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Module 05 Deere) . Presented by Professionals.Define anti-forensics and list the goals of anti-forensics Review anti-forensics techniques Extract evidence from deleted files/partitions, password protected files, and stego material Identify trial obfuscation, artifact wiping, data/metadata overwriting, and encryption Identify encrypted network protocols, program packers, rootkits and detection methods Examine different techniques attackers use to avoid detection during investigation Interpret anti-forensics countermeasures Understand challenges faced by Investigators to defeat anti-forensics een a Ree ee7 ATA rk hme Ey @ Anti-forensics (also known as counter forensics) is a common term for a set of techniques aimed at hindering or preventing a proper forensics investigation process @ They may reduce the quantity and quality of digital evidence available © To interrupt and prevent information collection Goals of Anti- @ To make difficult the investigator’s task of finding evidence Forensics © To hide traces of crime or illegal activity © To compromise the accuracy of a forensics report or testimony @ Forcing the forensics tool to reveal its presence © To.use the forensics tool itself for attack purpose @ To delete evidence that an anti-forensics tool has been run toeData/File Deletion Password Protection Steganography Data Hi ing in File System Structures Trail Obfuscation Artifact Wiping Overwriting Data/Metadata Encryption Encrypted Network Protocols Program Packers Rootkits Minimizing Footprint Exploiting Forensics Tool Bugs Detecting Forensics Tool Activities eeAnti-Forensics Techniques: © Covering tracks of their illegal activity is often a concern for intruders. As a part of it, intruders will delete files which they believe maybe incriminating ‘@_ Investigators can, however, probably get those files back by using various data recovery tools, depending w on the operating system the computer is running antWhat Happens When a File is Deleted in ‘ FAT File System @ The OS replaces the first letter of a deleted file name with a hex byte code: ESh @ EShis a special tag that indicates that the file has been deleted |@ The corresponding cluster of that file in FAT is marked as unused, although it will continue to contain the inform: NTFS File System @ When a user deletes a file, the OS marks the file as deleted in the master file table (MFT) @ The clusters allocated to the deleted file are marked as free in the $BitMap ($BitMap file is a record of all used and unused clusters) ©@ The computer now notices those empty clusters and avails that space for storing a new file |@ The deleted file can be recovered if the space is not allocated to any other file Note: On a Windows system, performing normal Delete operation sends the files to the Recycle Bin. Whereas performing the Shift+Delete operation bypasses the Recycle Bin. toeThe Recycle Bin is a temporary storage place for deleted files, which is located on the Windows desktop Items can be restored to their original positions with the help of the Restore all items option of the a | The file remains in the Recycle Bin until you empty the Recycle Bin or restore the file e Recycle Bin as 7S fom PS Steen tg yt cone Bee Tall : t ttn | H oe Note: Deleting a file or folder from a network drive or from a USB drive may delete them permanently instead of being stored in the Recycle Bin eta I Rights Reserved. Reprod epeeStorage Locations of Recycle Bin in FAT and NTFS Systems Bin depends on the type of OS and file system. 8 and prion, it is located in @ te ‘On NTFS file systems: ESS= On Windows 2000, NT, and XP itis located in Drive:\RECYCLER On Windows Vista and later versions, it is located in Drive \$Recycle.Bin All recycled files on the FAT system are dumped into a single C:\RECYCLED directory, while recycled files on the NTFS system are categorized into directories named as C:\RECYCLER\S-.... a © (prior to Windows Vista) and C:\$Recycle.Bin\S-.... based on the user's Windows Security E Identifier (SID) There is no size limit for Recycle Bin in Vista and later versions of the Windows, whereas in older versions it was limited to a maximum of 3.99 GB; items larger than the storage capacity of the Recycle Bin cannot be stored in the Recycle Bin Note: On attaining maximum storage limit of Recycle Bin, the system permanently deletes the oldest files to make space Peea How the Recycle Bin Each hard disk has a hidden folder named: © Recycled (FAT file system ~ Windows 88 and prior) © Recycler (NTFS file system - Windows 2000, NT, and xP) © $Recycle.Bin (NTFS file system - Windows Vista and later versions) This folder contains files deleted in Windows Explorer or My Computer, ‘or in Windows-based programs Each deleted file in the folder is renamed When a file is deleted, the complete path of the file and its name is stored in a hidden file called INFO or INFO2 (Windows 98) in the Recycled folder. This information is used to restore the deleted files to their original locations. Prior to Windows Vista, a file in the Recycle Bin was stored in its physical location and renamed as Dxy.ext © Denotes that a file has been deleted © xis the letter of the drive where the file is located © ydenotes a sequential number starting from 0 © ext denotes the original file ‘extension, such as doc or .pdf Since the advent of Windows Vista, the metadata of each file is saved as ‘Sicnumber>.
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eta ne eeeHow the Recycle Bin (Cont'd) © Prior to Windows Vista, the deleted file was renamed using the syntax: Deoriginal drive letter of file>c#>.
© Example: De7.doe = [File is deleted from E drive, itis the eighth file received by recycle bin, and is a doc file) © The information about the deleted file is stored ina master database file named INFO2 located at c:\Recycler\
\ © INFO2 contai © Original file name © Original file size © The date and time the file was deleted © The files unique identifying number in the recycle bin © The drive number that the file came from In Windows Vista and later versions, the deleted file is renamed using the syntax: $R<#>.
