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detecting-stuxnet-style-attacks

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detecting-stuxnet-style-attacks について

高価値な OT 環境を Stuxnet 型攻撃から守る防御担当者や調査担当者向けのセキュリティスキルです。PLC ロジックの完全性監視と物理モデルによる異常検知を扱います。

主な機能

  1. 01攻撃段階ごとの検知箇所の整理
  2. 02PLC ロジックと信頼済み基準の比較
  3. 03物理モデルによるプロセス異常の検知
  4. 04産業プロトコルとエンジニアリング端末の監視

活用シーン

  1. 01PLC プログラムの不正変更の検知
  2. 02サイバー・フィジカル攻撃の調査
  3. 03重要インフラの多層防御の設計

インストール

コマンドをコピーしてターミナルで実行します。

$npx skills add https://github.com/mukul975/anthropic-cybersecurity-skills --skill detecting-stuxnet-style-attacks

インストール後、Claude Code で/detecting-stuxnet-style-attacksを入力して読み込まれたか確認します。

同梱ファイル

SKILL.md と一緒にインストールされる参考資料やスクリプト。

LICENSE
references/
api-reference.md
scripts/
agent.py

詳細

Stuxnet 型攻撃の検出

使用する場面

  • 高価値の OT 対象(原子力、化学、重要インフラ)に対する高度な脅威検出を実装する場合
  • PLC ロジックとプロセス操作を標的とする APT 型攻撃の検出を構築する場合
  • 不正な変更を検出するために PLC ロジックの整合性監視を確立する場合
  • サイバーフィジカル攻撃を示唆する可能性のあるプロセス異常を調査する場合
  • 国家レベルの OT 脅威に対する多層防御戦略を設計する場合

使用しないでください: 基本的な OT 侵入検知(detecting-attacks-on-scada-systems を参照)、Stuxnet サンプルのマルウェア解析(マルウェアのリバースエンジニアリングスキルを参照)、または PLC のプログラミングとロジック開発。

前提条件

  • Stuxnet の攻撃チェーンと MITRE ATT&CK for ICS フレームワークに関する詳細な理解
  • すべての PLC プログラムの既知の正常なベースラインコピーを含む PLC ロジックのバックアップリポジトリ
  • エンジニアリングワークステーションの監視(OT に対応した EDR)
  • 制御対象の物理プロセスに対する物理ベースのプロセスモデル
  • 産業用プロトコルのトラフィック分析のためのネットワーク監視

ワークフロー

ステップ 1: Stuxnet 攻撃チェーンを理解する

多段階の Stuxnet 型攻撃チェーン全体にわたって、検出の機会をマッピングします。

# Stuxnet-Style Attack Chain and Detection Points
attack_chain:
  stage_1_initial_access:
    technique: "USB-borne malware targeting air-gapped network"
    mitre_ics: "T0847 - Replication Through Removable Media"
    detection:
      - "USB device connection logging on engineering workstations"
      - "Removable media scanning with OT-approved AV"
      - "Application allowlisting blocking unauthorized executables"
      - "Windows autorun disabled via Group Policy"
    indicators:
      - "New USB device connections to engineering workstations"
      - "Execution of unsigned binaries from removable media"
      - "LNK file exploitation patterns"

  stage_2_lateral_movement:
    technique: "Exploitation of Windows vulnerabilities for network propagation"
    mitre_ics: "T0866 - Exploitation of Remote Services"
    detection:
      - "Network IDS detecting exploit traffic (MS08-067, MS10-061)"
      - "Unusual SMB traffic between engineering workstations"
      - "Windows event logs showing privilege escalation"
      - "New scheduled tasks or services created"
    indicators:
      - "Lateral movement between Level 3-4 Windows systems"
      - "WMI/PsExec execution from unexpected sources"
      - "Pass-the-hash authentication patterns"

  stage_3_ews_compromise:
    technique: "Compromise of engineering workstation with PLC programming software"
    mitre_ics: "T0862 - Supply Chain Compromise (Step-7 hooking)"
    detection:
      - "File integrity monitoring on Step-7/TIA Portal directories"
      - "DLL injection detection in PLC programming software"
      - "Monitoring s7otbxdx.dll for Stuxnet-specific hook"
      - "Unexpected modifications to PLC project files"
    indicators:
      - "Modified DLLs in Siemens STEP 7 installation directory"
      - "Rootkit hiding files on engineering workstation"
      - "PLC programming software behaving abnormally"

  stage_4_plc_logic_modification:
    technique: "Injecting malicious OB/FC blocks into PLC program"
    mitre_ics: "T0839 - Module Firmware / T0833 - Modify Control Logic"
    detection:
      - "PLC logic integrity comparison against known-good baseline"
      - "S7comm upload/download traffic from unauthorized sources"
      - "New OB/FC/FB blocks appearing in PLC program"
      - "Modification of OB1 (main scan) or OB35 (cyclic interrupt)"
    indicators:
      - "PLC program block count changes"
      - "PLC program size changes"
      - "Upload of unknown program blocks"

