Hacking a Bird in the Sky 2.0

An update to one of the most popular presentations at HITBSecConf2006 - Malaysia; Hacking a Bird in the Sky.

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1. 2.0 Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Jim Geovedi jim.geovedi@bellua.com Raditya Iryandi raditya.iryandi@bellua.com Hacking a Bird in the Sky Anthony Zboralski anthony.zboralski@bellua.com
2. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Disclaimer This presentation is intended to demonstrate the inherent security, design and configuration flaws in publicly accessible satellite communication networks and promote the use of safer satellite communication systems. Viewers and readers are responsible for their own actions and strongly encourage to behave themselves.
3. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Slanguage Dictionary ‣ Bird: a variety term for satellite; "The proposed channel would be carried by an Asian bird to be launched next spring."
4. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Satellite ‣ A satellite is any object that orbits another object (which known as its primary).
5. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Artificial Satellite ‣ It was the English sci‐fi writer Arthur C. Clarke who conceived the possibility of artificial communication satellites in 1945. Clarke examined the logistics of satellite launch, possible orbits and other aspects. Arthur C. Clarke, science fiction author, meeting with fans, at his home office in Colombo, Sri Lanka. source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_C._Clarke
6. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Artificial Satellite ‣ The first artificial satellite was Sputnik 1 launched by Soviet Union on 4 October 1957. In 1957, the Soviet Union launched Sputnik, a basketball‐size capsule that became the Earth’s first man‐made satellite. Sputnik’s radio signals were a “raspberry” from the Soviets, fumed one U.S. pundit. The next year, the United States created NASA, and the space race was under way. source: http://magma.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/2007‐10/space‐travel/space‐travel‐photography.html
7. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Satellite Internet Services ‣ One‐way multicast: used for IP multicast‐based data, audio and video distribution. ‣ Most Internet protocols will not work correctly over one‐way access, since they require a return channel. ‣ One‐way with terrestrial return: used with traditional dial‐up access to the Internet, but downloads are sent via satellite at a speed near that of broadband Internet access. ‣ Two‐way satellite access: allows upload and download data communications.
8. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Very Small Aperture Terminal ‣ A one or two‐way terminal used in a star, mesh or point to point network with. Antenna size is restricted to being less than or equal to 3.8 m at Ku band and 7.8 m at C band. ‣ It consists of a large high performance hub earth station (with an antenna of up to 9 m in diameter) and a large number of smaller, lower performance terminals. These small terminals can be receive only, transmit only or transmit/receive. A 2.5m parabolic dish antenna for bidirectional high‐speed satellite Internet. source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VSAT
9. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Frequency Band Designations SHF EHF 8 GHz 12 GHz 18 GHz 40 GHz 75 GHz 30 GHz 3 GHz C X Ku K V Ka S L UHF VHF 3 GHz UHF 1 GHz 300 MHz VHF source: http://www.satcom‐services.com/sat_freq.htm
10. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Data communication service using satellite access media with Time Division Multiplex (TDM) / Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) technology based on Internet‐protocol. source: http://www.lintasarta.net/PRODUKLAYANAN/Satelit/VsatIP/tabid/85/Default.aspx
11. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Data communication service using satellite access media with Single Channel per Carrier (SCPC) connecting point‐to‐point and point‐to‐multipoint. source: http://www.lintasarta.net/PRODUKLAYANAN/Satelit/VsatLink/tabid/86/Default.aspx
12. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Attacks against Satellite Systems ‣ Hypothetical Attacks ‣ Denial of services (uplink/downlink jamming, overpower uplink), orbital positioning attacks (raging transponder spoofing, direct commanding, command replay, insertion after confirmation but prior to execution) ‣ Practical Attacks
13. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008
14. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Abusing Satellite Systems "Satellite Piggyjacking" (Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship on VSAT Network)
15. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008
16. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Satellite Piggyjacking
17. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Satellite Piggyjacking ‣ Selecting target
18. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Satellite Piggyjacking ‣ Selecting target ‣ Pointing antenna
19. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Satellite Piggyjacking ‣ Selecting target ‣ Pointing antenna ‣ Find "free" frequency
20. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Satellite Piggyjacking ‣ Selecting target ‣ Pointing antenna ‣ Find "free" frequency ‣ Transmit and receive
21. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Satellite Piggyjacking ‣ Selecting target ‣ Pointing antenna ‣ Find "free" frequency ‣ Transmit and receive ‣ Detection evasion
22. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Demo
23. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Rogue Carrier Detection Evasion
24. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Rogue Carrier Detection Evasion Allocated Frequency
25. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Rogue Carrier Detection Evasion Allocated Frequency Real User
26. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Rogue Carrier Detection Evasion Allocated Frequency Real User
27. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Rogue Carrier Detection Evasion Allocated Frequency Real User Us
28. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Rogue Carrier Detection Evasion Allocated Frequency Us Real User
29. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Rogue Carrier Detection Evasion Allocated Frequency Us Real User
30. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Rogue Carrier Detection Evasion Allocated Frequency Us
31. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Rogue Carrier Detection Evasion Allocated Frequency Us
32. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Rogue Carrier Detection Evasion Allocated Frequency Us
33. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Rogue Carrier Detection Evasion Allocated Frequency
34. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 Detection Issues ‣ Require at least another satellite and satellite operator to detect rogue carrier (similar to GPS mechanism). ‣ Satellite operator alliance co‐operation. ‣ Specialised company detecting rogue carrier. ‣ Hard to detect if rogue carrier has ability to switch frequency automatically prior detection.
35. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 The End ‣ Last year, we managed to present how to compromise data link layer. ‣ Today, we present how to compromise network layer.
36. Hacking a Bird in the Sky: Exploiting Satellite Trust Relationship Hack In The Box Security Conference 2008 The End ‣ Last year, we managed to present how to compromise data link layer. ‣ Today, we present how to compromise network layer. Data Link + Network = ?