, where <#> represents a set of random letters and numbers ‘At the same time, a corresponding metadata file is created which is named as: $tc#>-
, where
represents a set of random letters and numbers the same as used for $R The $R and $1 files are located at C:\$Recycle.Bin\
\ Si file contains: © Original file name © Original file size © The date and time the file was deleted eta eeeTy If the INFO2 file is damaged or deleted, no file appears in the Recycle Bin The files in the Recycled folder have been renamed x If the INFO2 file is deleted, it is re-created when you restart Windows The INFO2 file is a hidden file. To delete the INFO2 file, follow these steps: Open a command prompt window Type cd C: \RECYCLER\S-..User SID (Change directory to Recycle Bin folder) Type attrib -h infor e2eco Type del info2 eta nen ee!Damaged Files in '@ Damaged files in the Recycle Bin folder (C:\RECYCLER, C:\RECYCLER\S-... or C:\$Recycle.Bin\s-.... ) do not appear in the Recycle Bin |@ To restore the deleted files, follow this process: Greate a copy of the Desktop.inifile in the Recycle Bin folder and save it in an another folder Delete all files in the Recycle Bin > Restore the Desktop.ini file to the Recycle Bin folder s iby adding the following information to a blank Desktop. ni file: If the Desktop.ini file is not present or is damaged, you can re-create [.SheliClasstn£o] cLSrD=(6457F040-5081-1018-9F08-00AA002F9545) val OO® nen eeeee | The Recycle Bin folder itself can be damaged Files are moved to the folder, and the Recycle Bin appears full, but you cannot view the contents and the “Empty The Recycle Bin” command is unavailable Deleting this folder and restarting Windows will re-create this folder and restore functionality: In Windows, prior to Vista: © Open a command prompt with administrative privileges © Type attrib -s -h recycler (the Recycle Bin folder) © Type del recycler © Restart the computer In Windows, Vista and later: © pena command prompt with administrative privileges ® Run rd /s /q C:\SRecycle. command © Restart the computer ary en eee!File Recovery Tools Recover My Files |@ Recovers deleted files emptied from the Windows Recycle Bin, files lost due to the format or reinstall of a hard drive, or files removed by a virus, Trojan infection, unexpected system shutdown or software failure @ Hard drive data recovery software to. recover lost data from PC, laptop or other storage media due to deleting, formatting, partition loss, OS crash, virus attacks, etc. puns recovermyies cam ‘ete fo easeuscom en eee ae.File Recovery Tools: (Cont'd) DiskDigger tnt/eaktgger.og Handy Recovery etp,/ ws hanéyrecovery.com Quick Recovery tp anew recoveryurdete.com Stellar Phoenix Windows Data Recovery rtpi//wsv.stelorinfo.com Total Recall ut:/ www totalrecal.com Advanced Disk Recovery t/a systwedkcom Software ‘etps//www dlskdoctors.net R-Studio Windows Data Recovery | ‘nto://uwedoterecovey-software.net | Orion File Recovery Software ‘etoi//www rehsofeware.com Data Rescue PC ‘meoi//www prosofteng.com eeFile Recovery Tools: (Cont'd) Smart Undeleter pif /wwwirecoverdeletecfestool.com DDR Professional Recovery Software utp/ wus recoverybull.com Data Recovery Pro mep/ fuse paretologiccom GetDataBack aig://wwwaruntime.org UndeletePlus ttf fundeleteptus.com File Scavenger ntsc Fa.quete.com VirtualLab ‘eep:/fuww binaryblecom ‘ety fwunw actve-undeletecom WinUndelete ‘tn://www.winundelete.com R-Undelete ‘tp: fwwec-undelete.com | | Acive@ UNDELETE | | | etoFile Recovery Tools: (Cont'd) Seagate File Recovery Recoverdall Professional Software naps fwu.recovertlicom ‘hetp://www.seagate.com Recuva Wise Data Recovery ‘hitp://www.piriform.com/recuva ‘hetp://www.wisecleaner.com | | Gir Undelete | | | Active@ File Recovery nep/ us flerecovry. net eof glarysofecom Pandora Recovery Disk Drill ntp://woeu pandorarecovery.com ‘nto://uww.cevefes.com Ontrack® EasyRecovery PhotoRec ips une rotontrck.com Into:/Pamew.cosecurty.org eeA SC Tele aia bal © Deleting a file in Mac just removes it from the directory of files in the folder © This de-allocates the space allocated to the file deleted, creating free space to store a new file Methods to recover deleted files in MAC OS X: © The deleted files are moved to the “Trash” folder in MAC. To restore, right-click the file and click on the Put Back option Time Machine is the built-in backup feature of MAC 0S X 10.5 or newer versions. Investigator has to check if he/she can restore files from the Time Machine backup Other way to restore deleted files is using third-party software (recovers files emptied from the trash bin) such as FILERECOVERY® 2016 (http://filerecovery.com), Mac Data Recovery (http://www. kerneldatarecovery.com), Mackeeper Files Recovery (http://www.data-retrieval.net), Soomerang Data Recovery (https://www.boomdrs.com), Data Recovery for Mac (https://www.binarybiz.com), etc. eeeFile Recovery Tools: E Ea [ aK ¢ 2 6) - AppleXsoft File Recovery eG for Mac ta ip://wroma-opplensoftcom ej) Disk Doctors Mac Data Recovery is ‘http://www.diskdoctors.net R-Studio for Mac t/a t.com Data Rescue 4 35 eo omaprespen com Stellar Phoenix Mac Data Lid Recovery ftw stelorif.com FileSalvage nt: favorosesotcom 321Soft Data Recovery heeps/fwwwe 321s0fecom ‘eto://wwwcleverfiles.com Mac Data Recovery Guru ‘ttp://macossflerecovery.com Cisdem DataRecovery 3 ‘ety fwwwcisdem.com | | | |File Recovery in Linux In Linux, files that are deleted using the command remain on the disk If a running process keeps a file open and then removes the file, the file contents are still on the disk, and