石油・ガス業界の「爆発的な」サイバー攻撃は生命を脅かす
The focus of most cybersecurity discussions relate to protecting money, reputation and information. Within financial institutions, it is often a threat to personal or company finances. In the telecommunications industry, it is more about personal identity information or intellectual property theft. At a government level, cyber-espionage is a relatively easy and low-cost way to acquire high-value intelligence.
However, the dangers of cyberattacks on physical infrastructure including SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) and ICS (Industrial Control Systems) are very real, growing and frightening, as a recent New York Times article about an attack on a petrochemical company with a plant in Saudi Arabia explains.
Within the Oil and Gas sector, cybersecurity attacks can cause explosions. For a long time, these plants were not connected to networks, but now, in the interests of simplicity of management, they have all been dangerously connected. The probability of these systems being attacked - and successfully so - is now much higher. These applications are NOT designed with security in mind, because, it was not the intention to have them connected to the internet.
The NYT article details an attack that was not designed to simply destroy data, or shut down the plant, but also to sabotage the firm's operations and trigger an explosion that would likely harm other humans. Investigators said the only thing that prevented an explosion was "a mistake in the attackers'computer code", one which they believe the hackers have "probably fixed by now". Investigators believe it is "only a matter of time" before they deploy the same technique against another company successfully.
Software developers are becoming key architects who underpin the success and safety of many public and private organizations. There is no greater example than in the Oil and Gas industry. It is more important than ever that they have a better knowledge of the security implications of their work and that they learn how to code securely, whatever language or frameworks they use.
If you want to see how developers can learn about security to help protect critical infrastructure, play the following challenge:
https://portal.securecodewarrior.com/#/simple-flow/web/injection/oscmd/cpp/vanilla
The only thing that prevented an explosion was a mistake in the attackers'computer code, the investigators said.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/15/technology/saudi-arabia-hacks-cyberattacks.html
The cyberassault was not designed to simply destroy data or shut down the plant, investigators believe. It was meant to trigger an explosion. https://t.co/kQqcAhoW01
" The New York Times (@nytimes) March 15, 2018
A Cyberattack in Saudi Arabia Had a Deadly Goal. Experts Fear Another Try. https://t.co/q9UdicR7dv
" Colin Wright (@colinismyname) March 22, 2018
The attack was a dangerous escalation in international hacking, as faceless enemies demonstrated both the drive and the ability to inflict serious physical damage. https://t.co/G8bBCteouZ#CyberSecurity #NetworkMonitoring
" Elitery Indonesia (@eliterydc) March 22, 2018
A recent failed #cyberassault on a Saudi Arabian petrochemical company had a deadly goal. This @NYTimes article explains more: https://t.co/3g8oDuPijm pic.twitter.com/MfSqrXSd9u
" Symantec EMEA (@SymantecEMEA) March 21, 2018
マティアス・マドゥ博士は、セキュリティ専門家、研究者、CTO、セキュア・コード・ウォリアーの共同創設者です。Matias はゲント大学で静的分析ソリューションを中心にアプリケーションセキュリティの博士号を取得しました。その後、米国のFortifyに入社し、開発者が安全なコードを書くのを手伝わずに、コードの問題を検出するだけでは不十分であることに気づきました。これがきっかけで、開発者を支援し、セキュリティの負担を軽減し、顧客の期待を超える製品を開発するようになりました。Team Awesome の一員としてデスクにいないときは、RSA カンファレンス、BlackHat、DefCon などのカンファレンスでプレゼンテーションを行うステージでのプレゼンテーションを楽しんでいます。
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マティアス・マドゥ博士は、セキュリティ専門家、研究者、CTO、セキュア・コード・ウォリアーの共同創設者です。Matias はゲント大学で静的分析ソリューションを中心にアプリケーションセキュリティの博士号を取得しました。その後、米国のFortifyに入社し、開発者が安全なコードを書くのを手伝わずに、コードの問題を検出するだけでは不十分であることに気づきました。これがきっかけで、開発者を支援し、セキュリティの負担を軽減し、顧客の期待を超える製品を開発するようになりました。Team Awesome の一員としてデスクにいないときは、RSA カンファレンス、BlackHat、DefCon などのカンファレンスでプレゼンテーションを行うステージでのプレゼンテーションを楽しんでいます。
