Showing posts with label ICS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ICS. Show all posts

Apr 14, 2022

Essential Security from CISA and NSA

CISA and NSA have published a lot of good resources for Cybersecurity. For example,  an advanced persistent threat (APT) that capable to gain full access to multiple ICS/SCADA was discovered recently.

The tool enable the APT actors to scan for, compromise, and control affected devices once they have established access to the OT network. Here's the technical details of the APT tools for Schneider Electric devices:

  • Interact via management protocols and Modbus (502/tcp)
  • Identifies PLCS via multicast 27127/udp
  • Brute-force using CODESYS via 1740/udp
  • Conduct DoS to PLC
  • Conduct a 'packet-of-death' attach to crash the PLC
  • Send custom Modbus commands

Proactive mitigations against APT tools that targeting ICS/SCADA devices

  •  Isolate ICS/SCADA from corporate and Internet networks
  • Enforce multi-factor authentication
  • Prepare and exercise cyber incident plan
  • Regular update of password, especially all detail passwords.
  • Maintain known-good offline backup
  • Implement robust log collection and retention
  • Deploy Device Guard, Credential Guard, and Hypervisor Code Integrity (HVCI)
  • Leverage continuous OT monitoring and alert
  • Enforce principle of least privilege


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Nov 29, 2021

IT vs. OT - What is OT and how is it different from IT

 

IT vs. OT

 In this video, James Cabe and Anthony Bartolo as they discuss how Microsoft is approaching cybersecurity for Industry 4.0 using Azure Defender for IoT, including:

  • learn about the differences between Operational Technology (OT) and Industrial Control Systems (ICS)
  • gain an understanding of how this compares to the modern Internet of Things (IoT)
  • the challenges of securing OT networks
  •  how ladder logic can cause cascading impacts
  •  how to use the Purdue model to help with communications between the IT and OT security teams as they build a cohesive end-to-end protection solution for modern cyber attacks
 

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May 21, 2012

AOKP ICS ROM + Matr1x Kernel

I quit from MIUI and switching to AOKP ROM. Now here's what running on my phone:

  • AOKP ICS ROM build 36 - ROM Control.
  • ICS ROM 4.04
  • Matr1x kernel using CFSv19.5 (3.0.30)
AOKP ICS (Build 36) + Matr1x Kernel (cfs v19.5)

May 5, 2012

MIUI 2.4.27 + Android ICS 4.0.4

Today, my phone is running on MIUI 2.4.27 and Android ICS 4.0.4. Here's the home screen.
MIUI 2.4.27 + Android ICS 4.0.4

MIUI 2.3.23 + ICS 4.0.3

Back in March 27, 2012, I've abandoned CM9 and move to MIUI. Here's the screenshot of the lockscreen.

MIUI 2.3.23 + ICS 4.0.3

CM9 + ICS 4.0.3

I've upgrade my phone to CM9, running Android 4.0.3 back in March 5, 2012.

CM9 + ICS 4.0.3