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Message-ID: <4E79BD1E.6000307@digit-labs.org>
Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2011 11:31:58 +0100
From: Neil Kettle <neil@...it-labs.org>
To: full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk, bugtraq@...urityfocus.com
Subject: Trusteer Rapport and anti-keylogging
All - It has been a few weeks now since I demonstrated the following at
44con (http://www.44con.com) and thus time to just dump the details here.
The following are what can only be described as 'design flaws' in
Trusteer Rapport's anti-keylogger protections, that is Rapport provides
the functionality to decrypt keys to *everyone* along with the ability
to 'switch-off' anti-keylogger protections all together. However, I
should say that in the latter case, Trusteer aren't the only ones to
provide such functionality, KeyScrambler does also.
This is somewhat documented in the following post,
http://www.digit-security.com/blog/?p=47
The following are for OSX *only*, but you can extend these to Windows
trivially (the ioctl obfuscation layer is easily bypassed by using
Trusteer's own code),
http://wwww.digit-security.com/files/exploits/rapport-switchoff.c
- switches off anti-keylogger protections on OSX allowing your already
existing keylogger to function correctly once again.
http://wwww.digit-security.com/files/exploits/rapport-listen.c
- uses Trusteer's own functionality to 'decrypt' keys directly.
--
Neil K
(neil@...it-labs.org)
"Only a few people will follow the proof. Whoever does will
spend the rest of his life convincing people it is correct."
- Anonymous, "P ?= NP"
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