Matiasは、15年以上のソフトウェアセキュリティの実務経験を持つ研究者および開発者です。フォーティファイ・ソフトウェアや自身の会社であるセンセイ・セキュリティなどの企業向けにソリューションを開発してきました。マティアスはキャリアを通じて、複数のアプリケーションセキュリティ研究プロジェクトを主導し、それが商用製品につながり、10件以上の特許を取得しています。デスクから離れているときには、マティアスは上級アプリケーション・セキュリティ・トレーニング・コースの講師を務め、RSA Conference、Black Hat、DefCon、BSIMM、OWASP AppSec、BruConなどのグローバルカンファレンスで定期的に講演を行っています。
マティアスはゲント大学でコンピューター工学の博士号を取得し、そこでアプリケーションの内部動作を隠すためのプログラムの難読化によるアプリケーションセキュリティを学びました。
The focus of most cybersecurity discussions relate to protecting money, reputation and information. Within financial institutions, it is often a threat to personal or company finances. In the telecommunications industry, it is more about personal identity information or intellectual property theft. At a government level, cyber-espionage is a relatively easy and low-cost way to acquire high-value intelligence.
However, the dangers of cyberattacks on physical infrastructure including SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) and ICS (Industrial Control Systems) are very real, growing and frightening, as a recent New York Times article about an attack on a petrochemical company with a plant in Saudi Arabia explains.
Within the Oil and Gas sector, cybersecurity attacks can cause explosions. For a long time, these plants were not connected to networks, but now, in the interests of simplicity of management, they have all been dangerously connected. The probability of these systems being attacked - and successfully so - is now much higher. These applications are NOT designed with security in mind, because, it was not the intention to have them connected to the internet.
The NYT article details an attack that was not designed to simply destroy data, or shut down the plant, but also to sabotage the firm's operations and trigger an explosion that would likely harm other humans. Investigators said the only thing that prevented an explosion was "a mistake in the attackers'computer code", one which they believe the hackers have "probably fixed by now". Investigators believe it is "only a matter of time" before they deploy the same technique against another company successfully.
Software developers are becoming key architects who underpin the success and safety of many public and private organizations. There is no greater example than in the Oil and Gas industry. It is more important than ever that they have a better knowledge of the security implications of their work and that they learn how to code securely, whatever language or frameworks they use.
If you want to see how developers can learn about security to help protect critical infrastructure, play the following challenge:
https://portal.securecodewarrior.com/#/simple-flow/web/injection/oscmd/cpp/vanilla
The only thing that prevented an explosion was a mistake in the attackers'computer code, the investigators said.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/15/technology/saudi-arabia-hacks-cyberattacks.html
The cyberassault was not designed to simply destroy data or shut down the plant, investigators believe. It was meant to trigger an explosion. https://t.co/kQqcAhoW01
" The New York Times (@nytimes) March 15, 2018
A Cyberattack in Saudi Arabia Had a Deadly Goal. Experts Fear Another Try. https://t.co/q9UdicR7dv
" Colin Wright (@colinismyname) March 22, 2018
The attack was a dangerous escalation in international hacking, as faceless enemies demonstrated both the drive and the ability to inflict serious physical damage. https://t.co/G8bBCteouZ#CyberSecurity #NetworkMonitoring
" Elitery Indonesia (@eliterydc) March 22, 2018
A recent failed #cyberassault on a Saudi Arabian petrochemical company had a deadly goal. This @NYTimes article explains more: https://t.co/3g8oDuPijm pic.twitter.com/MfSqrXSd9u
" Symantec EMEA (@SymantecEMEA) March 21, 2018
The focus of most cybersecurity discussions relate to protecting money, reputation and information. Within financial institutions, it is often a threat to personal or company finances. In the telecommunications industry, it is more about personal identity information or intellectual property theft. At a government level, cyber-espionage is a relatively easy and low-cost way to acquire high-value intelligence.
