ICT Security-Sécurité PC et Internet

Durch die Vergabe von Standard-Passwörtern und Schwächen im firmeneigenen DDNS-Dienst waren Smart-Home-Systeme von Loxone über das Internet angreifbar. Auf Hinweis von c't dämmte der Hersteller das Problem stark ein; ein Restrisiko besteht aber weiterhin.

Smart-Home-Systeme des österreichischen Herstellers Loxone Electronics waren durch eine Sicherheitslücke leicht angreifbar. Dies berichtet c't in seiner kommenden Ausgabe 19/16, die am kommenden Freitag erscheint. Missbrauchspotenzial ergab sich demnach aus der Kombination aus einem Standard-Login (Benutzer: admin, Passwort: admin) und Schwächen im firmeneigenen DDNS-Dienst.

Besonders heikel ist die Sicherheitslücke, weil die Loxone-Anlagen nicht nur Sensoren und Aktoren aus den Bereichen Beleuchtung, Energie, Heizung und Kühlung, Rolladen und Audiosystemen ansteuern, sondern auch sicherheitskritische Komponenten wie Alarmanlagen, IP-Kameras und Zugangssysteme für Türen und Garagentore. Einem potenziellen Angreifer könnte es dadurch möglich sein, über angeschlossene IP-Kameras zu überprüfen, ob sich im Haus Personen befinden – und danach über das Web-Interface beispielsweise das Garagentor für einen gezielten Einbruch öffnen.

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It has been revealed that a previously disclosed serious vulnerability in D-Link IoT devices including baby monitors could affect more than 120 products around the world.

The stack overflow bug can be exploited “with a single command which contains custom assembly code and a string crafted to exercise the overflow,” security firm Senrio claimed last month.

It allows an attacker to set their own password for an affected device, effectively giving them remote access.

“Instead of setting a new password as the exploit, an attacker could just as easily add a new user with administrator access, download firmware or otherwise re-configure this device,” Senrio added.

This would give a hacker virtual carte blanche to spy on internet traffic, install backdoors and more.

According to Security Week, D-Link is still working on a fix for the bug, having determined it affects over 120 of its products, including routers, cameras, modems and more.

That equates to a massive 414,949 devices worldwide potentially at risk – with most of them in the United States.

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Researchers are actively tracking a ransomware family whose variants can infect all Android devices, including smart TVs.

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The IoT nightmare

A storm is brewing, and the IoT is at the center of it. As sensors and connectivity become cheaper, more and more things become connected to the internet. However, the moment a device is connected to the internet, anyone can access it with enough sophistication and motivation. Even more concerning, most attacks on the IoT will be invisible  and nearly impossible to detect. And this is where the dream gets dark.

Baby monitor webcams have been hacked to show images  of sleeping toddlers to the whole internet.
Wearables allow us to track every moment of certain aspects of our lives, such as fitness routines. The more connected they become with our phones and homes, the more these provide access points to our more personal information to the whole world.
Nuclear power plants don’t require much imagination to picture the scenarios that could happen when IoT security goes wrong. Worst case scenario – we have a meltdown on our hands.
For those of us who are gadget lovers and just NEED to have the latest device – it might be better to stave off the urge. While the average person has relatively few wearables and IoT devices in our lives today (0-5), we expect to see “smart” versions of more articles of clothing and appliances in the coming years, and each person will be connected to dozens of IoT devices. Being the first to own a new device that’s connected to the IoT can put you at risk as many of these devices are not built with security as the top priority.

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The Internet of Things (IoT) opens up a sea of new opportunities for revenue and growth, but it is also a security challenge, IT pros have said.

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We all know that ransomware has become a huge problem, hitting businesses and consumers alike as it encrypts valuable data and attempting to extort sometimes large sums of money for safe recovery.
But at least we can console ourselves with one thought: the threat has been confined to encrypting data on computers and web servers, or locking users out of their systems until a ransom has been paid.
But the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) means that the nature of what we consider to be a computer is constantly widening, and these other devices could be target for ransomware in the future warns a report from the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology (ICIT).
The report, rather alarmingly entitled “Combatting the ransomware blitzkreig”, discusses various families of crypto-ransomware and underlines the importance of computer users to be prepared for such attacks with a layered defense.

