Meeting OWASP /AFUP du 5 Juin 2014

1. AFUP/MOZILLA/OWASP
Mee/ng
@Mozilla
Paris
5th
June
2014Sébas&en
Gioria
Sebas/en.Gioria@owasp.org
Chapter
Leader
&
Evangelist
OWASP
France
OWASP,
the
Life,the
Universe
and
the
ElePHPhants

2. 2

3. http://www.google.fr/#q=sebastien gioria
‣OWASP France Leader & Founder &
Evangelist
‣Innovation and Technology @Advens &&
Application Security Expert
Twitter :@SPoint/@OWASP_France
‣Application Security group leader for the
CLUSIF
‣Proud father of youngs kids trying to hack my
digital life.

4. Agenda
• Applica/on
Security
:
– where
we
are
(no
bullshit)
– where
we
are
(hopefully)
going
?
• Open
Web
Applica/on
Security
Project
?
• Major
projects
you
can
use
4

5. Why
Applica/on
Security
?
5
4

6. Why
Applica/on
Security
?
5
4
Your
Application
has been
Hacked

7. Why
Applica/on
Security
?
5
4
Your
Application
has been
Hacked
YES

8. Why
Applica/on
Security
?
5
4
Your
Application
has been
Hacked
NO
YES

9. Why
Applica/on
Security
?
5
4
Your
Application
will be
Hacked ;)
Your
Application
has been
Hacked
NO
YES

10. Why
Applica/on
Security
?
5
4
Your
Application
will be
Hacked ;)
Your
Application
has been
Hacked
YES
NO
YES

11. Why
Applica/on
Security
?
5
4
Your
Application
will be
Hacked ;)
Your
Application
has been
Hacked
YES
NO
NO
YES

12. Why
Applica/on
Security
?
5
!
Let Me take
you on the
right way 4
Your
Application
will be
Hacked ;)
Your
Application
has been
Hacked
YES
NO
NO
YES

13. Why
Applica/on
Security
?
5
My Application will be
hacked !
!
Let Me take
you on the
right way 4
Your
Application
will be
Hacked ;)
Your
Application
has been
Hacked
YES
NO
NO
YES

14. Why
Applica/on
Security
?
5
My Application will be
hacked !
!
Let Me take
you on the
right way 4
Your
Application
will be
Hacked ;)
Your
Application
has been
Hacked
YES
NO
NO
YES
Next
Step

15. First
form
in
PHP
6

16. First
form
in
PHP
6

17. First
form
in
PHP
6
<?php
$email
=
$_REQUEST['email']
;
$message
=
$_REQUEST['message']
;
!
mail(
"yourname@example.com",
"Feedback
Form
Results",
$message,
"From:
$email"
);
header(
"Loca/on:
hgp://www.example.com/thankyou.html"
);
?>

18. 7

19. 7

20. 7

21. How
to
create
a
login
page
in
PHP
and
Mysql
8

22. 9

23. 9
<?php !
define('DB_HOST', 'localhost'); !
define('DB_NAME', 'practice');!
define('DB_USER','root'); !
define('DB_PASSWORD','');!
!
$con=mysql_connect(DB_HOST,DB_USER,DB_PASSWORD) or die("Failed to connect to MySQL: " . mysql_error()); !
$db=mysql_select_db(DB_NAME,$con) or die("Failed to connect to MySQL: " . mysql_error()); !
/* $ID = $_POST['user']; $Password = $_POST['pass']; */!
!
function SignIn() {!
! session_start(); //starting the session for user profile page!
! if(!empty($_POST['user'])) //checking the 'user' name which is from Sign-In.html, is it empty or have some text !
! { !
! $query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM UserName where userName = '$_POST[user]' AND pass = '$_POST[pass]'")
or die(mysql_error());!
! $row = mysql_fetch_array($query) or die(mysql_error());!
! !
! ! if(!empty($row['userName']) AND !empty($row['pass'])) !
! ! {!
! ! $_SESSION['userName'] = $row['pass']; !
! ! ! echo "SUCCESSFULLY LOGIN TO USER PROFILE PAGE...";!
! ! } else { !
! ! echo "SORRY... YOU ENTERD WRONG ID AND PASSWORD... PLEASE RETRY...";!
! ! } !
! } !
} !
!
if(isset($_POST['submit'])) !
{!
SignIn(); !
} ?>!

