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Various web application security testing tools and vulnerable web applications were added to a clean install of Ubuntu v16.04LTS, which is patched with the appropriate updates and VM additions for easy use.

Sponsored by Maven Security Consulting Inc (performing web app security testing & training since 2001). Also, could be you! Web Security Dojo is an open source and fully transparent project, with public build scripts and bug trackers on Sourceforge .

The Secure Coding Dojo is a training platform which can be customized to integrate with custom vulnerable websites and other CTF challenges. The project was initially developed at Trend Micro and was donated to OWASP in 2021.

Bringing Software Security training to schools can have a positive impact on the security of future software. The Secure Coding Dojo project was created to bring knowledge about software weaknesses and security best practices to classrooms of all sizes: from universities to large companies. This workshop package is intended to facilitate security advocates to deliver training sessions using the dojo.

The workshop package is based on an event organized by the OWASP Ottawa Chapter and Secure that Cert at the University of Ottawa. Special thanks to the workshop organizers: Nancy Gariche, Garth Boyd, Miguel Garzon, Abdulwahaab Ahmed, Scott Kelly and Dave Petrasovic.

The Secure Coding Dojo runs from Docker containers. Students could easily deploy their own instance using docker-compose as described below. Deploying a common permanent production instance of the Dojo requires a bit more setup with instructions available on the wiki .

Having a safe place to try out new security tools is important if you want to stay current with emerging threats and techniques. When testing your Web Application Firewall's (WAF) ability to mitigate threats, you need a vulnerable target to test attacks against.

In this first guide, I will step through setting up the Web Security Dojo to provide several weak web applications to attack and configure it for external testing. I will also show how to configure your attacking machine to access the Dojo, and finally how to perform a basic SQL injection.

It seems that everyone is familiar with the infamous Kali Linux which provides a great tool-set to attack a web host. There seems to be less awareness of security targets that are available for testing.

Maven Security Consulting has created a free, open-source, self-contained Virtual Box virtual appliance for this purpose. It is called the Web Security Dojo and is a great target to test against as it contains numerous vulnerable web targets such as:

Getting Web Security Dojo up and running is as simple as installing Virtual Box, downloading the Web Security Dojo virtual appliance and importing the appliance. The site also has more detailed installation instructions to get you going.

To be able to effectively test your Web Application Firewall, you need to have it in line with the test machine and the target. As a control, you should also have a test machine that can directly connect to the target without any interference from other devices.

I suggest using a DMZ and internal subnet for this. You want to be able to access the site directly, and via the WAF. I use two attack machines - one on the same subnet, and one on the "external" side of the WAF.

Make sure the network interface(s) of the test and Dojo machines are bridged to the relevant networks so that it can get a non-NAT IP address. This will simplify testing and troubleshooting. When you dive into packet captures you will also appreciate the simplicity of fewer NATs.

If possible you should isolate the test environment completely from your production network. Introducing fully equipped penetrations testing machines and a purposely vulnerable target on your production network is not a good idea. If you have no other option than using your production environment make sure that you take reasonable precautions during testing and shut down the devices when not in use.

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Maven Security packaged and configured the virtual appliance as an all-in-one appliance. So you do not need to connect these vulnerable sites to your network for testing. This is great if you just want to practice with the installed tools in isolation. However, for testing Web Application Firewalls, you need to access it from something other than the 127.0.0.1 localhost. For this, we are going to explicitly change a few of the default settings.

Confirm that you are in the correct subnet or VLAN that you require. If you are in a subnet without DHCP you can configure static addresses. Using the Start | Settings | Network Connections utility is the easiest.

By default, there is an Apache access directive in place to limit access to the Apache hosted site to only allow the localhost. If you attempt to connect from an IP address that is not the localhost you will simply get an error 403 response.

I use a Kali Linux machine as the attacking machine, but using a Windows machine is also perfectly fine. To access the different sites and services on the Dojo machine you will need to have the relevant DNS or HOST entries so that you can generate acceptable HOST headers.

This will show you the list of web targets. The top 5 links are sites that are running by default so you should be able to connect to any of them. Targets like Hacme and Webgoat can be manually started on the Dojo machine.

Injection remains the top most critical web application risk according to OWASP. Injection flaws occur when untrusted data is sent as part of a command or query. The hostile data can trick the application into executing unintended commands or accessing data without proper authorization.

In follow-up articles, I will step through the process of publishing some of the Web Security Dojo sites on the different Web Application Firewall platforms and how to check the WAFs functionality to see if it protects against a simple attack such as the basic SQL injection we used above.

Having a complete environment where you can test web vulnerabilities and mitigating controls is very useful. Not only for testing web application firewalls and training, but also to provide evidence of compliance or provide the proof you need to get a business case approved. It also works as a great awareness tool where you can visually show an audience how simple some exploits are to execute.

NOTE: After your testing is complete I would strongly suggest that you turn off your virtual testing devices. Having weak targets on your network and fully loaded penetration testing devices is a goldmine for an actual attacker!

Our flexible AppSec Education Platform makes it quick and easy to achieve short-term compliance goals, target current problems, all the while supporting a proactive, long-term approach to engage learners and build a more secure culture around application security.

When you think about security awareness, do you envision phishing e-mails, Nigerian princes, and tailgating cyber criminals? Security vulnerabilities are a fact of life, but we can help our organizations develop a greater level of understanding and a desire to put security first in their development efforts. At Cisco, we believe that security awareness training should feature traditional training about crazy links you should not click under any circumstances and how to stop strangers from entering your buildings, as well as application security awareness. Application security awareness, when done well, can drive security culture change to make a company and its products and solutions safer. Moving an organization to focus on security is possible, because we have done it.

We see the security culture of an organization like a wave in the ocean. Empowering each team member with knowledge and application for security adds a small amount of wind pushing that wave forward. With enough wind (and enough change), the wave becomes a tidal wave.

In this program, we first help students build a foundation of security knowledge. When they attain this, they get a Cisco Security White Belt. Next, we help them layer role-specific knowledge on top of that to achieve the Cisco Security Green Belt. The final step in culture change is guiding them to apply their skills and to act by positively changing the state of security in a product, solution, or service. At these higher levels, users become Cisco Security Blue, Brown, and Black Belts.

Any awareness program is defined by the quality of content. If content is bad, nothing else about the program matters. Our approach was to create engaging content using an interview / talk show format. We have a small group of experts and a host, and we discuss security topics. There are no scripts and there is limited editing. We are real people talking about real security and sharing our experience.

The second tenet is recognition. People like to be recognized for their success. This program, as we just mentioned, uses the belt system to provide learners with continuous improvement targets. They see the journey from white belt to black belt, and the desire to attain the next belt drives them forward.

We use metaphor to make these training sessions funny and engaging. The use of humor lightens up discussion security topics. We spoof different movies and commercials with a security twist and we even add animation and cartoons to vary the medium and keep users anticipating and waiting to see what might come next. All of these things contribute to making security fun. 152ee80cbc

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