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Modern cars contain tens of specialized computers that control everything from infotainment functions to steering and brakes. The pressing need to protect these computers from hackers will likely open up a new market for car-related software security products.

Karamba Security, a start-up based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is one of the companies that has stepped up to answer this demand. The company's anti-malware technology, unveiled Thursday, is designed to protect externally accessible electronic control units (ECUs) found in connected cars.

These controllers, like those that handle handle telematics, infotainment and on-board diagnostics, can be accessed via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or even the Internet, so they can serve as entry points for hackers into a car's network.

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The IT departments at universities around the country just got a wake-up call about their exposed Internet-enabled printers.

Last week, thousands of connected printers, largely at U.S. colleges and universities, began printing out racist, anti-Semitic, and anti-immigrant messages. In all cases, the printers had port 9100 exposed, and turned up in searches using Masscan, a mass IP port scanner. All it took was five lines of code to take them over.

The hacker responsible for the racist printouts was Andrew “Weev” Auernheimer, who detailed the attack in a post on Storify. Speaking to The Security Ledger, Auernheimer said he was trying to demonstrate to his fellow white supremacists the insecurity of Internet of Things devices, and the ease with which someone might carry out an attack on these devices.

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Fahrzeuge mit dem Komfort-Schließsystem "Keyless" sind deutlich leichter zu stehlen als solche mit normalem Funkschlüssel. Das zeigt eine ADAC-Untersuchung an über 20 Modellen.

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Self-driving cars could cut road deaths by 80%, but without better security they put us at risk of car hacking and even ransoms, experts at SXSW say...

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Can you join the IoT craze without having your devices turned against you? Here are 7 tips for protecting yourself...

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Unmanaged wearables infiltrating the enterprise

Centrify has announced results from an onsite survey conducted at the RSA Conference 2016 regarding the prevalence of wearables in the enterprise and the growing concern they pose for IT security.

First and foremost, 69 percent of wearable device owners say they forego login credentials, such as PINs, passwords, fingerprint scanners and voice recognition, to access their devices.

56 percent of wearable owners use their devices to access business apps such as Box, Slack, Trello, Dropbox, Salesforce, Google Docs, Microsoft Office or a combination of those.

Perhaps most alarming, despite the lack of login credentials and ready access to corporate data, 42 percent of wearable owners cite identity theft as their top security concern when it comes to their devices.

Lack of IT management and device control comes in second (34 percent) and a general increase in breaches of sensitive work data or information comes in third (22 percent).

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The horror stories have already started.

The baby monitors transmitting a live feed onto the internet for all to see -- and the smart teddy bear that could be hijacked. The car that allows hackers to take control of systems remotely. The power grid knocked offline by attackers accessing industrial control systems.

The rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) will bring with it huge benefits to businesses and consumers, but right now it is also creating a security nightmare.

"There isn't any category of devices that has not been hacked to some degree: we're talking anything from lightbulbs to nuclear power stations. As soon as you connect something to the internet then it's hackable and it's a target," says Duncan Brown, research director at analyst firm IDC.

As sensors and connectivity have become cheaper, it has become more viable to add them to a far wider range of devices than ever before. So the 'things' in the IoT can range from consumer goods like baby monitors, thermostats and cars through to industrial systems.

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Mit einem Arduino und Hardware im Wert von 40 US-Dollar lassen sich fast alle Modelle der VW-Gruppe aus den vergangenen 15 Jahren öffnen - sagen Sicherheitsforscher. Das Unternehmen hat die Lücke eingeräumt. 14 weitere Autohersteller sind betroffen.

Eine Gruppe von Sicherheitsforschern will im Laufe der Woche einen Hack vorstellen, mit dem sich die Türen von mehr als 100 Millionen Volkswagen öffnen lassen sollen, wie Wired berichtet. Der Hack basiert auf einer Arduino-Plattform, die benötigte Hardware soll sich für rund 40 US-Dollar einkaufen lassen.

