systems.

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Firewalls

  pfSense

•  Customized FreeBSD distro to be used as a firewall and router. It includes

features such as: VPN, NAT,

Redundancy, Load Balancing, DHCP Server and Relay, etc.

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Firewalls

  SmoothWall

•  Firewall which includes its own

hardened OS and provides a

user-friendly web interface. Features include: proxies (Web, POP3 email, IM), QoS, IDS via Snort, real-time traffic graphs, etc.

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Firewalls

  AppArmor (Linux)

•  Utilizes policy-based profiles for

application access and protects the system from malware aimed at

application vulnerabilities as well as unwanted programs.

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Firewalls

  ModSecurity (OS Independent)

•  Web Application firewall which can

work embedded or as a reverse proxy. Protects against various web

application attacks and has HTTP traffic logging, monitoring and real-time

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Anti-Virus/Anti-Malware

  ClamAV (Windows, Linux)

•  Anti-virus toolkit for UNIX with a focus on e-mail scanning at the mail gateway.

  Rootkit Hunter (Linux, UNIX)

•  Tool used to check Linux/UNIX systems for the presence of rootkits as well as other unwanted tools.

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Anti-Virus/Anti-Malware

  Nixory (OS independent)

•  Program used with the Firefox web browser which protects users from malicious data mining. It is aimed at removing cookies which are used for tracking purposes in a malicious

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Host Intrusion

  Osiris – Host integrity monitoring system. A tripwire replacement

  OSSEC – Host intrusion detection

including file integrity, log analysis, policy monitoring, and rootkit detect   Samhain (Beltain) – Similar to OSSEC.

Beltain (non-free) offers a control panel.

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Forensics

  AIR – Automated Image and Restore is a GUI front-end to dd for creating forensic images.   Autopsy – A web front-end for the sleuth kit

tools.

  ODESSA – An open and extensible suite for acquisition, analysis and documentation of evidence.

  Live View – Creates a Vmware image out of a raw DD image. Keeps a pristine image.

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Encryption

  GnuPG (Windows, Linux, Mac)

•  OpenPGP suite that allows users to encrypt and sign data and

communication. Features a key

management system as well as access modules for public key directories.

  gpg4win (Windows)

•  Windows version of GnuPG.

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Encryption

  AxCrypt (Windows)

•  File encryption software which provides the ability to compress, encrypt,

decrypt, store, send and work with

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Log File Analysis

  BASE (OS Independent)

•  Basic Analysis and Security Engine -

Web interface which performs analysis of Snort alerts and detections.

  Snare (Various OSes)

•  Collects and analyzes security, application, system, DNS, file

replication service, and AD logs.

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Log File Analysis

  Splunk (Various OSes)

•  Monitoring and reporting tool which

utilizes logs, metrics, and various data from applications, servers and network devices. The information is then

indexed into a searchable repository from which graphs, reports and alerts can be generated.

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Miscellaneous

  OCS – Inventory and package deployment system for Windows and *nix systems.

  DBAN – Darik’s Boot And Nuke: wipes drives effectively

  BleachBit – Wipes free space   Portable Apps – Various

  SysInternals – Windows tools

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All-In-One

  SIFT Workstation – Created by SANS for forensic analysis

  BackTrack – Penetration testing and other hacker tools

  OSSIM – Live CD with a network SIEM system preinstalled.

  Metasploit – Ruby based framework for penetration tools and security tools

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Conclusion

  Further questions?

  Where do you want to go from here?

References

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