other programs will not reclaim the space The second extended file system (ext2) is designed in such a way that it shows several places where data can be hidden It is worthwhile to note that if an executable erases itself, its contents can be retrieved froma memory image. The command creates a copy of a file in Third-party tools such as Stellar Phoenix Linux Data Recovery, R-Studio for Linux, TestDisk, PhotoRec, Kernel for Linux Data Recovery, etc. can be used to recover deleted files fromRecovering Deleted Partitions @ What Happens When a ? © When an intruder deletes a partition on a logical drive, © When an intruder deletes a partition on a dynamic disk, |, thus corrupting the disk @ Deleting a hard drive partition @ The deleted partition can be does not mean deleting |, ast is not originally » everything, but just the deleted, by using a software that mark how that reestablishes those the partition is setup parameters reRecovering Deleted Partitions (Cont’d) Method 1 Method 2 Method 3 Mtl Restart the system with a Windows install DVD in the system Hit the keys listed on the screen to go to the BIOS In the BIOS, check the menu for “boot priority” or “boot order” to set the DVD as the first boot device Restart the system and let Windows start the installation process ] Accept all the choices to let Windows install, but opt “Repair” rather than “Install” Now when a DOS-like screen appears, type “fixboot” and press “enter” ©) Restart the system and check if the deleted partition is restoredRecovering Deleted Partitions (Cont’d) Method 1 Method 2 Method 3 © Shut down the system and take the hard drive out © Install the hard drive as a slave to another drive cane wy © Now attempt to recover the deleted partition av on the original system Note: This method is not the safest way to avoid losing dataRecovering Deleted Partitions (Cont’d) Method 1 Method 2 Method 3 —_" 2 Use a third-party partition recovery software to recover the drive © Run the program and follow the instructions to recover the partition € ng © Once restored, copy the files of the drive that had the partition recovered onto another drive. This prevents corruption of filesPartition Recovery Tools: Active@ Partition Recovery © The Active@ Partition Recovery tool allows you to within DOS, Windows, WinPE (recovery boot disk) and Linux (recovery LiveCD) environments ee 7" Ce ee) Pe eee es}7-Data Partition Recovery tp /néatarecovery.com Acronis Disk Director Suite epy//anun.ccronis. com RS Partition Recovery tp recover. com Partition Find & Mount ‘ug://findandmountcom Advance Data Recovery Software Tools for NTFS etp/ was recoverdototook.com Mac Data Recovery Intoi//macpowerdetorecovery.com ‘eep:/fvw recoveryourdata.com Stellar Phoenix Linux Data Recovery Software ‘nto://uwe.stelarinfocom NTFS Data Recovery Toolkit eeo://www.tfscom TestDisk for Windows Quick Recovery for Linux | no:/ Pane cosecurty.org |Stellar Phoenix Windows Data Recovery ‘http://wurw.stellorinfo.com EaseUS Partition Master apres oseus.com Hetman Partition Recovery tps//retmanrecouery.com MiniTool Power Data Recovery Free ‘ta: /usnu powerdatarecovery.com Remo Recover (Mac) - Pro ntp://w.remosofiwore.com/ Tools (Cont'd) TestDisk for Mac ‘tp://ww casecurity.org ii ‘Starus Partition Recovery PQ sommes . Disk Drill ‘eto://www cleverfiles.com te Stellar Phoenix Mac Data Recovery Ser ttP://w ww steltarinfo.com ZAR Windows Data Recovery ‘etpiffwwwaerecovery.comi-Forensics Techniques: @ Investigators often come across the password protected systems or files during the investigation process |@ In such cases, they use specialized password order to circumvent the protection i Time taken to crack passwords depends on their strength '@ Weak passwords could be broken in less than a second, while strong passwords would take years to crack eee)Password Types Cleartext Passwords © Acleartext password is sent over the wire (and also over wireless) or stored on some media as itis typed without any alteration Ex: Windows Registry houses automatic logon password (BREY_LOCAL_MACHINE \SOFTWARE\Microsoft \Windows NT\ CurrentVersion\ Winlogon) © Cain and Ettercap can be used to sniff cleartext passwords > © Obfuscated passwords are those that are stored or communicated after being more or less transformed © Transformation is reversible. After applying an algorithm the password becomes unreadable and after applying a reverse algorithm it returns to cleartext. This process is called as obfuscation Obfuscated Passwords a Hashed Passwords Hashed passwords are similar to obfuscated passwords, but the latter are reversible Passwords are hashed using hash algorithms (MDS, SHA, etc.) that are not reversible Note: Only hashed passwords need cracking, while the other password types can assist in cracking phase Pe eePassword Cracker and its Working CY @ Password cracker is a software program that is used to = recover passwords of a system, network resource, or an \ app, when lost or forgotten IN @ Aword list is created with the help of a dictionary generator program or dictionaries ., @ Thelist of dictionary words is hashed or encrypted How it Works? © The hashed wordlist is compared against the target hashed password, generally one word at a time @ fit matches, that password has been cracked and the password cracker displays the unencrypted version of the password Note: The target hashed password can be obtained by sniffing it from a wired network, wireless network, directly from the Security Accounts Manager (SAM) database, or shadow password files on the hard drive of a system