Nach Angaben der Forscher sind folgende Modelle betroffen: Audi: A1, Q3, R8, S3, TT, VW: Amarok, New Beetle, Bora, Caddy, Crafter, e-Up, Eos, Fox, Golf 4, Golf 5, Golf 6, Golf Plus, Jetta, Lupo, Passat, Polo, T4, T5, Scirocco, Sharan, Tiguan, Touran, Up, Seat: Alhambra, Altea, Arosa, Cordoba, Ibiza, Leon, MII, Toledo und von Skoda: City Go, Roomster, Fabia 1, Fabia 2, Octavia, SuperB, Yeti.

Neben der Schwäche bei Autos der Volkswagen-Gruppe fanden die Forscher auch Probleme mit der Hitag-2-Technologie. Dieser wird von zahlreichen Herstellern eingesetzt. Der Zulieferer NXP sagte Wired, dass das verwendete Hitag-2-Kryptosystem einen alten Algorithmus verwende und das Unternehmen Kunden empfohlen habe, ein Upgrade durchzuführen.

Betroffen sind unter anderem die Autobauer Alfa Romeo, Citroën, Dacia, Fiat, Ford, Lancia, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Opel, Peugeot und Renault.

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Eine Variante der Ransomware Flocker attackiert auch Android-basierte Smart-TVs und erpresst deren Besitzer.
Die Ransomware Flocker treibt schon seit über einem Jahr ihr Unwesen auf Android-Geräten. Die Bildschirme der befallenen Geräte werden gesperrt und die Besitzer werden zur Zahlung eines Lösegelds erpresst, um wieder den Zugriff auf das Gerät zu erhalten. Seit Mai 2015 haben die Sicherheitsexperten von Trend Micro laut eigenen Angaben über 7.000 Varianten von Flocker gesammelt. Allein seit Mitte April 2016 gab es über 1.200 neue Varianten.

Und eine dieser jüngeren Varianten befällt auch Smart-TVs und erpresst deren Besitzer. Dabei wird der Bildschirm des Smart-TV gesperrt und auf dem Fernseher erscheint ein Warnhinweis, der von einer US Cyber-Polizei oder einer anderen angeblichen Strafverfolgungsbehörde stamme. Dem Smart-TV-Besitzer wird erklärt, er habe gegen Gesetze verstoßen. Die Strafe solle mittels iTunes Geschenkkarten im Wert von 200 US-Dollar beglichen werden. Erst dann erhalte der Nutzer wieder den vollen Zugriff auf den Fernseher.

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Samsung verliert gegen die Verbrauchzentrale. Dem Hersteller wurde unrechtmäßige Übermittlung von personenbezogenen Daten durch den Smart-TV UE40H6270 vorgeworfen. Jetzt muss der Hersteller handeln.

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Media Markt macht es in Ingolstadt, Ikea probiert sie in Graz aus, MyMuesli auf dem Münchner Viktualienmarkt und bei McDonald's stecken sie in knapp drei Dutzend deutschen Filialen: die Beacons. Das sind keine Speckstreifen, sondern Minisender, die Kunden, die über ein Smartphone verfügen, individuelle Nachrichten aufs Handy zaubern.

Und die lauten so: "Zeit für eine Pause! Zum Beispiel mit einem gratis Kaffee für Ikea Family-Mitglieder und einem saftigen Himbeerkuchen", lockt Ikea beispielsweise. MyMuesli macht Marktbesucher auf Sonderangebote aufmerksam und der Ingolstädter Media Markt lotst Kunden per Indoor-Navi zum richtigen Regal.

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Is your smart home too smart for its own good?

A home full of connected devices like front-door locks, motion sensors, thermostats and smoke alarms all talking to a central hub and controllable via an app is the promise of smart home platforms like Samsung SmartThings. But all that interconnectivity of high-value home devices is also, apparently, catnip to hackers, potential malefactors and enterprising researchers.

