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23 FEB 2018  
Vulnerability     by Paul Ducklin
You’ve probably heard of JavaScript.

It was invented as a programming language, for use in web pages, that would run not on your web server but inside every web visitor’s browser.

Unlike traditional program downloads, with a pop-up dialog and an “Are you sure” button, JavaScript is shovelled straight into your browser and, by default, runs automatically without asking.

Website features we take for granted these days – pull-down menus, pop-up forms, animated image transitions, clickable icons, and much more – are all achieved thanks to browser-side JavaScript.

Of course, this means that even though JavaScript is a fully-featured, general-purpose language, it can’t be used for just any old thing while you are browsing.

The power of JavaScript is carefully limited by the browser, to reduce the rather obvious risks of running program code that arrived in a web page from “out there somewhere”.

For example, JavaScript programs in your browser generally can’t reach out into other tabs, can’t start or stop other programs, can’t access files on your hard disk, can’t read the registry, can’t scan the network, can’t sniff around in memory.   

But JavaScript became so well-known and widely-loved – as coding languages go, it is clean, expressive and powerful – that it has turned into a server-side programming language, too.

Thanks to a project called Node.js, JavaScript has now joined popular server-side languages such as PHP, Perl, Python, Ruby and Java (which is unrelated to JavaScript, by the way) as a coding platform for building complex systems.

Unlike browser JavaScript, Node.js is augmented by add-on toolkits to do just about anything you can think of: manage processes, run servers, read local files and databases, control the network, perform cryptographic calculations, transcode images and videos, recognise faces, you name it.

The careful restrictions imposed on JavaScript inside the browser are unnecessary – indeed, are a hindrance – when you’re writing a full-blown application using Node.js.

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All these add-on capabilities come with a price: complexity.

For example, let’s say you want to use Node.js to program face recognition into your website’s login system, and you decide to use the ready-made library called facenet, a “deep convolutional network designed by Google, trained to solve face verification, recognition and clustering problem with efficiently at scale.” [Sic. Let’s hope the code has fewer errors per line than that short quote.]

Well, facenet itself needs a bunch of additional add-ons, namely: @types/ndarray, argparse, blessed, blessed-contrib, brolog, canvas, chinese-whispers, glob, mkdirp, printf, python-bridge, rimraf, tar, and update-notifier.

So far, so good, but these dependencies have their own needs: chinese-whispers, for example, needs jsnetworkx, knuth-shuffle and numjs.

And so it goes: jsnetworkx needs babel-runtime, lodash, through and tiny-sprintf; and babel-runtime in turn needs regenerator-runtime.

The good news is that when you adopt Node.js for programming, you also get NPM, the Node Package Manager, which sorts out all these dependencies for you.

Automatically. From all over the internet.

The bad news, of course, is that when you adopt Node.js for programming, you also get NPM, the Node Package Manager, which sorts out all these dependencies for you.

Automatically. From all over the internet.

You may find you can write a five-line JavaScript program that is elegantly simple, but only if your Node Package Manager drags in tens or even hundreds of thousands of lines of other people’s software.

Automatically. From all over the internet.

And keeps it updated, automatically, from all over the internet.

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Simply put, your graceful five-line JavaScript program, behind the scenes, is a hodge-podge of directories and files awash with other people’s code that you couldn’t easily keep track of yourself even if you wanted to, all of it kept afloat automatically by a pacakage management toolkit that is about as complex as the auto-updating system built into the operating system itself, yet not integrated with it or even built in collaboration with it.

(If the previous paragraph seems rather long and breathless, please treat that as a metaphor.)

Perhaps unsurprisingly, then, a recent update to the Node Package Manager introduced a bug that caused it to interfere with the operating system, by incorrectly changing the file permissions of a raft of important system directories that should have been left well alone.

In other words, you had to give NPM operating system superpowers to keep your Node.js world in order; while doing so, NPM mis-used these superpowers to throw your operating system into disarray by locking the system itself out of numerous mission-critical files:

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I’ve got a programming problem! I know, I’ll solve it using X. Oh, dear… now I’ve got two problems.

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23 FEB 2018  
Cryptocurrency, Law & order     by Lisa Vaas
It’s one thing to launch cryptocurrency businesses with programming weaknesses that lead to them getting hacked and hoovered.

But lying to the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) about it during sworn testimony, as you try to cover up the fact that all the Bitcoins have gone bye-bye?

Oh, dear – that’s a coin that will buy you nothing but trouble.

And those are the charges facing Jon Montroll, 37, of Saginaw, Texas, the operator of a now-defunct cryptocurrency investment platform who’s been charged with lying to cover the fact that hackers made off with more than 6,000 of his customers’ Bitcoins.

Montroll, also known as “Ukyo,” was charged with two counts of perjury and one count of obstruction of justice in a complaint unsealed by the office of Manhattan US Attorney Geoffrey Berman on Wednesday. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) also filed a lawsuit accusing Montroll of violating securities laws.

According to prosecutors, before Bitcoin shot up to nearly $20,000 in December, Montroll operated two online services: BitFunder.com facilitated buying and trading of virtual shares of businesses listed on its platform, while WeExchange Australia Pty. Ltd. served as a Bitcoin depository and currency exchange.

The Bitcoins belonging to users of both businesses were held in one, common account.

During 2013, one or more hackers exploited a vulnerability in BitFunder and credited their accounts with profits they never earned. They withdrew around 6,000 Bitcoins between 28 and 31 July 2013, which would now be worth more than $60m, according to prosecutors’ estimate. (For what it’s worth, according to the Coinbase exchange, Bitcoin was worth $10,165 and falling when I checked this morning, which puts the estimate of disappeared Bitcoin at a current value of $60.9m.)