PeePassword Cracking e Dictionary a Attack Brute Forcing Attacks Rule- based | Attack A dictionary file is loaded into the cracking application that runs against user accounts The program tries every combination of characters until the password is broken This attack is used when some information about the password is known etaatta @ A default password is a password supplied by the manufacturer with new equipment (e.g. switches, hubs, and routers) that is password protected @ You can use default passwords from the list of words or dictionary that is used to perform password guessing attack Online tools to search default passwords: 7c : Fe eee Gocoete ne kid Le ORCL Cu) Prenensame | [recwmoverseon | Cty All Rights Reserved, Reproduction is Strictly ProhibitedUsing Rainbow Tables to Crack Hashed Passwords | Rainiow Table Compare the Hashes Easy to Recover A rainbow table is a Capture the hash of a Itis easy to recover precomputed table which password and compare it with passwords by comparing contains word lists like the precomputed hash table. captured password hashes dictionary files and brute if a match is found, then the to precomputed tables force lists and their hash password is cracked values e Pare i Raa » 4259c034599c530b2 8a6a8£225d668590 nh021da » e744b1716cb£8d4dd0f£4ce31a177151 SdaSdast > 3c4696a8571a843cda453a2294741843 sodifo8st » ¢744b1716cb£8d4dd0££4ce31a177151 right © by EC-Councll. Al Right ReproductoTools to Create Rainbow Tables: rtgen and Winrtgen rtgen @ The rtgen program needs several parameters to generate a rainbow table. The syntax of the ‘command line is: rtgen hash_algorithm charset plaintext_len_min plaintext_len_max table index = aes ni owes 170000000 - os http /oroject-rainbowerack.com Ces Winrtgen Winrtgen is a graphical Rainbow Tables Generator that supports LM, FastLM, NTLM, UMCHALL, HalfLMCHALL, NTLMCHALL, MSCACHE, MD2, MD4, MDS, SHA1, RIPEMD160, MySQL323, MySQLSHA1, CiscoPIX, ORACLE, SHA-2 (256), SHA-2 (384), and SHA-2 (512) hashes ‘anbow Table proseries a hite//owwwrorid it ne eee aneSecurity Accounts Manager (SAM) database ‘Windows stores user passwords in SAM, or in the Active Directory database in domains. Passwords are never stored in clear text; passwords are hashed and the results are stored in SAM © NTLM Authentica’ in © The typology of NTLM authentication protocols: 1. NTLM authentication protocol 2. LMauthentication protocol © These protocols store user passwords in the SAM database using different hashing methods O Kerberos Authentication Microsoft has upgraded its default authentication protocol to Kerberos, which provides a stronger authentication for client/server applications than NTLM © Authentication PY em vsreracoon © rected ntnetpemnrinn nt am Windows 8 eteHow Hash Passwords Are Stored in Windows SAM? Password hash using LM/NTLM Shiela:1005:NO PASSWORD**** Anwaasanaeas AHHH: 0CBE94880 5F797BF2A82807973B89537: 1: SWieaeriam c: \windows\system32\config\SAM Administrator :500:NO PASSHORD####+##444s4444408%4+ 6188089853734 75C8140A7108ACB3031::: Guest :501:NO PASSWORD*##¥¥eeewuveedwueweH:NO PASSNORDH## Hie RAHHOeRAHHO RE: Admin:1001:NO PASSNORD*##4+++#44s 4440448444 :BE40C450AB9971 3DF1EDCSE40C25AD47: Martin: 1002:NO PASSHORD*+¥++##00+ +aseewwesss:BF4A502DA294ACBC175B394R080DEE79 Jugayboy:1003:NO PASSHORD*+*##4#+e44swsssssss:488CDCDD2225312793ED6967828C1025: Jason:1004:NO PASSNORD*#*#++s4s4s00s#888%; 2020D252A479F4 8SCDP5E171D939852F Ghielal {Loos} {io PASSNORD**a+ssuwneeuwavewenns) v User name User ID LM Hash NTLM Hash “LM hashes have been disabled in Windows Vista and later Windows operating systems; LM will be blank in those systems.” CeaSystem Software Password Cracking System software includes (such as OSs, compilers, utilities that manage system resources, etc.) that interact with the PC at a basic level System software password cracking is defined as cracking the © and all other that enable a computer to P Passwords for system software are created to to system 7 o files and other secured that is used during a system’s boot process Ways to access a system by cracking passwords: Peet© BIOS (Basic Input Output System) is a firmware code run by a system when powered on. It is a type of boot loader © The main function of BIOS is to identify and initialize system component hardware (such as hard disk, floppy drive, and video display card) Methods to Bypass/Reset BIOS Password Using a manufacturer's Resetting the CMOS 4] backdoor passwordto DQ singpassword B__ssng umpers or slser access the BIOS beads Removing the CMOS |. battery for at least 10 minutes 5 Oetloading the Be = Professional keyboard buffer serviceUsing Manufacturer’s Backdoor Password to Access the BIOS © BIOS manufacturers provide a backup password that can be used to access the BIOS setup if the password is lost The passwords that manufacturers provide are case sensitive. If a particular backdoor password does not work, then various case- sensitive combinations of the password should be tried. The combinations may include alphanumeric characters The manufacturers’ documentation must be read before trying the backdoor passwords, because BIOS combinations will lock the system completely if the password is typed wrong three times c— cc —_ —_ Ee Few BIOS manufacturers and their default passwords are listed below: fea VOBIS & IBM merlin Dell - Dell Biostar — Biostar Compaq — Compaq Enox - xo11nE. Epox- central Freetech - Posterie Iwill - will Jetway - spoon! Packard Bell - bell Qpi- ap! ne erUsing Password Cracking Software CmosPwd Decrypts password stored in CMOS, which