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ModScan - Defcon 2008

This document describes ModScan, a tool for scanning MODBUS/TCP networks to detect open ports and identify device slave IDs. It provides an overview of SCADA systems and the MODBUS protocol. The presentation demonstrates ModScan's capabilities for reconnaissance of a sample network, and discusses plans to improve the tool by interpreting error codes and adding fingerprinting abilities. Contact information is provided for questions.

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ModScan - Defcon 2008

This document describes ModScan, a tool for scanning MODBUS/TCP networks to detect open ports and identify device slave IDs. It provides an overview of SCADA systems and the MODBUS protocol. The presentation demonstrates ModScan's capabilities for reconnaissance of a sample network, and discusses plans to improve the tool by interpreting error codes and adding fingerprinting abilities. Contact information is provided for questions.

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A SCADA MODBUS Network Scanner

Mark Bristow mark.bristow@gmail.com

ModScan

Agenda
Brief introduction to SCADA Systems ModScan Primer The MODBUS Protocol MODBUS/TCP ModScan Demonstration ModScan Project Information Q&A

Disclaimer
The material in this presentation is to be
used for authorized security scanning/ auditing

If you do something stupid with the


from me and we never met

information I present here, dont blame me

If you get caught, you didnt get the idea

What is SCADA?
Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition
is a system that centrally gathers data in real time from local and remote locations in order to control equipment and conditions. Control Systems (ICS), which is not accurate but close

Commonly also referred to as Industrial

Where is SCADA?
Power Generation/Transmission Water Treatment/Distribution Pipelines Trafc Control Systems Manufacturing Facilities National Infrastructure

SCADA Architecture

What is ModScan?
ModScan is a tool to detect open
MODBUS/TCP ports and identify device Slave IDs associated with IP addresses

ModScan is designed for an administrator

or security auditor to be able to accurately reconnoiter a MODBUS/TCP network

The MODBUS Protocol


About the Protocol Developed in 1979 by Modicon Free and Open Source The most common protocol found in
SCADA and ICS networks

Flavors Modbus RTU - Compact Binary Modbus ASCII - Human readable

Registered TCP port is 502

MODBUS Packet Construction


256 byte max ADU Slave ID Fn Code 1 byte 1 byte
ADU: Application Data Unit

Data 252 byte max PDU

Error Chk 2 bytes

PDU: Protocol Data Unit

Valid Function codes are 1-127 256 byte maximum packet size Big-Endian encoding Error Check is CRC/LRC

Function Codes
Function Code 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 0B 0C 0F 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 Description Read Coils Read Discretes Read Holding Registers Read Input Registers Write Coil Write Register Read Exception Status Diagnostics Get Comm Event Counter Get Comm Event Log Write Multiple Coils Write Multiple Registers Report Slave ID Read File Record Write File Record Mask Write Register Read/Write Multiple Registers Read FIFO Que

Diagnostic Codes
Function Code 00 01 02 03 04 05-09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F 10 11 12 13 14 16+ Description Return Query Data Restart Communication Return Diagnostic Register Change ASCII Input Delimiter Force Listen Only Mode Reserved Clear Counters and Diagnostic Reg. Return Bus Message Count Return Bus Communication Error Count Return Bus Exception Error Count Return Slave Message Count Return Slave No Response Count Return Slave NAK Count Return Slave Busy Count Return Bus Character Overrun Count Reserved Clear Overrun Counter and Flag Reserved

Typical Communication
Master Slave Initiate Request
SID Fn Data Ec

Execute Command Initiate Response


SID Fn Data Ec

Receive Response

Modbus is a Master/Slave Serial Protocol Only Masters can initiate conversation

Error Communication
Master Slave Initiate Request
SID Fn Data Ec

Error Detected Report Error


SID EFn Error Code Ec

Receive Error

Error Function = 0x80 + Function Code Error Codes dened in specication

Addressing Valid Slave IDs 1-247 Slave ID must be unique per bus Masters do not have to have an address Slaves will error when improperly addressed Communication One request on the line at a time Masters must wait for responses

Modbus Notes

ModBus/TCP
ModBus protocol wrapped in TCP
Goodness

Checksum dropped Introduction of Gateways Port 502 is reserved for Modbus/TCP Basic protocol is unchanged

ModBus/TCP Architecture

ModBus/TCP Packet
MBAP Tran ID Proto ID Length SID Fn 2 2 2 1 1 PDU Data 252

Bytes

MBAP: MODBUS Application Protocol Header PDU remains the same from the MODBUS spec Protocol ID is always 0x0000 Big-Endian encoding

Example Request

Tran ID Proto ID Len SID FN Diag Code Data

Request sent by Master Request is to Slave 01 Fn 8 Diagnostics Diagnostic code 00 for Return Query Data

Example Response

Tran ID Proto ID Len SID FN Diag Code Data

Response sent by slave Request is to Slave 01 Fn 8 Diagnostics Diagnostic code 00 for Return Query Data Identical to Request

Error Request

Tran ID Proto ID Len SID FN Bad Diag Code

Request is to Slave 01 Fn 8 Diagnostics Diagnostic code FF sent

Error Response

Tran ID Proto ID Len SID FN Error Code (data)

Function code is 0x88 or 0x08 + 0x80 Specic Error codes are returned in data eld Error 0x03 is Illegal data value

Errors are the Key


When an improper SID is sent The slave will not respond The slave will respond with FN+0x80 When a proper SID is sent The slave will respond with a valid
response

This forms the basis for mapping

ModScan
Modscan Scans the IP range provided for
open TCP 502

When an open port is found it nds the


SID via brute force

By default it stops after rst discovered SID Output in IP:Port\tSID format

Options

-p PORT (502) -t TIMEOUT socket timeout (100 mills) -a --aggressive Aggressive Mode -f FUNCTION MODBUS Function Code (17) --data Data for use with -f -v, -d Verbose, Debug

ModScan Demonstration
Scanning our sample network A look at a pcap Demo of additional Options

ModScan Project
http://modscan.googlecode.com Uses Network Enumeration IDS/Network Monitoring Test Asset Management Bulk Commands

Known Issues
Really, Really Noisy Port Scanning bits are not efcient Brute forcing SIDs is noisy Does not interpret Error Codes or
responses

Can generate false negatives

Planned Enhancements
Interpret Error Codes Implement with SCAPY Additional Protocol Support Device Fingerprinting Anything cool someone suggests....

References & Thanks


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCADA http://www.modbus.org/specs.php http://www.wingpath.co.uk Kathleen Whalen Jim Kelly Doug Wilson

Contact Information
Mark Bristow mark.bristow@gmail.com modscan.googlecode.com onelittlewindow.org

Questions?

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