  stage_5_process_manipulation:
    technique: "Manipulating physical process while spoofing sensor readings"
    mitre_ics: "T0836 - Modify Parameter / T0856 - Spoof Reporting Message"
    detection:
      - "Physics-based anomaly detection (process model deviation)"
      - "Cross-validation of independent sensors"
      - "Vibration analysis and mechanical signature monitoring"
      - "Comparison of PLC-reported values vs independent measurements"
    indicators:
      - "Motor/pump operating outside normal parameters"
      - "Sensor readings diverging from physics model predictions"
      - "Process efficiency metrics deviating unexpectedly"
ステップ 2: PLC ロジックの整合性監視を実装する

稼働中のロジックを既知の正常なベースラインと比較することで、PLC プログラムの整合性を継続的に監視します。

#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""PLC Logic Integrity Monitor.

Periodically retrieves PLC program block information and compares
against known-good baselines to detect unauthorized modifications
(Stuxnet-style logic injection).
"""

import hashlib
import json
import sys
import time
from dataclasses import dataclass, field, asdict
from datetime import datetime


@dataclass
class PLCBlock:
    """Represents a PLC program block."""
    block_type: str  # OB, FC, FB, DB
    block_number: int
    name: str
    size_bytes: int
    checksum: str
    last_modified: str
    author: str = ""


@dataclass
class IntegrityAlert:
    alert_id: str
    timestamp: str
    severity: str
    plc_name: str
    plc_ip: str
    alert_type: str
    description: str
    baseline_value: str
    current_value: str
    mitre_technique: str


class PLCIntegrityMonitor:
    """Monitors PLC program integrity against baselines."""

    def __init__(self):
        self.baselines = {}  # plc_name -> list of PLCBlock
        self.alerts = []
        self.alert_counter = 1

    def load_baseline(self, plc_name, baseline_file):
        """Load known-good PLC program baseline."""
        with open(baseline_file) as f:
            data = json.load(f)
        blocks = [PLCBlock(**b) for b in data.get("blocks", [])]
        self.baselines[plc_name] = {
            "blocks": {f"{b.block_type}{b.block_number}": b for b in blocks},
            "total_blocks": len(blocks),
            "loaded_at": datetime.now().isoformat(),
        }
        print(f"[*] Loaded baseline for {plc_name}: {len(blocks)} blocks")

    def check_integrity(self, plc_name, plc_ip, current_blocks):
        """Compare current PLC program against baseline."""
        baseline = self.baselines.get(plc_name)
        if not baseline:
            print(f"[WARN] No baseline for {plc_name}")
            return

        baseline_blocks = baseline["blocks"]
        current_block_map = {f"{b.block_type}{b.block_number}": b for b in current_blocks}

        # Check 1: New blocks added (potential logic injection)
        for key, block in current_block_map.items():
            if key not in baseline_blocks:
                self.alerts.append(IntegrityAlert(
                    alert_id=f"INT-{self.alert_counter:04d}",
                    timestamp=datetime.now().isoformat(),
                    severity="critical",
                    plc_name=plc_name,
                    plc_ip=plc_ip,
                    alert_type="NEW_BLOCK_DETECTED",
                    description=(
                        f"New program block {key} ({block.name}) found in PLC "
                        f"that does not exist in baseline. Size: {block.size_bytes} bytes."
                    ),
                    baseline_value="Block does not exist in baseline",
                    current_value=f"{key}: {block.size_bytes} bytes, checksum {block.checksum}",
                    mitre_technique="T0839 - Module Firmware / T0833 - Modify Control Logic",
                ))
                self.alert_counter += 1

        # Check 2: Blocks removed
        for key in baseline_blocks:
            if key not in current_block_map:
                self.alerts.append(IntegrityAlert(
                    alert_id=f"INT-{self.alert_counter:04d}",
                    timestamp=datetime.now().isoformat(),
                    severity="high",
                    plc_name=plc_name,
                    plc_ip=plc_ip,
                    alert_type="BLOCK_REMOVED",
                    description=f"Program block {key} removed from PLC",
                    baseline_value=f"{key}: {baseline_blocks[key].size_bytes} bytes",
                    current_value="Block not found",
                    mitre_technique="T0833 - Modify Control Logic",
                ))
                self.alert_counter += 1