is used to access BIOS SETUP en Reread grenieracgaecurity.org mere lntp://worwcosecurity.org cone aa i ( DaveGrohl are ier a eres eRe Tree anette FeceeerichestesRet tet tesg tt aera eterno aes a Fae eeceeay ag <<] fear It isa multithreaded, distributed password cracker. It aims at brute- forcing OS X user passwords. ‘nto /dovearoh.org Note: If your PC is locked with a BIOS administrator password that does not allow access to the floppy drive, these utilities may not work Ce en ene aneo o Resetting the CMOS using or Resetting the CMOS using Jumpers By adjusting the jumpers or dipswitches ona motherboard, all custom settings, including BIOS passwords, will be cleared Check the computer or motherboard manufacturer’s documentation to locate the jumpers/dip switches Ifthe documentation is not available, by default the jumper position is across pins 1 and 2 Shut down the system and unplug the power cord Move the jumper from its default position so that itis across pins 2 and 3; this clears the BIOS/CMOS settings Now, turn on the machine to verify that the password has been reset Once cleared, turn off the computer and return the jumper to its original position o Resetting the CMOS using Solder Beads Connecting or jumping specific solder beads on the chipset is likely to reset the CMOS There are too many chipsets to do a breakdown of which points to jump on individual chipsets, and the location of these solder beads can vary according to the manufacturer, so please check the computer and motherboard documentation for details epeeo o Resetting the CMOS using or Resetting the CMOS using Jumpers By adjusting the jumpers or dipswitches ona motherboard, all custom settings, including BIOS passwords, will be cleared Check the computer or motherboard manufacturer’s documentation to locate the jumpers/dip switches Ifthe documentation is not available, by default the jumper position is across pins 1 and 2 Shut down the system and unplug the power cord Move the jumper from its default position so that itis across pins 2 and 3; this clears the BIOS/CMOS settings Now, turn on the machine to verify that the password has been reset Once cleared, turn off the computer and return the jumper to its original position o Resetting the CMOS using Solder Beads Connecting or jumping specific solder beads on the chipset is likely to reset the CMOS There are too many chipsets to do a breakdown of which points to jump on individual chipsets, and the location of these solder beads can vary according to the manufacturer, so please check the computer and motherboard documentation for details epeeOverloading the and Using a Overloading the keyboard buffer e (On some older systems, you can force the CMOS to enter its setup screen on boot by overloading the keyboard buffer, This is achieved by hitting the ESC key over 100 times in rapid succession, or by booting with the keyboard or mouse unattached to the systems o etry Using a professional service Professional services can be used if the manufacturer of the laptop or desktop PC would not reset the BIOS password Password Crackers, Inc., offers a variety of services for desktop and laptop computers; 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| om | | | Virtual Steganographic | | |Anti-Forensics Techniques: Intruders use tools and techniques that hide data in various locations of a computer system (slack space, memory, hidden directories, hidden partitions, bad blocks, ADSs, etc.), which are often overlooked by modern forensic tools Slacker — Part of the Metasploit framework that hides data in the slack space of NTFS file system FragFS — Hides data within the NTFS Master File Table (MFT) RuneFS — Hides data in “bad blocks” inode KY FS — Hides data in null directory entries Waffen FS — Hides data in ext3 journal file Data Mule FS — Hides data in inode reserved space Other areas where data can be hidden include: ‘@ Host Protected Areas (HPA) and Device Configuration Overlay (DCO) areas of modern ATA hard drives ©@ Data hidden in these areas is not visible to the BIOS or OS, but it can be extracted with special tools toeAnti-Forensics Techniques: > @ @ The purpose of trail obfuscation is to confuse, disorient, and distract the forensics investigation process @ Attackers mislead investigators via log tampering, false e-mail header generation, timestamp modification, and various file headers’ modification 3 Some of the techniques attackers use for data/trail obfuscation: Log cleaners Spoofing Misinformation Zombie accounts Trojan commands Traffic content obfuscation can be attained by means of VPNs and SSH tunneling eeAnti-Forensics Techniques: Trail Obfuscation (Cont'd) Timestomp is one of the most widely used trail obfuscation tools that allow or of information on files eeeAnti-Forensics Techniques: @ Artifact wiping involves various methods aimed at permanent deletion of particular files or entire file systems Artifact wiping methods: Disk Cleaning Utilities je Wiping Utilities © Uses various methods to overwrite the © Deletes individual files from an operating existing data on disks system @ Some of the commonly used disk @ Some of the commonly used file wiping cleaning utilities include BCWipe Total utilities include BCWipe, R-Wipe & Clean, WipeOut, Active@ KillDisk, CyberScrub’s Eraser, CyberScrubs PrivacySuite, etc, cyberCide, DriveScrubber, Shredit, Secure Erase, etc. ‘petn//uarecovermyemal. com eeAnti-Forensics Techniques: Artifact Wiping (Cont’d) > @ Disk degaussing/destruction techniques © Disk degaussing is a process by which a magnetic