SEE ALSO: Amazon Echo Dot gives you a voice-controlled smart home for only $90

A new University of Michigan security study entitled Security Analysis of Emerging Smart Home Applications demonstrates how Samsung's SmartThings platform may be especially vulnerable to hackers. Written by Earlence Fernandes, Jaeyeon Jung, and Atul Prakash (Fernandes and Prakash are both from the University of Michigan, while Jung is part of Microsoft Research), the paper is being presented this month at the upcoming IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy.

The researchers targeted SmartThings because it, like other emerging smart home platforms, allows third-party app development and there are already a large number of apps and devices that work with it.

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It's inevitable cybercriminals will target the Internet of Things (IoT) with ransomware, because connected devices provide a huge opportunity for criminals to launch attacks, a cybersecurity think tank has warned.

The Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology (ICIT) describes the rise of malware as an "epidemic", and says the IoT is at particular risk. The think tank believes it is not inconceivable that malware, and ransomware in particular, will eventually target IoT devices -- which means a huge range of potential targets.

The major risk surrounding the IoT, according to report authors -- James Scott, senior fellow at the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology, and Drew Spaniel, ICIT visiting scholar at Carnegie Mellon University -- is that it represents "practically an infinite attack surface" for cybercriminals to take advantage of.

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Remaiten Linux Bot Targets Routers and Potentially Other Embedded (IoT) Devices

A new piece of malware is targeting embedded systems with the mission to compromise and make them part of a botnet, ESET security researchers have discovered.

Dubbed “Remaiten” (Linux/ Remaiten), the new threat combines the capabilities of previously spotted Tsunami (also known as Kaiten) and Gafgyt malware and also brings a series of improvements and new features. According to ESET, three versions of Remaiten have already emerged, while the malware authors call their creation “KTN-Remastered” or “KTN-RM.”

One of the capabilities that Remaiten borrows from Gafgyt is telnet scanning, though Remaiten enjoys a series of improvements, ESET’s Michal Malik explains in a blog post. Both, however, rely on improperly secured devices to successfully infect them.

Gafgyt attempts to connect to random routers via port 23, which it then issues a shell command to download bot executables for multiple architectures and tries to run them. Remaiten, on the other hand, carries downloaders for CPU architectures commonly used in embedded Linux devices, then tries to trigger the device’s platform to drop only the appropriate downloader.

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And it wants to hear if you think you've been a victim.

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Durch "Keyless Entry" kann man ins Auto steigen und den Motor starten, ohne den Schlüssel zu benutzen. Mit der passenden Hardware können das allerdings auch Autodiebe. Alle 24 vom ADAC untersuchten Pkw-Modelle waren dafür anfällig.

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Coders and tech bros playing chance with the future

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Last week Gartner identified the Top 10 Internet of Things Technologies for 2017 and 2018.

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Smart-Home-Technik gehört die Zukunft. Aber der Zugriff auf Heizung, Beleuchtung, Schlösser und mehr birgt auch Risiken, denn alle Komponenten, die Zugang zum heimischen Netz und dadurch vielleicht Zugriff auf das Internet haben, sind potentiell angreifbar. Die Experten von AV-Test haben 7 Smart-Home-Lösungen getestet, mit erschreckenden Ergebnissen.

Nur drei sind sicher: Nur drei Smart-Home-Produkte im Test sind sicher. (Großversion mit allen Testergebnissen) Fazit: Nur drei von sieben Sets sind sicher
Ein unsicheres Smart-Home-Kit kann die Hintertür in Ihr heimisches Netzwerk werden. Daher ist es unerlässlich, dass die Produkte ein hohes Maß an Sicherheit bieten. Leider gibt es noch keinen Sicherheits-Standard, wie er bei anderen Netzwerkgeräten, etwa WLAN-Routern vorhanden ist. Nur Telekom Smart Home, RWE SmartHome und Gigaset Elements sind laut AV-Test gut gegen Angreifer geschützt. Die Smart-Home-Systeme tapHome und iComfort hingegen sind gegen Angriffen im eigenen Netz machtlos. Die Starterkits von iConnect und Xavax Max! lassen sich sogar von Angreifern im eigenen Netz und von außen übertölpeln.

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