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Identity and Access Management Flashcards

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Access Provision Lifecycle

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only setup account for those who require them
review account data for error/inconsistencies
audit access authorization/failures
remove access when necessary

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Identification

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Positive/Negative Identification

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Authentication

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Requires a key piece of information that only the users knows - aka password

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Authorization

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tied closely to principle of least privileges

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Types of Authentication

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Know, Have, Are, Somplace(GPS/Geo Location)

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Passphrases

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compared to strong password - less entropy per character but more over entropy due to length

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Password guessing

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guessing password

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Password cracking

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determine cleartext password based on stole password hashes

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Dictionary attack

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word list, hash to see if matches

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Hybrid

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begin with word list and adds/changes characters

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Brute force

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attempts every possible password

All combinations

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Rainbow tables

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calculate hash for every password

Salt makes rainbow ineffective

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Salt

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random number that is hashed along with the salt

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Tokens

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Counter Based - asynchronous dynamic password token

Time-Based - Synchronous dynamic password token

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Synchronous dynamic password token

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same time (RSA token)

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Asynchronous dynamic password token

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Password available, no time limit

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Biometrics Identifiers

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Fingerprints
Palm scan
Hand geometry
Voice print
Retina pattern
Iris scan
Facial recognition
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False Reject Rate (FRR)

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Type I Error

It’s me but rejects me

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False Accept Rate (FAR)

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Type II Error
It’s not me but accepts it - intruder
Remember Type II is worst than Type I

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Crossover Error Rate (CER)

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Point where False Reject Rate and False Accept Rate are equal
Equal Error Rate

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Enrollment (Biometrics)

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Needs to enroll in 2 minutes

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Throughput (Biometrics)

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10 subjects/min - once ever 6 seconds

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Key Distribution Center (KDC)

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Vuln - contains all users password in plaintext
access to all keys
issues TGT

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Kerberos

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symmetric encryption

***Mutual authentication is best part about it

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SESAME

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European equivalent to Kerberos

26
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Directory Services

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TCP: 389

LDAP

27
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Screensaves & timeout

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Screensavers - 5 minutes

Automatic logoff after 10 minutes

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Federated Identity Management

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users across different organization can authenticated

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Security Asssertions Markup Language (SAML)

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standard-based means of allowing for communication of identity and authentication information.

30
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Service Provider (SP) (SAML)

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application that can lever identity/auth assertion

Think of an application that is used google gmail to authenticate

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Identity Provider (IdP) (SAML)

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This would be google gmail authenticator

32
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Assertions Consumer Services

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host by the Service Provider and is the IdP sends the assertions

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Identity Provider (IDP) (OpenID)

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sites that the sources of identify information

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Replaying Parties (RP) (OpenID)

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sites that can use identity information from IdP

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RedirectURL (OpenID)

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redirect URL information RP that the subject has been successfully authenticated

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RedirectURL (OpenID)

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redirect URL information RP that the subject has been successfully authenticated

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Identity As A Service (IDaaS)

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Single Sign-On for cloud

Dual Factor authentication and encryption critical components

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Subject: Active

A

user, process, device

Active entity

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Subject: Passive

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files, directories, pipes

passive entity that contains or receives information

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Rules

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Filters

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Labels

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Sensitivity

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Mandatory Access Control Strengths

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Controlled by systems, can’t be overridden

strict control/cannot share

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Mandatory Access Control (MAC) Weakness

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Protects information in digital form
Assumes:
trust users/admin
levels have been applies by individual
User do not share account or access
Proper physical security in place
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Discretionary Access Control (DAC)

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owner can change security attributes - think Windows file that can be changed by user
tabular listing (think how unix displays files across with the permission listed
45
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Discretionary Access Control (DAC) Strengths

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fast and can modify their own files

46
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Discretionary Access Control (DAC) Weakness

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intentionally/unintentionally grant access when they shouldn’t
Simple error cause unauthorized disclosure
DAC depends on users acting in trustworthy manner

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Non-Discretionary Access Control

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central authority determines which object a subject can access
Rule-based: Firewall
Role-Based: 
Task-Based: focus on task vs roles
Attribute-Based:
48
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Non-RBAC Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

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user granted access via Access Control List

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Limited RBAC Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

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users mapped to applications

Local system account

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Hybrid RBAC Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

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users assigned roles that is assigned access to systems

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Full RBAC Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

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access is controlled by roles and applied to applications and systems.
think Active Directory

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Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC)

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access decisions based on subject/object attributes, environmental conditions
Complex - e.g. based on time, where you logged in from, etc..

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Content Dependent

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access based on data content

Think of browsing the web at work

54
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Context Dependent

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Account locked out after x number of attempts

think of incrementing counter

55
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Captcha

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mechanism for enforcing a context-dependent access control

56
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Constrained User Interface

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Limited menu options within an application

57
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Temporal (Time-Based) Isolation

A

during week accept time cards, then blocks, before opening again.

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