field is applied to a digital media device, resulting in a entirely clean device of any previously stored data © Physical destruction of the device is one of the most widely used techniques to ensure data wiping © NIST recommends a variety of methods to accomplish physical destruction of the digital media, which includes disintegration, incineration, pulverizing, shredding and melting © Intruders use disk degaussing/destruction techniques to make the evidentiary data unavailable to forensics ay investigatorsAnti-Forensics Techniques: Overwriting Data/Metadata © Intruders use various programs to overwrite data on a storage device, making it difficult or impossible to recover. These programs can overwrite data, metadata, or both © Overwriting programs (disk sanitizers) work in three modes: © Overwrite entire media © Overwrite individual files © Overwrite deleted files on the media Overwriting Metadata: Investigators use metadata to create a timeline of attacker actions by organizing all of the computer's timestamps in sequential order © Though, attackers can use tools to wipe the contents of media, that action itself might draw the attention of investigators, therefore, attackers cover their tracks by overwriting the metadata (i.e. access times), rendering the construction of timeline difficult © Ex: Timestomp (part of the Metasploit Framework) is used to change MACE (Modified-Accessed-Created-Entry) attributes of the file © Another way to overwrite metadata is to access the computer in such a way that metadata is not created Examples: Mounting a partition as read-only, or accessing through the raw device, prevents the file access times from being updated Setting Windows registry key "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlset\Control\FileSystem\NtisDisableLasthccessUpdate” to 1 disables updating of the last-accessed timestamp ne ee Copyright © byAnti-Forensics Techniques: © Data encryption is one of the commonly used techniques to defeat forensics investigation | process @ Intruders use strong encryption algorithms to encrypt data of investigative value, which renders | it virtually unreadable without the designated key | Also, most encryption programs are capable to perform additional functions which include use of | a key file, full-volume encryption, and plausible deniability that makes the investigator's job more difficult © Built-in encryption utilities provided by Microsoft for Windows 7 and later: © BitLocker encrypts an entire volume © Encrypting File System (EFS) - encrypts individual files and directories | VeraCrypt is one of the most widely used tools for anti-forensics encryption eet ion is Strictly Prohibited.Encrypting File System (EFS): You can recover EFS-encrypted files in case of a damaged or lost encryption key by means of a recovery certificate Note: You must be logged on as an administrator to perform the steps given below. Also, the given steps are not applicable to Windows 7 (Starter, Home basic, and Home Premium) Open a Command Prompt window Insert a removable media such asa disc or USB drive to store the certificate Navigate to the directory on the removable media drive where you want to store the recovery certificate by typing in the removable media drive letter, and then press Enter Type cipher /r:
(file name is the name to be given for the recovery certificate), and press Enter Note: If prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmationEncrypting File System (EFS): Recovery Certificate (Cont'd) Pere eee Insert the removable media that contains the recovery certificate © In the Run utility, type secpol.mse, and press Enter © Note: If prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation In the left pane, double-click Public Key Policies, right-click Encrypting File System, and then click Add Data Recovery Agent. © Inthe Add Recovery Agent Wizard, click Next, and then navigate to the recovery certificate © Glick the certificate and click Open. When asked if you want to install the certificate, click Yes, lick Next, and then click Finish Now open a Command Prompt window, type gpupdate, and then press Enter © Log on to the account used when the files were first encrypted e Open a Command Prompt window, type cipher /u, and then press Enter Note: If you do not choose to update encrypted files with the new recovery certificate right at that time, the files will automatically be updated the next time you open them Ee ved, Reproduction i Strictly Prohibited,Advanced EFS Data Recovery helps | to recover EFS-encrypted files under various circumstances: © EFS-protected disk inserted into a Saati ei cesnennieeiiamtiincs Y eo 2 Ke eao 1 different PC Fichane aetore ‘he Te Comets “Seontrben. © Deleted users or user profiles men epcraac a © User transferred into a different Pez sai asd son fea" domain without FS consideration | | = Fear © Account password reset performed vet ” by system administrator without [eacaseennsasem aa EFS consideration j [esomessansrienrenes © Damaged disk, corrupt file system, — or unbootable operating system j " | © Reinstalled Windows or computer le | a | upgrades. | | Formatted system partitions with i Advanced EFS ata Recovery Tal tion € 203-206 EkraSen Cat | encrypted files left on another disk \ rs Tete fama ckomf com epeeAnti-Forensics Techniques: Intruders deploy cryptographic encapsulation protocols such as SSL/TLS and SSH for anti-forensics purpose SSL/TLS and SSH protocols encrypts the network traffic, protecting only its content. However, protection against traffic analysis requires the use