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1 Mobile Application Security Himanshu Dwivedi Chris Clark David Thiel шив \ 1 Ш * Mc Grauu Hill New York Chicago San Francisco Lisbon London Madrid Mexico City Milan New Delhi San Juan Seoul Singapore Sydney Toronto
2 Contents Acknowledgments Introduction xix xxi Part I Mobile Platforms Chapter 1 Top Mobile Issues and Development Strategies 1 Top Issues Facing Mobile Devices 2 Physical Security 2 Secure Data Storage (on Disk) 3 Strong Authentication with Poor Keyboards 3 Multiple-User Support with Security 4 Safe Browsing Environment 4 Secure Operating Systems 4 Application Isolation 5 Information Disclosure 5 Virus, Worms, Trojans, Spyware, and Malware 6 Difficult Patching/Update Process 6 Strict Use and Enforcement of SSL 6 Phishing 7 Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) 7 Location Privacy/Security 8 Insecure Device Drivers 8 Multifactor Authentication 8 Tips for Secure Mobile Application Development 9 Leverage TLS/SSL 10 Follow Secure Programming Practices 10 Validate Input 10 Leverage the Permissions Model Used by the OS 11 Use the Least Privilege Model for System Access 11 vii
3 viii Mobile Application Security Store Sensitive Information Properly 11 Sign the Application's Code 12 Figure Out a Secure and Strong Update Process 12 Understand the Mobile Browser's Security Strengths and Limitations 12 Zero Out the Nonthreats 13 Use Secure/Intuitive Mobile URLs 13 Conclusion 14 Chapter 2 Android Security 15 Development and Debugging on Android 17 Android's Securable IPC Mechanisms 20 Activities 20 Broadcasts 20 Services 21 ContentProviders 21 Binder 21 Android's Security Model 21 Android Permissions Review 22 Creating New Manifest Permissions 26 Intents 27 Intent Review 27 IntentFilters 28 Activities 29 Broadcasts 32 Receiving Broadcast Intents 32 Safely Sending Broadcast Intents 33 Sticky Broadcasts 33 Services 34 ContentProviders 35 Avoiding SQL Injection 37 Intent Reflection 37 Files and Preferences 38 Mass Storage 40 Binder Interfaces 40 Security by Coller Permission or Identity Checking 41 Binder Reference Security 42
4 Contents ix Android Security Tools 42 Manifest Explorer 43 Package Play 44 Intent Sniffer 45 Intent Fuzzer 45 Conclusion 46 Chapter 3 The Apple iphone 49 History 50 The iphone and OS X 51 Breaking Out, Breaking In 51 iphonesdk 52 Future 52 Development 52 Decompilation and Disassembly 52 Preventing Reverse-Engineering 56 Security Testing 56 Buffer Overflows 57 Integer Overflows 57 Format String Attacks 58 Double-Frees 60 Static Analysis 61 Application Format 62 Build and Packaging 62 Distribution: The Apple Store 62 Code Signing 63 Executing Unsigned Code 64 Permissions and User Controls 64 Sandboxing 65 Exploit Mitigation 65 Permissions 66 Local Data Storage: Files, Permissions, and Encryption 66 SQLite Storage 67 iphone Keychain Storage 68 Shared Keychain Storage 69 Adding Certificates to the Certificate Store 70 Acquiring Entropy 70
5 Mobile Application Security Networking 71 The URL Loading API 72 NSStreams 73 Peer to Peer (P2P) 74 Push Notifications, Copy/Paste, and Other IPC 75 Push Notifications 75 UlPasteboard 76 Conclusion 77 Chapter 4 Windows Mobile Security 79 Introduction to the Platform 80 Relation to Windows CE 80 Device Architecture 81 Device Storage 83 Kernel Architecture 83 Memory Layout 84 Windows CE Processes 85 Services 86 Objects 86 Kernel Mode and User Mode 88 Development and Security Testing 90 Coding Environments and SDKs 90 Emulator 91 Debugging 94 Disassembly 97 Code Security 100 Application Packaging and Distribution 104 Permissions and User Controls 106 Privileged and Normal Mode 107 Authenticode, Signatures, and Certificates 107 Public Key Cryptography 108 Running Applications 110 Locking Devices Ill Managing Device Security Policy 113 Local Data Storage 114 Files and Permissions 114 Stolen Device Protections 116
6 Contents xi Structured Storage 116 Encrypted and Device Secured Storage 116 Networking 117 Connection Manager 118 WinSock 118 IrDA 118 Bluetooth 119 HTTPandSSL 119 Conclusion 119 Chapter 5 BlackBerry Security 121 Introduction to Platform 122 BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) 123 BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS) 123 Device and OS Architecture 124 Development and Security Testing 125 Coding Environment 125 Simulator 126 Debugging 127 Disassembly 129 Code Security 131 Application Packaging and Distribution 132 Permissions and User Controls 134 RIM Controlled APIs 135 Carrier and MIDLet Signatures 140 Handling Permission Errors in MIDP Applications 141 Locking Devices 142 Managing Application Permissions 143 Local Data Storage 143 Files and Permissions 144 Programmatic File System Access 144 Structured Storage 145 Encrypted and Device Secured Storage 146 Networking 148 Device Firewall 148 SSL and WTLS 148 Conclusion 149