        # Check 3: Block content modified (checksum mismatch)
        for key in baseline_blocks:
            if key in current_block_map:
                baseline_block = baseline_blocks[key]
                current_block = current_block_map[key]

                if baseline_block.checksum != current_block.checksum:
                    self.alerts.append(IntegrityAlert(
                        alert_id=f"INT-{self.alert_counter:04d}",
                        timestamp=datetime.now().isoformat(),
                        severity="critical",
                        plc_name=plc_name,
                        plc_ip=plc_ip,
                        alert_type="BLOCK_MODIFIED",
                        description=(
                            f"Program block {key} checksum mismatch. "
                            f"Logic has been modified since baseline was established."
                        ),
                        baseline_value=f"Checksum: {baseline_block.checksum}, Size: {baseline_block.size_bytes}",
                        current_value=f"Checksum: {current_block.checksum}, Size: {current_block.size_bytes}",
                        mitre_technique="T0833 - Modify Control Logic",
                    ))
                    self.alert_counter += 1

        # Check 4: Block count change
        if len(current_blocks) != baseline["total_blocks"]:
            self.alerts.append(IntegrityAlert(
                alert_id=f"INT-{self.alert_counter:04d}",
                timestamp=datetime.now().isoformat(),
                severity="high",
                plc_name=plc_name,
                plc_ip=plc_ip,
                alert_type="BLOCK_COUNT_CHANGE",
                description=f"Total block count changed from {baseline['total_blocks']} to {len(current_blocks)}",
                baseline_value=str(baseline["total_blocks"]),
                current_value=str(len(current_blocks)),
                mitre_technique="T0833 - Modify Control Logic",
            ))
            self.alert_counter += 1

    def generate_report(self):
        """Generate integrity monitoring report."""
        print(f"\n{'='*70}")
        print("PLC LOGIC INTEGRITY MONITORING REPORT")
        print(f"{'='*70}")
        print(f"Baselines loaded: {len(self.baselines)}")
        print(f"Alerts: {len(self.alerts)}")

        for a in self.alerts:
            print(f"\n  [{a.severity.upper()}] {a.alert_type}")
            print(f"    PLC: {a.plc_name} ({a.plc_ip})")
            print(f"    {a.description}")
            print(f"    Baseline: {a.baseline_value}")
            print(f"    Current: {a.current_value}")
            print(f"    MITRE: {a.mitre_technique}")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    monitor = PLCIntegrityMonitor()
    print("PLC Logic Integrity Monitor")
    print("Load baselines and call check_integrity() periodically")
ステップ 3: 物理ベースのプロセス異常検知を導入する

物理法則に基づいて期待されるセンサー値を予測するモデルを用いて、物理プロセスの挙動を監視します。逸脱は、機器の故障またはサイバーフィジカル攻撃のいずれかを示します。

#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Physics-Based Cyber-Physical Attack Detector.

Uses simplified physics models to detect process manipulation
attacks where the attacker modifies the physical process while
spoofing sensor readings (the core Stuxnet attack pattern).
"""

import math
from dataclasses import dataclass
from datetime import datetime


@dataclass
class PhysicsAlert:
    timestamp: str
    severity: str
    alert_type: str
    sensor_tag: str
    reported_value: float
    predicted_value: float
    deviation_percent: float
    description: str


class CentrifugePhysicsModel:
    """Physics model for a centrifuge system (Stuxnet target analog).

    Detects manipulation by cross-correlating:
    - Motor frequency (Hz) vs reported RPM
    - RPM vs vibration signature
    - Power consumption vs rotational speed
    """

    def __init__(self, rated_rpm=1200, rated_frequency=50, rated_power_kw=75):
        self.rated_rpm = rated_rpm
        self.rated_frequency = rated_frequency
        self.rated_power_kw = rated_power_kw
        self.alerts = []

    def check_frequency_rpm_correlation(self, frequency_hz, reported_rpm):
        """Verify motor frequency matches reported RPM.

        For an induction motor: RPM = 120 * frequency / poles
        If RPM is being spoofed, it won't match the actual frequency.
        """
        # Assuming 4-pole motor with typical 3% slip
        expected_rpm = (120 * frequency_hz / 4) * 0.97
        deviation = abs(reported_rpm - expected_rpm) / expected_rpm * 100

        if deviation > 5.0:
            self.alerts.append(PhysicsAlert(
                timestamp=datetime.now().isoformat(),
                severity="critical",
                alert_type="FREQUENCY_RPM_MISMATCH",
                sensor_tag="MOTOR.RPM vs VFD.FREQ",
                reported_value=reported_rpm,
                predicted_value=round(expected_rpm, 1),
                deviation_percent=round(deviation, 1),
                description=(
                    f"Motor RPM ({reported_rpm}) does not match VFD frequency "
                    f"({frequency_hz} Hz). Expected ~{expected_rpm:.0f} RPM. "
                    f"Possible RPM sensor spoofing while frequency is manipulated."
                ),
            ))

    def check_power_speed_correlation(self, rpm, power_kw):
        """Verify power consumption matches rotational speed.