of intermediaries Onion routing combines both approaches with multiple layers of encryption, such that no intermediary knows both ends of the communication and the plaintext contentAnti-Forensics Techniques: Program Packers @ Packer is a program used to reverse-engineering, or scanning eee @ Some of the widely used packers: PECompact, BurnEye, + ), etc. @ Intruders use packers to from being detected by | @ Packed programs that require a password to be run are considered @ to be strong. Whereas, the one’s which do not require a password areAnti-Forensics Techniques: @ The use of Rootkits can be considered as another data hiding technique that intruders often use to mask their tracks and the presence of malicious applications or processes running on the aaa wy ‘@ Types of rootkits: Hypervisor Level Rootkit Hardware/Firmware Rootkit © Rootkits are effective only in the course of a live analysis of the system under investigation ©@ Some of the commonly used rootkits: Avatar, Necurs, Kernel Level Rootkit Azazel, ZeroAccess, etc. Boot Loader Level Rootkit Application Level Rootkit © Library Level Rootkits I Rights Reserved, Reprod: ictly ProhibitedSe ge} Deena Ser) Deer Ceca Ly oe) Cross View-Based Detection Detecting Rootkits It compares a snapshot of the file system, boot records, or memory with a known and trusted baseline This technique compares characteristics of all system processes and executable files with a database of known rootkit fingerprints ‘Any deviations in the system's normal activity or behavior may indicate the presence of a rootkit This technique compares runtime execution paths of all system processes and executable files before and after the rootkit infection Enumerates key elements in the computer system such as system files, processes, and registry keys, and compares them to an algorithm used to generate a similar data set that does not rely on the common APIs. Any discrepancies between these two data sets indicate the presence of a rootkit Peel ee eee4 > Run "dir /s /b /ah"and"dir /s /b /a-h" inside the potentially infected OS and save the results Boot intoacleanCD, run "dir /s /b /ah"and"dir /s /b /a-h" €2 ‘on the same drive and save the results 3 Run a clean version of WinDiff on the two sets of results to detect file- ghostware (i.e., invisible inside, but visible from outside) Note: There will be some false positives. Also, this does not detect stealth software that hides in BIOS, video card EEPROM, bad disk sectors, Alternate Data Streams, etc.Anti-Forensics Techniques that @ Memory Injection and Syscall Proxying © Inthe buffer overflow exploit, an intruder injects and executes the code in the address space of a running program, thereby altering the victim program’s behavior © Usually, buffer overflows are intended to access the remote system, after which attack tools are uploaded, which get saved in the target machine’s hard disk © Userland Execve Technique: © Loads and runs programs on the victim's machine without using Unix execve() kernel call, thus defeating kernel-based security systems ‘Syscall proxying is a technique whereby the attacker uploads system call proxy, which receives remote procedure calls from the attacker’s machine, executes them on the victim's machine, and sends back the results to the attacker ©@ Advantage — no need to upload attack tools on to the victim’s machine @ Disadvantage — Increases network traffic between the attacker and victim machine leads to possible problematic latency BreetonAnti-Forensics Techniques that (Cont'd) Live CDs © Portable OS distribution that boots and runs from a read-only device © Live CDs may include GUI and tools for pen testing, forensics, anonymous browsing, etc. Bootable USB Tokens © Similar toa Live CD except that the OS distribution is contained within an USB device, These devices store more information than CDs, and allow data encryption © Attacker can boot a copy of OS from a Live CD or bootable USB token on to a PC provided by the institution, Use it to attack a series of computers, and then turn off the PC. This leaves no trace of an attack on the computer for later investigative analysis. Virtual Machines Usually store all of the states associated with the client OS to files on the storage media of the host computer Attackers have to just securely delete the files associated with the virtual machine to erase all the evidence Also, most of the forensics investigation tools fail to detect rootkits running in a virtual environment ry ee ene aeAnti-Forensics Techniques that Minimize Footprint (Cont’d) w Anonymous identities and storage: Intruders create fake accounts via Gmail, Yahoo, Dropbox, etc. to protect their identity. Also, the storage capacity of accounts is now increased, which attackers utilize to store attack tools and captured information @ In doing so, there is a reduction in the evidence required for forensics investigation process Ww iseAnti-Forensics Techniques: Having access to a CFT or knowledge on how it works, helps attackers to craft data that show bugs within the CFT. When properly triggered, these bugs can fulfill many anti-forensics goals | Failure to validate data © CFs that fail to validate their input data can possibly be subverted © Anattacker can craft data to exploit buffer-overflow bugs in network monitoring tools such as tepdump, Snort, and Ethereal ® Inspecific, itis easy to exploit this vulnerability in a network forensics analysis tool as it is exposed to much of the traffic from an attacker @ Dei © Any CFT resource (memory, CPU, etc.) whose use is