However, the dangers of cyberattacks on physical infrastructure including SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) and ICS (Industrial Control Systems) are very real, growing and frightening, as a recent New York Times article about an attack on a petrochemical company with a plant in Saudi Arabia explains.
Within the Oil and Gas sector, cybersecurity attacks can cause explosions. For a long time, these plants were not connected to networks, but now, in the interests of simplicity of management, they have all been dangerously connected. The probability of these systems being attacked - and successfully so - is now much higher. These applications are NOT designed with security in mind, because, it was not the intention to have them connected to the internet.
The NYT article details an attack that was not designed to simply destroy data, or shut down the plant, but also to sabotage the firm's operations and trigger an explosion that would likely harm other humans. Investigators said the only thing that prevented an explosion was "a mistake in the attackers'computer code", one which they believe the hackers have "probably fixed by now". Investigators believe it is "only a matter of time" before they deploy the same technique against another company successfully.
Software developers are becoming key architects who underpin the success and safety of many public and private organizations. There is no greater example than in the Oil and Gas industry. It is more important than ever that they have a better knowledge of the security implications of their work and that they learn how to code securely, whatever language or frameworks they use.
If you want to see how developers can learn about security to help protect critical infrastructure, play the following challenge:
https://portal.securecodewarrior.com/#/simple-flow/web/injection/oscmd/cpp/vanilla
The only thing that prevented an explosion was a mistake in the attackers'computer code, the investigators said.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/15/technology/saudi-arabia-hacks-cyberattacks.html
The cyberassault was not designed to simply destroy data or shut down the plant, investigators believe. It was meant to trigger an explosion. https://t.co/kQqcAhoW01
" The New York Times (@nytimes) March 15, 2018
A Cyberattack in Saudi Arabia Had a Deadly Goal. Experts Fear Another Try. https://t.co/q9UdicR7dv
" Colin Wright (@colinismyname) March 22, 2018
The attack was a dangerous escalation in international hacking, as faceless enemies demonstrated both the drive and the ability to inflict serious physical damage. https://t.co/G8bBCteouZ#CyberSecurity #NetworkMonitoring
" Elitery Indonesia (@eliterydc) March 22, 2018
A recent failed #cyberassault on a Saudi Arabian petrochemical company had a deadly goal. This @NYTimes article explains more: https://t.co/3g8oDuPijm pic.twitter.com/MfSqrXSd9u
" Symantec EMEA (@SymantecEMEA) March 21, 2018
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マティアス・マドゥ博士は、セキュリティ専門家、研究者、CTO、セキュア・コード・ウォリアーの共同創設者です。Matias はゲント大学で静的分析ソリューションを中心にアプリケーションセキュリティの博士号を取得しました。その後、米国のFortifyに入社し、開発者が安全なコードを書くのを手伝わずに、コードの問題を検出するだけでは不十分であることに気づきました。これがきっかけで、開発者を支援し、セキュリティの負担を軽減し、顧客の期待を超える製品を開発するようになりました。Team Awesome の一員としてデスクにいないときは、RSA カンファレンス、BlackHat、DefCon などのカンファレンスでプレゼンテーションを行うステージでのプレゼンテーションを楽しんでいます。
Matiasは、15年以上のソフトウェアセキュリティの実務経験を持つ研究者および開発者です。フォーティファイ・ソフトウェアや自身の会社であるセンセイ・セキュリティなどの企業向けにソリューションを開発してきました。マティアスはキャリアを通じて、複数のアプリケーションセキュリティ研究プロジェクトを主導し、それが商用製品につながり、10件以上の特許を取得しています。デスクから離れているときには、マティアスは上級アプリケーション・セキュリティ・トレーニング・コースの講師を務め、RSA Conference、Black Hat、DefCon、BSIMM、OWASP AppSec、BruConなどのグローバルカンファレンスで定期的に講演を行っています。
マティアスはゲント大学でコンピューター工学の博士号を取得し、そこでアプリケーションの内部動作を隠すためのプログラムの難読化によるアプリケーションセキュリティを学びました。
The focus of most cybersecurity discussions relate to protecting money, reputation and information. Within financial institutions, it is often a threat to personal or company finances. In the telecommunications industry, it is more about personal identity information or intellectual property theft. At a government level, cyber-espionage is a relatively easy and low-cost way to acquire high-value intelligence.