7 xii Mobile Application Security Chapter 6 Java Mobile Edition Security 151 Standards Development 152 Configurations, Profiles, and JSRs 153 Configurations 154 Profiles 155 Optional Packages 156 Development and Security Testing 157 Configuring a Development Environment and Installing New Platforms 158 Emulator 160 Emulator and Data Execution Protection 160 Reverse Engineering and Debugging 162 Hiding Cryptographic Secrets 165 Code Security 168 Application Packaging and Distribution 170 Permissions and User Controls 175 Data Access 178 Conclusion 179 Chapter 7 SymbianOS Security 181 Introduction to the Platform 182 Device Architecture 183 Device Storage 185 Development and Security Testing 186 Development Environment 186 Software Development Kits 187 Emulator 188 Debugging 190 IDA Pro 190 Code Security 191 Symbian C RI.RS and OpenC 199 Application Packaging 200 Executable Image Format 200 Installation Packages 202 Signatures 203 Symbian Signed 204 Installation 206
8 Contents Permissions and User Controls 207 Capabilities Overview 207 Executable Image Capabilities 209 Process Capabilities 209 Capabilities Between Processes 210 Interprocess Communication 211 Client/Server Sessions 211 Shared Sessions 216 Shared Handles 217 Persistent Data Storage 217 File Storage 218 Structured Storage 219 Encrypted Storage 220 Conclusion WebOS Security 225 Introduction to the Platform 226 WebOS System Architecture 227 Model-View-Controller 230 Stages and Scenes, Assistants and Views 230 Development and Security Testing 231 Developer Mode 232 Accessing Linux 232 Emulator 233 Debugging and Disassembly 234 Code Security 237 Script Injection 237 Direct Evaluation 238 Programmatic Data Injection 240 Avoiding innerhtml and updated Injections 241 Template Injection 242 Local Data Injection 243 Application Packaging 246 Permissions and User Controls 247 Storage 247 Networking 250 Conclusion 250
9 xiv Mobile Application Security Part II Mobile Services Chapter 9 WAP and Mobile HTML Security 251 WAP and Mobile HTML Basics 253 Authentication on WAP/Mobile HTML Sites 254 Encryption 257 WAP SSL and WAP Application Attacks on Mobile HTML Sites 260 Cross-Site Scripting 260 SQL injection 264 Cross-Site Request Forgery 266 HTTP Redirects 270 Phishing 272 Session Fixation 272 Non-SSLLogin 273 WAP and Mobile Browser Weaknesses 273 Lack of HTTPOnly Flag Support 274 Lack of SECURE Flag Support 274 Handling Browser Cache 274 WAP Limitations 275 Conclusion 275 Chapter 10 Bluetooth Security 277 Overview of the Technology 278 History and Standards 278 Common Uses 279 Alternatives 279 Future 281 Bluetooth Technical Architecture 281 Radio Operation and Frequency 281 Bluetooth Network Topology 282 Device Identification 283 Modes of Operation 283 Bluetooth Stack 285 Bluetooth Profiles 286
10 Contents XV Bluetooth Security Features 287 Pairing 288 Traditional Security Services in Bluetooth 290 Security "Non-Features" 294 Threats to Bluetooth Devices and Networks 294 Bluetooth Vulnerabilities 295 Bluetooth Versions Prior to vl Bluetooth Versions Prior to v All Versions 296 Recommendations 297 Chapter 11 SMS Security 299 Overview of Short Message Service 301 Overview of Multimedia Messaging Service 304 Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) 306 Protocol Attacks 308 Abusing Legitimate Functionality 310 Attacking Protocol Implementations 321 Application Attacks 324 iphone Safari 325 Windows Mobile MMS 325 Motorola RAZR JPG Overflow 326 Walkthroughs 326 Sending PDUs 327 Converting XML to WBXML 329 Conclusion 329 Chapter 12 Mobile Geolocation 331 Geolocation Methods 332 Tower Triangulation 332 GPS Geolocation Implementation 334 Android 334 iphone 336 Windows Mobile 337 Geolocation Implementation 337 Symbian 337 BlackBerry 338
11 xvi Mobile Application Security Risks of Geolocation Services 339 Risks to the End User 340 Risks to Service Providers 341 Geolocation Best Practices 341 Chapter 13 Enterprise Security on the Mobile OS 343 Device Security Options 344 PIN 345 Remote Wipe 346 Secure Local Storage 347 Apple iphone and Keychain 347 Security Policy Enforcement 348 Encryption 350 Full Disk Encryption 350 Encryption 350 File Encryption 351 Application Sandboxing, Signing, and Permissions 352 Application Sandboxing 352 Application Signing 354 Permissions 356 Buffer Overflow Protection 357 Windows Mobile 358 iphone 359 Android 359 BlackBerry 359 Security Feature Summary 360 Conclusion 360 Part III Appendixes Appendix A Mobile Malware 363 A Tour of Important Past Malware 364 Cabir 365 Commwarrior 365 Beselo.B 365 Trojan.Redbrowser.A 365 WinCE/Brador.a 366
12 Contents xvii WinCE/Infojack 366 SMS.Python.Flocker 366 Yxes.A 366 Others 367 Threat Scenarios 367 Fake Firmware 367 Classic Trojans 367 Worms 368 Ransomware 368 Mitigating Mobile Malware Mayhem 369 For End Users 369 For Developers and Platform Vendors 369 Appendix В Mobile Security Penetration Testing Tools 371 Mobile Platform Attack Tools and Utilities 372 Manifest Explorer 372 Package Play 373 IntentSniffer 374 Intent Fuzzer 375 pysimreader 376 Browser Extensions 377 WMLBrowser 377 User Agent Switcher 377 FoxyProxy 377 TamperData 379 Live HTTP Headers 379 Web Developer 380 Firebug 381 Networking Tools 381 Wireshark 381 Tcpdump 382 Scapy 384 Web Application Tools 384 WebScarab 384 Gizmo 386
13 xviii Mobile Application Security Fuzzing Frameworks 387 Peach 387 Sulley 387 General Utilities 388 Hachoir 388 VBinDiff 388 Index 391 i
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