Langner – The last line of cyber defense

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• RSA conference and DoD’s take on cyber terrorism

  I was planning to attend RSA conference, but unfortunately it didn’t work out. In the end it boiled down mostly to a monetary issue. In a blunt attempt to save the $2000+ attendance fee, I offered to do a presentation, but RSA said the agenda had already been closed. So I couldn’t take the opportunity… Continue reading »

• Stuxnet makes its way into exploit tools

  First parts of Stuxnet’s attack technology have found their way into exploit tools, a.k.a. penetration testing frameworks. Core impact has added some of the exploits, Immunity’s canvas even more. So far, no tool seems to offer Stuxnet’s PLC exploits. People who attended WeissCon 2009 or one of our control system security training seminars will remember… Continue reading »

• Impressions from the US Senate’s hearing on Stuxnet: It’s all about the flyaway team

  I have some good news and some bad news on yesterday’s Senate’s hearing about securing critical infrastructure in the age of Stuxnet. Good news first: The US Senate has grasped the magnitude of the Stuxnet problem. That’s very promising, and there is no irony here. If I had reason to assume that our published research… Continue reading »

• In the News

  Feb 1, 2012 Treatpost Market Fail: Regulations May Be Only Hope For Security Critical Infrastructure Jan 29, 2012 Threatpost UPDATE: Why Stuxnet-Like Attacks Aren´t Going Away Jan 19, 2012 Threatpost UPDATE – Stuxnet Expert: Analysis Shows Design Flaw, Not Vulnerability Sunk Siemens Dec 9, 2011 SC Magazine Stuxnet a ‘perfect match’  to Iran nuclear facility,… Continue reading »

• Stuxnet logbook, Sep 16 2010, 1200 hours MESZ

  With the forensics we now have it is evident and provable that Stuxnet is a directed sabotage attack involving heavy insider knowledge. Here is what everybody needs to know right now.