However, the dangers of cyberattacks on physical infrastructure including SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) and ICS (Industrial Control Systems) are very real, growing and frightening, as a recent New York Times article about an attack on a petrochemical company with a plant in Saudi Arabia explains.
Within the Oil and Gas sector, cybersecurity attacks can cause explosions. For a long time, these plants were not connected to networks, but now, in the interests of simplicity of management, they have all been dangerously connected. The probability of these systems being attacked - and successfully so - is now much higher. These applications are NOT designed with security in mind, because, it was not the intention to have them connected to the internet.
The NYT article details an attack that was not designed to simply destroy data, or shut down the plant, but also to sabotage the firm's operations and trigger an explosion that would likely harm other humans. Investigators said the only thing that prevented an explosion was "a mistake in the attackers'computer code", one which they believe the hackers have "probably fixed by now". Investigators believe it is "only a matter of time" before they deploy the same technique against another company successfully.
Software developers are becoming key architects who underpin the success and safety of many public and private organizations. There is no greater example than in the Oil and Gas industry. It is more important than ever that they have a better knowledge of the security implications of their work and that they learn how to code securely, whatever language or frameworks they use.
If you want to see how developers can learn about security to help protect critical infrastructure, play the following challenge:
https://portal.securecodewarrior.com/#/simple-flow/web/injection/oscmd/cpp/vanilla
The only thing that prevented an explosion was a mistake in the attackers'computer code, the investigators said.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/15/technology/saudi-arabia-hacks-cyberattacks.html
The cyberassault was not designed to simply destroy data or shut down the plant, investigators believe. It was meant to trigger an explosion. https://t.co/kQqcAhoW01
" The New York Times (@nytimes) March 15, 2018
A Cyberattack in Saudi Arabia Had a Deadly Goal. Experts Fear Another Try. https://t.co/q9UdicR7dv
" Colin Wright (@colinismyname) March 22, 2018
The attack was a dangerous escalation in international hacking, as faceless enemies demonstrated both the drive and the ability to inflict serious physical damage. https://t.co/G8bBCteouZ#CyberSecurity #NetworkMonitoring
" Elitery Indonesia (@eliterydc) March 22, 2018
A recent failed #cyberassault on a Saudi Arabian petrochemical company had a deadly goal. This @NYTimes article explains more: https://t.co/3g8oDuPijm pic.twitter.com/MfSqrXSd9u
" Symantec EMEA (@SymantecEMEA) March 21, 2018
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マティアス・マドゥ博士は、セキュリティ専門家、研究者、CTO、セキュア・コード・ウォリアーの共同創設者です。Matias はゲント大学で静的分析ソリューションを中心にアプリケーションセキュリティの博士号を取得しました。その後、米国のFortifyに入社し、開発者が安全なコードを書くのを手伝わずに、コードの問題を検出するだけでは不十分であることに気づきました。これがきっかけで、開発者を支援し、セキュリティの負担を軽減し、顧客の期待を超える製品を開発するようになりました。Team Awesome の一員としてデスクにいないときは、RSA カンファレンス、BlackHat、DefCon などのカンファレンスでプレゼンテーションを行うステージでのプレゼンテーションを楽しんでいます。
Secure Code Warriorは、ソフトウェア開発ライフサイクル全体にわたってコードを保護し、サイバーセキュリティを最優先とする文化を築くお手伝いをします。アプリケーションセキュリティマネージャ、開発者、CISO、またはセキュリティ関係者のいずれであっても、安全でないコードに関連するリスクを軽減するお手伝いをします。
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