        Power scales approximately with RPM^3 for centrifugal loads.
        """
        speed_ratio = rpm / self.rated_rpm
        expected_power = self.rated_power_kw * (speed_ratio ** 3)
        deviation = abs(power_kw - expected_power) / max(expected_power, 0.1) * 100

        if deviation > 15.0:
            self.alerts.append(PhysicsAlert(
                timestamp=datetime.now().isoformat(),
                severity="high",
                alert_type="POWER_SPEED_MISMATCH",
                sensor_tag="MOTOR.POWER vs MOTOR.RPM",
                reported_value=power_kw,
                predicted_value=round(expected_power, 1),
                deviation_percent=round(deviation, 1),
                description=(
                    f"Power consumption ({power_kw} kW) inconsistent with RPM ({rpm}). "
                    f"Expected ~{expected_power:.1f} kW. May indicate hidden speed changes."
                ),
            ))

    def check_vibration_anomaly(self, rpm, vibration_mm_s):
        """Check if vibration signature is consistent with operating speed.

        Abnormal vibration at reported 'normal' speed may indicate actual
        speed is different from what sensors report.
        """
        # Normal vibration increases linearly with speed for balanced rotor
        speed_ratio = rpm / self.rated_rpm
        expected_vibration = 2.0 * speed_ratio  # mm/s baseline
        deviation = abs(vibration_mm_s - expected_vibration) / max(expected_vibration, 0.1) * 100

        if vibration_mm_s > 7.0:  # ISO 10816 alert threshold
            self.alerts.append(PhysicsAlert(
                timestamp=datetime.now().isoformat(),
                severity="critical",
                alert_type="ABNORMAL_VIBRATION",
                sensor_tag="MOTOR.VIBRATION",
                reported_value=vibration_mm_s,
                predicted_value=round(expected_vibration, 1),
                deviation_percent=round(deviation, 1),
                description=(
                    f"Vibration ({vibration_mm_s} mm/s) at ISO alert level while "
                    f"RPM reports normal ({rpm}). Actual speed may differ from reported."
                ),
            ))

    def report(self):
        if self.alerts:
            print(f"\n{'='*60}")
            print("PHYSICS-BASED ANOMALY DETECTION ALERTS")
            print(f"{'='*60}")
            for a in self.alerts:
                print(f"\n  [{a.severity.upper()}] {a.alert_type}")
                print(f"    {a.description}")
                print(f"    Reported: {a.reported_value} | Predicted: {a.predicted_value}")
                print(f"    Deviation: {a.deviation_percent}%")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    model = CentrifugePhysicsModel(rated_rpm=1200, rated_frequency=50, rated_power_kw=75)

    # Normal operation - no alerts expected
    model.check_frequency_rpm_correlation(50.0, 1164)
    model.check_power_speed_correlation(1164, 72.0)

    # Stuxnet-style attack: frequency increased but RPM spoofed as normal
    model.check_frequency_rpm_correlation(84.0, 1164)  # freq up, RPM spoofed
    model.check_power_speed_correlation(1164, 180.0)    # power reveals true speed

    model.report()

主要な概念

用語定義
サイバーフィジカル攻撃サイバーシステム(PLC ロジック、センサー読み取り値)と物理プロセスの両方を同時に操作する攻撃
ロジックインジェクションPLC プログラムに悪意のあるコードブロックを挿入し、物理プロセスの挙動を変更すること
センサースプーフィングオペレーターから プロセス操作を隠すために、センサー読み取り値を再生または捏造すること
物理ベースの検出物理プロセスの数学モデルを用いて、報告されたセンサー値が実際の物理と矛盾するタイミングを検出すること
PLC ロジックベースライン整合性比較に用いる、PLC プログラムブロック(OB、FC、FB、DB)の既知の正常なコピー
エアギャップ・ブリッジングStuxnet の初期侵入手法として用いられた、USB ドライブなどを介してエアギャップ化されたネットワークを越える技術

ツールとシステム

  • Claroty xDome: ベースラインとの比較および変更検出を伴う、PLC ロジックの継続的な監視
  • SIGA OT Solutions: プロセス操作を検出するための、電気レベルでの物理信号監視
  • Nozomi Guardian: PLC プログラムの変更検出機能を備えた OT 監視
  • Siemens SINEMA Remote Connect: PLC プロジェクトのバージョン追跡を伴う安全なリモートアクセス

出力形式

Stuxnet-Style Attack Detection Report
========================================
Monitored PLCs: [N]
Monitoring Period: YYYY-MM-DD to YYYY-MM-DD

PLC INTEGRITY:
  Baselines verified: [N]/[N]
  Logic modifications detected: [N]
  New blocks detected: [N]

PHYSICS ANOMALIES:
  Sensor correlation violations: [N]
  Process model deviations: [N]

ENGINEERING WORKSTATION:
  Unauthorized modifications: [N]
  USB connections: [N]

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