24. 10

25. 10

26. 10

27. Game
Over....
• Did
you
have
VoIP
Phone
?
!
• Did
you
have
IP
Router
/
Broadband
box
?
!
• Did
you
have
smartphone
?
!
• Did
you
have
customers
/
partners
over
Internet
?
11

28. Anything
else
?
12

29. We
are
living
in
a
Digital
environment,
in
a
Connected
World
v Most
of
websites
vulnerable
to
agacks
v Important
%
of
web-­‐based
Business
(Services,
Online
Store,
Self-­‐care,
Telcos,
SCADA,
...)
Why
Applica/on
Security
?
Age
of
An/virus
Age
of
Network
Security
Age
of
Applica/on
Security
13

30. 14
(c)
Verizon
2014

31. 14
(c)
Verizon
2014

32. 14
(c)
Verizon
2014

33. 14
(c)
Verizon
2014

34. Who
win
?
15
(c) WhiteHatSecurity 2013

35. Vulnerabili/es
?
16
(c)
WhiteHatSecurity
2013

36. Mission
Driven
Nonprofit
|
World
Wide
|
Unbiased
!
OWASP
does
not
endorse
or
recommend
commercial
products
or
services
What
is
OWASP
17

37. Community
Driven
30,000
Mail
List
Par/cipants
200
Ac/ve
Chapters
in
70
countries
1600+
Members,
56
Corporate
Supporters
What
is
OWASP
18

38. 200
Chapters,
1
600+
Members,
20
000+
Builders,
Breakers
and
Defenders
Around
the
World
19

39. Quality
Resources
200+
Projects
15,000+
downloads
of
tools,
documenta/on
What
is
OWASP
20

40. Documenta&on
ToolsCode
50%
10% 40%
Quality
Resources
21

41. Security
Lifecycle
22

42. Security
Resources
23

43. NEWS
A
BLOG
A
PODCAST
MEMBERSHIPS
MAILING
LISTS
A
NEWSLETTER
APPLE
APP
STORE
VIDEO
TUTORIALS
TRAINING
SESSIONS
SOCIAL
NETWORKING
24

44. OWASP
Projects
25

45. OWASP
Top10
2013
26
A1:
Injec&on
A2:
Viola&on
de
Ges&on
d’authen&fica&on
et
de
session
A3:
Cross
Site
Scrip&ng
(XSS)
A4:Référence
directe
non
sécurisée
à
un
objet
A5:
Mauvaise
configura&on
sécurité
A6
:
Exposi&on
de
données
sensibles
A8:
Cross
Site
Request
Forgery
(CSRF)
A10:
Redirec&ons
et
transferts
non
validés
A7:
Manque
de
contrôle
d’accès
fonc&onnel
A9:
U&lisa&on
de
composants
avec
des
vulnérabilités
connues

46. OWASP
Top10
2013
26
A1:
Injec&on
A2:
Viola&on
de
Ges&on
d’authen&fica&on
et
de
session
A3:
Cross
Site
Scrip&ng
(XSS)
A4:Référence
directe
non
sécurisée
à
un
objet
A5:
Mauvaise
configura&on
sécurité
A6
:
Exposi&on
de
données
sensibles
A8:
Cross
Site
Request
Forgery
(CSRF)
A10:
Redirec&ons
et
transferts
non
validés
A7:
Manque
de
contrôle
d’accès
fonc&onnel
A9:
U&lisa&on
de
composants
avec
des
vulnérabilités
connues
ex-­‐A9(transport
non
sécurisé)
+
A7(Stockage
crypto)

47. OWASP
Top10
2013
26
A1:
Injec&on
A2:
Viola&on
de
Ges&on
d’authen&fica&on
et
de
session
A3:
Cross
Site
Scrip&ng
(XSS)
A4:Référence
directe
non
sécurisée
à
un
objet
A5:
Mauvaise
configura&on
sécurité
A6
:
Exposi&on
de
données
sensibles
A8:
Cross
Site
Request
Forgery
(CSRF)
A10:
Redirec&ons
et
transferts
non
validés
A7:
Manque
de
contrôle
d’accès
fonc&onnel
A9:
U&lisa&on
de
composants
avec
des
vulnérabilités
connues
ex-­‐A9(transport
non
sécurisé)
+
A7(Stockage
crypto)

