How to Use CNCF’s Falco to Protect Yourself From the New SCARLETEEL Attack! by Marat Salakhutdinov @Sysdig

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How to Use CNCF’s Falco to Protect Yourself From the New SCARLETEEL Attack! Marat Salakhutdinov Senior Customer Solutions Engineer at Sysdig

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Marat Salakhutdinov Senior Customer Solutions Engineer @Sysdig linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/salakhutdinov/ email: [email protected]

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Sysdig 2023 Global Cloud Threat Report 1. Cloud Automation Weaponized 2. 10 Minutes to Pain - every second counts 3. A 90% Safe Supply Chain Isn’t Safe Enough 4. Attackers are Hiding Among the Clouds 5. 65% of Cloud Attacks Target Telcos and FinTech

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SCARLETEEL attack 5

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“The Security Camera for Modern Apps” created by Sysdig

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What is Falco? ● Runtime security engine ● Observability for: ○ Endpoints ○ Cloud infrastructure ● Built on eBPF ● Integrated with Kubernetes CNCF INCUBATED PROJECT

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Beyond system calls and containers Plugins are dynamic shared libraries which allow Falco to collect and extract fields from streams of events

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Resources Get started at Falco.org Check out the Falco project in Github Get involved in the Falco community Meet the maintainers on the Falco Slack Follow @falco_org on Join a Falco workshop

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Demo Environment Details K8S cluster running on an EC2 node (with IMDSv1). • Vulnerable Spring Boot Application • Falco as a daemon set on k8s cluster • Falco Sidekick • Falco Sidekick UI • Falco Cloudtrail plugin • Falco AWS Cloudtrail terraform module An attacker host to execute the infiltration and exploit of the attack. • Rootkit installed. • Other tools to escalate privileges and lateral movement.

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Demo time 11

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Is runtime security enough? What helps the attacker to execute the attack: ● Vulnerable packages ● Vulnerable binaries ○ In Runtime ● Privileged containers ● Extensive Permissions ● Misconfigurations 12 Vulnerability Management * CSPM / KSPM / CIEM * CNAPP * * - its all can be done by Sysdig CNAPP Platform

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CNAPP: SCARLETEEL - Sysdig demo lab Features and flows of the Lab: ● Runtime Threat Detection and Response ● Cloud Threat Detection (AWS account) ● Vulnerability Management for K8s workloads ● Security Posture ○ CSPM: Cloud Security Posture Management ○ CIEM: Cloud Identities and Entitlements Management 13