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What is hacking? Taeho Oh

Contents (1) Who is hacker? History of hacking Types of hacking Hacking accidents Why do hackers hack? What hackers do after hacking? What do hackers know?

Contents (2) How can kid hack? Why can ’ t Korean kid hack? How can be a real hacker? Why can ’ t defend against hackers? How can protect the system? What should do after hacked?

Contents (3) How to translate the hackers ’ language

Who is hacker? (1) Hack –Cut with repeated irregular blows –Examine something very minutely Hacker –The person who hacks Cracker –System intruder/destroyer

Who is hacker? (2) Hacker means cracker nowadays –Meaning has been changed

History of hacking Telephone hacking –Use telephone freely –It ’ s called phreaking Computer virus –Destroy many computers Network hacking –Hack the important server remotely and destroy/modify/disclose the information

Types of hacking Normal data transfer InterruptionInterception ModificationFabrication

Hacking accidents (1) Internet Worm –Robert T. Morris made an internet worm. It spread through the internet and crashed about 6000 systems. Cuckoo ’ s Egg –Clifford Stoll caught the hackers who are the German hackers applied by KGB

Hacking accidents (2) IP Spoof –Kevin Mitnick was caught by Tsutomu Shimomura who was security expert. Kevin Mitnick uses the IP Spoof attack in this accident

Why do hackers hack? Just for fun Show off Hack other systems secretly Notify many people their thought Steal important information Destroy enemy ’ s computer network during the war

What do hackers do after hacking? (1) Patch security hole –The other hackers can ’ t intrude Clear logs and hide themselves Install rootkit ( backdoor ) –The hacker who hacked the system can use the system later –It contains trojan ls, ps, and so on

What do hackers do after hacking? (2) Install irc related program –identd, irc, bitchx, eggdrop, bnc Install scanner program –mscan, sscan, nmap Install exploit program Install denial of service program Use all of installed programs silently

What do hackers know? Don ’ t know how to use vi Don ’ t know what unix is Don ’ t know what they do Know how to intrude the system Know how to crash the system Know where the hacking programs are

How can kid hack? Kid has much of time –Kid can search for longer time than other people All hacking program is easy to use Kid doesn ’ t have to know how the hacking program works These kids are called script kiddies

Why can ’ t Korean kid hack? Almost all Korean kids don ’ t know English well Almost all hacking program manuals are written in English –However, many hacking program manuals are being translated

How can be a real hacker? Study C/C++/assembly language Study computer architecture Study operating system Study computer network Examine the hacking tools for a month Think the problem of the computer

Why can ’ t defend against hackers? There are many unknown security hole Hackers need to know only one security hole to hack the system Admin need to know all security holes to defend the system

How can protect the system? (1) Patch security hole often Encrypt important data –Ex) pgp, ssh Do not run unused daemon Remove unused setuid/setgid program Setup loghost

How can protect the system? (2) Use switch hub Setup firewall –Ex) ipchains Setup IDS –Ex) snort Check unintentional changes –Ex) tripwire

How can protect the system? (3) Backup the system often

What should do after hacked? Shutdown the system –Or turn off the system Separate the system from network Restore the system with the backup –Or reinstall all programs Connect the system to the network It can be good to call the police

How to translate the hackers ’ language (1) 1 -> i or l 3 -> e 4 -> a 7 -> t 9 -> g 0 -> o $ -> s | -> i or l |\| -> n |\/| -> m s -> z z -> s f -> ph ph -> f x -> ck ck -> x

How to translate the hackers ’ language (2) Ex) –1 d1d n0t h4ck th1s p4g3, 1t w4s l1k3 th1s wh3n 1 h4ck3d 1n –I did not hack this page, it was like this when I hacked in