determined by input data is subject to a possible DoS attack of service attacks © Ex Carefully crafted regular expressions can cause Windows log file analysis tools to hang © Others offensives include compression bombs that cause DoS attacks on CFTs and tools analyzing the content of container files, ©@ Fragile heuristics © Anattacker having knowledge about the heuristics that a CFT uses to identify files can exploit them © Ex EnCase identifies a Windows file as executable ift has an exe extension and the letters “MZ” as the first two characters © Tools such as Transmogrify converts a text file into an executable by changing the .txt extension to .exe and placing the letters "M2" at the start of the file, which tricks EnCase into identifying it as binary, and not scanning itAnti-Forensics Techniques: Anti-forensics tools (AFTS) have the capability to change their behavior on detecting the use of CFT Ex: A Worm may not propagate if it discovered that the network is under surveillance Using Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology (SMART): |@ SMART built into hard drives report: © Power cycle count © Power Ontime © Log of high temperatures the drive has reached © Other manufacturer-determined attributes @ These counters can be consistently read by user programs and cannot be reset @ AFTs read these SMART counters to identify forensics analysis attempts, and modify their behavior accordingly Ex: figh Power On time might indicate that the hard drive has been imaged eeAnti-Forensics Techniques: (Cont’d) Two primary techniques to detect network forensics: |@ Detecting hosts in “Promiscuous” mode Many network forensics tools use an Ethernet interface in promiscuous mode to capture all packets on the LAN Often, these tools are not configured in such a way that they do not transmit on the network that is being examined Thus, they can be detected by the way they respond to pings, ARPs, and malformed IP packets 2 DNS monitoring Attacker sends packets across a network with their destination as an Ethernet and IP address that is on the subnet but currently not in use. It has a source address from a rear network Network monitoring tools on viewing such packets make a reverse DNS request in an attempt to resolve the hostname By noticing that the DNS server is handling such requests, an attacker may conclude that packets are being monitored eta nen ee!Anti-Forensics ©@ Train and educate the forensic investigators about anti-forensics \@ Validate the results of examination using multiple tools ©@ Impose strict laws against illegal use of ai Understand the anti-forensic techniques and their weaknesses \@ Use latest and updated CFTs, and testing them for vulnerabilities ©@ Save data where the attacker can’t get at it, such as log hosts, CD-ROMs, etc. @ Use intelligent decompression libraries to defend against compression bombs ddocgcacs! | @ Replace weak file heuristics with stronger ones Ce All RightsReserved. Reprod eeeAnti-Forensics Challenges Anti-forensics is a new field and is unexplored There is no proper framework or standards for anti-forensics It is highly dependent on the computer forensics loopholesAnti-Forensics Tools: Privacy Eraser protects your privacy by deleting browsing history and other computer activities It will erase all cigital footprints - browser cache, cookies, browsing history, address bar history, typed URLs, saved passwords, Windows’ run history, search history, recent documents, temporary files, recycle bin, clipboard, DNS cache, log files, etc. as er atta PeerAnti-Forensics Tools: Azazel Rootkit Anti-debugging Avoids unhide, Isof, ps, and Idd detection Azazel is a userland based Hides files, directories, and remote connections Hides processes and logins off of the original LD_PRELOAD technique from Jynx rootkit PCAP hooks avoid local sniffing PAM backdoor for local and remote entry Log cleanup for utmp/wtmp entries omaca>pmna Uses xor to obfuscate static strings CeesAnti-Forensics Tools: QuickCrypto | @ QuickCrypto allows text | files, image files, audio files, etc. to be and prior to hidingAnti-Forensics i me & as ww Steganography Studio in /steqstidisourceforge.net CryptaPix nif ww briggsoft.com GiliSoft File Lock Pro ‘et: //ailsoftcom wbStego tr woxegowblercom Data Stash http://w skyjleesoftware.com OmniHide PRO ‘etp:/forminide.com DeepSound ‘mtedfpinsofemet DBAN eto:,/www doan.org Universal Shield ‘ety fwunw.everstrite.comAnti-Forensics (Cont’d) clHED Blancco 5 ‘eewif/www.blaneco.com Ontrack Eraser Degausser pf funou drollonrok0.sk BatchPurifier pl Secure IT apa. dlgtalconfidence.com ‘tp fw eypheri.com Steganos Privacy Suite 17 & ParetoLogic Privacy Controls Itos//unow steganoscom toda paretoloaiccom Webroot's Internet Security . Exiv2 Complete ‘eto://urmw.exiv2.org eep/ /wwwsebroot.com Invisible Secrets 4 ‘ety fw uw invisibesecrets.com Blancco Flash ‘uip// www blanccocom eeModule Summary aa Q intruders implement anti-forensics techniques to hinder or prevent proper forensics investigation process C2 Anti-forensics techniques include file deletion, password protection, steganography, trail obfuscation, artifact wiping, overwriting data/metadata, encryption, program packers, rootkits, exploiting forensics tool bugs, etc. Q Intruders may use anti-forensics tools such as Privacy Eraser, QuickStego, CryptaPix, etc. to hide their malicious activities from being caught QO Strictly implementing countermeasures against anti-forensics may enable an investigator to successfully deal with a case Ce
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