Graph Visualization - OWASP NYC Chapter

Apr 15, 20131 like1,177 views

The presentation that was given by Maty Siman, Checkmarx's CTO during the OWASP NYC/NJ local chapter meeting held on the 11th of April 2013.

OWASP NYC
Maty
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About

Maty Siman, CISSP
CTO, Founder – Checkmarx:
Leading SAST (“Source Code Analysis”) Vendor
Hundreds of customers WW
Secures SalesForce AppExchange market
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“Visionary” by Gartner

Graph Visualization
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Issues at hand – size, complexity, volume

The biggest challenge of current source code
analysis solutions is size-
How to deliver:
1. Usable results
2. Automatically
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3. Out-of-the-box
4. Actionable
for extra large code bases with thousands+ of
results

Issue

• Findings thousands accurate results, does not
make us happy …
• Webgoat, for example, has hundreds of XSS
• We’ll narrow this down to 10 fixing places
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Current situation

• Each result has a data flow, presented
independently from other findings.

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Single Data Flow Path - XSS

Request.QueryString*“param1”+;
String s = Request.QueryString*“param1”+;
…
s
Response.Write(s);

Response.Write(s);
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Current situation

• One is easy.
• And 14?

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Many Single-Path – XSS – a lot of work

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But …

• What do they have in common?

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Can we …

• Point, click and check without even READING
the source code?
• “What if I fix here? Or here?”

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Here it is more effective

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What-If I fix here?

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Automatic “What-if” => Best Fix Location
Max-Flow-Min-Cut (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max-flow_min-cut_theorem_

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Simplifying the graph – step 1 - grouping

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Simplifying the graph – step 2 –
homeograph’ing (http://enc.tfode.com/Homeomorphism_(graph_theory))

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Simplifying the graph - output

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Compare the three

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Space Invader

Benefits

• Gives you the correlation between findings of
the same type (SQLi) and different types.
• You are not dealing with individual findings –
but with a complete system
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Use white and better

Thank you
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maty@checkmarx.com

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