48. Developer
Cheat
Sheets
§ PHP
Security
Cheat
Sheet
§ OWASP
Top
Ten
Cheat
Sheet
§ Authen/ca/on
Cheat
Sheet
§ Cross-­‐Site
Request
Forgery
(CSRF)
Preven&on
Cheat
Sheet
§ Cryptographic
Storage
Cheat
Sheet
§ Input
Valida/on
Cheat
Sheet
§ XSS
(Cross
Site
Scrip&ng)
Preven&on
Cheat
Sheet
§ DOM
based
XSS
Preven/on
Cheat
Sheet
§ Forgot
Password
Cheat
Sheet
§ Query
Parameteriza&on
Cheat
Sheet
§ SQL
Injec&on
Preven&on
Cheat
Sheet
§ Session
Management
Cheat
Sheet
§ HTML5
Security
Cheat
Sheet
§ Transport
Layer
Protec/on
Cheat
Sheet
§ Web
Service
Security
Cheat
Sheet
§ Logging
Cheat
Sheet
§ JAAS
Cheat
Sheet
Mobile
Cheat
Sheets
§ IOS
Developer
Cheat
Sheet
§ Mobile
Jailbreaking
Cheat
Sheet
Drax
Cheat
Sheets
§ Access
Control
Cheat
Sheet
§ REST
Security
Cheat
Sheet
§ Abridged
XSS
Preven/on
Cheat
Sheet
§ Password
Storage
Cheat
Sheet
§ Secure
Coding
Cheat
Sheet
§ Threat
Modeling
Cheat
Sheet
§ Clickjacking
Cheat
Sheet
§ Virtual
Patching
Cheat
Sheet
§ Secure
SDLC
Cheat
Sheet
§ Web
Applica/on
Security
Tes/ng
Cheat
Sheet
§ Applica/on
Security
Architecture
Cheat
Sheet
Cheat
Sheets
27

49. Project
Leader:
Chris
Schmidt,
Chris.Schmidt@owasp.org
Purpose:
A
free,
open
source,
web
applica/on
security
control
library
that
makes
it
easier
for
programmers
to
write
lower-­‐risk
applica/ons
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
hgps://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:OWASP_Enterprise_Security_API
Enterprise
Security
API
28
PHP Version : https://code.google.com/p/
owasp-esapi-php/

50. Project Leader: Abbas Naderi,
Abbas.Naderi@owasp.org
Purpose:
OWASP
PHP
Security
Project
is
an
effort
by
a
group
of
PHP
developers
in
securing
PHP
web
applica/ons,
using
a
collec&on
of
decoupled
flexible
secure
PHP
libraries,
as
well
as
a
collec&on
of
PHP
tools.
OWASP
PHP
Security
Project
29
hgps://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_PHP_Security_Project

51. Development
Guide:
comprehensive
manual
for
designing,
developing
and
deploying
secure
Web
Applica/ons
and
Web
Services
Code
Review
Guide:
mechanics
of
reviewing
code
for
certain
vulnerabili/es
&
valida/on
of
proper
security
controls
Tes/ng
Guide:
understand
the
what,
why,
when,
where,
and
how
of
tes/ng
web
applica/ons
!
!
hgps://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:OWASP_Guide_Project
hgps://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:OWASP_Code_Review_Project
hgps://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:OWASP_Tes/ng_Project
Guides
30

52. Zed
Agack
Proxy
Project
Leader:
Simon
Bennegs
(aka
Psiinon),
psiinon@gmail.com
Purpose:
The
Zed
Agack
Proxy
(ZAP)
provides
automated
scanners
as
well
as
a
set
of
tools
that
allow
you
to
find
security
vulnerabili/es
manually
in
web
applica/ons.
Last
Release:
ZAP
2.3.1
(21
May
2014)
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
hgps://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Zed_Agack_Proxy_Project
31

53. Intended
to
help
soxware
developers
and
their
clients
nego/ate
important
contractual
terms
and
condi/ons
related
to
the
security
of
the
soxware
to
be
developed
or
delivered.
CONTEXT:
Most
contracts
are
silent
on
these
issues,
and
the
par/es
frequently
have
drama/cally
different
views
on
what
has
actually
been
agreed
to.
OBJECTIVE:
Clearly
define
these
terms
is
the
best
way
to
ensure
that
both
par/es
can
make
informed
decisions
about
how
to
proceed.
hgps://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Secure_Soxware_Contract_Annex
The
OWASP
Secure
Soxware
Contract
Annex
32

54. Dates
• RSSIA
Bordeaux
:
20
Juin
– HeartBleed
revisited
• AppSec
Europe
2014
-­‐
Cambridge
:
!
!
!
!
!
• Java
User
Groupe
Lille
&
Paris
– Secure
Coding
for
Java
a
la
rentrée
2014
• Club
27001
/Paris
-­‐
25
Septembre
2014
–Présenta/on
de
la
norme
ISO
27034
33

55. Soutenir
l’OWASP
• Différentes
solu/ons
:
– Membre
Individuel
:
50
$
– Membre
Entreprise
:
5000
$
– Dona/on
Libre
• Soutenir
uniquement
le
chapitre
France
:
– Single
Mee/ng
supporter
• Nous
offrir
une
salle
de
mee/ng
!
• Par/ciper
par
un
talk
ou
autre
!
• Dona/on
simple
– Local
Chapter
supporter
:
• 500
$
à
2000
$
34

56. License
35
@SPoint
!
sebas/en.gioria@owasp.org