Any way you slice it, the hackers got away with more Bitcoin than could cover what Montroll owed the platform’s users.

But that’s not how Montroll framed the hack in sworn testimony to the SEC in November 2013. According to the complaint, Montroll denied that the hack was successful:

When [the hackers] went to withdraw, the system stopped them because the amount was obviously causing issues with the system.

[The software issue] was corrected immediately, whenever the system started having the problems, and I caught on to what was happening I’d say within a few hours.

Then he came up with evidence to back up his claim: Montroll reportedly gave the SEC investigators a screenshot purportedly documenting, among other things, the total number of bitcoins available to BitFunder users in the WeExchange Wallet as of 13 October 2013. This supposed balance statement showed that there were 6,679.78 BTC on hand as of that date. Prosecutors say that in his sworn testimony, Montroll explained that it represented…

The collective pool of BTC held for users on BitFunder – users who transfer bitcoins to BitFunder, this is the total amount that’s being held by BitFunder of those users.

Well, that would have been nice. Unfortunately, the balance statement was cooked, prosecutors allege. Investigators looked at the digital evidence – including chat logs and transaction data – that showed that the balance statement was “a misleading fabrication.”

They noted that three days into the hackers bleeding off the Bitcoin, Montroll was on an internet relay chat with an unnamed person – “Person-1” – looking for help to track down the stolen coins. That didn’t work, so he allegedly transferred some of his own bitcoins into WeExchange to cover up the hole that had been ripped into the balance.

But still, the hacking and hoovering continued. Prosecutors say that by the time shown on the fabricated balance statement, WeExchange held thousands of bitcoins less than it claimed. Prosecutors say it held just 40.

In subsequent testimony, when confronted with that evidence, Montroll allegedly lied to SEC staff again. He admitted that he’d cooked up the balance statement, but he claimed that he only discovered the success of the hack after the SEC asked him about it during his first day of testimony.

As for the chat with Person-1? Don’t know anything about it, Montroll allegedly claimed.

Maximum penalties are rarely handed down, but for what it’s worth, the perjury charges each carry a maximum of penalty of five years in prison, while the obstruction of justice charge carries a maximum penalty of 20 years.

In a separate, parallel lawsuit, the SEC charged Montroll with operating an unregistered securities exchange; defrauding users; and making false and misleading statements, including failing to disclose the hacking attack. He also sold unregistered securities that purported to be investments in the exchange and misappropriated funds from those investors, the SEC said.

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22 FEB 2018  
Cryptocurrency    by Lisa Vaas
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Tesla’s Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud account was broken into by hackers who suckled at its computer power for cryptocurrency mining, according to security researchers at RedLock.

The researchers said on Tuesday that the hackers managed to get into the administration console for Tesla’s Kubernetes account because it wasn’t password-protected. Kubernetes is an open-source system designed by Google for optimizing cloud applications.

Once they were in, they found access credentials for Tesla’s AWS environment. They also got at an Amazon S3 (Amazon Simple Storage Service) bucket that had sensitive telemetry data related to Tesla cars.

To mine cryptocurrency – the researchers didn’t say what kind or how much the hackers got – the attackers hid the true IP address of a mining-pool server behind an IP address hosted by CloudFlare, a free content delivery network.    RedLock says it immediately reported the issue to Tesla, which quickly scrubbed itself clean of the infection. Tesla sent a statement to media outlets in which it said that it hadn’t uncovered any sign of customer privacy or vehicle safety or security having been compromised:

We maintain a bug bounty program to encourage this type of research, and we addressed this vulnerability within hours of learning about it. The impact seems to be limited to internally-used engineering test cars only, and our initial investigation found no indication that customer privacy or vehicle safety or security was compromised in any way.

RedLock said that the Tesla attack is similar to those it’s discovered in the past few months targeting Aviva, a British multinational insurance company, and Gemalto, the world’s largest manufacturer of SIM cards.

RedLock said that Tesla, Aviva and Gemalto all had at least one thing in common: Kubernetes consoles accessible to anybody on the internet, all lacking password protection. In fact, the researchers said they found hundreds of such unprotected consoles.

Within the past few months, cryptomining has cropped up on at least a couple of sites, such as The Pirate Bay and Salon, that are purposefully doing it to make money they say they can’t get through advertising.

Unauthorized cryptomining, known as cryptojacking has shown up in unexpected places: a recent example simultanteously infected numerous government websites in at least the US, the UK and Australia, when a third-party service that they all used for text-to-speech conversion got hacked.

Another cryptojacking instance popped up at a Buenos Aires Starbucks Wi-Fi in December.

Did the franchise do it on purpose? Or was it victimized by cryptojackers? Most of the time, cryptojacking is intentional, Naked Security’s Paul Ducklin told Wired at the time of the Starbucks incident:

It’s hard to guess the motivation of an unknown website operator, but based on an analysis of our detection data for the month of November [2017], most coinmining sites were doing it on purpose, and a significant majority were taking all the CPU they could get.

As we noted with Salon’s “turn off your adblocker or get to work mining for us,” you’ll probably have have a tough time making money from browser-based cryptomining.

Even Coinhive, a website dedicated to providing cloud-based cryptomining services for a 30% cut of the take, admits that your takings are likely to be modest: a site with 1,000,000 page visits a month, each of which lasts a full five minutes, none of which are from mobile devices, and where visitors are forced to mine all the time they’re on the site, is only going to pull in about 0.27 Monero a month – currently about $100.

How much cryptocoin does unauthorized sipping off an AWS get you?

It doesn’t matter. It’s illegal.

Come up with a different hobby rather than go down that route, and while we’re all on the topic, make sure to password-protect those Kubernetes consoles!

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