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qub-network-security-cve-2023-20198

Analysis, detection, and mitigation of CVE-2023-20198 exploitation in Cisco IOS XE – QUB CSC3064 Network Security Assessment

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🛡️ qub-network-security-cve-2023-20198

Analysis, detection, and mitigation of CVE-2023-20198 exploitation in Cisco IOS XE
📘 Queen’s University Belfast – CSC3064 Network Security Assessment


📋 Assessment Overview

This project involves analyzing PCAP files provided by Fox-IT to:

  • Identify Indicators of Compromise (IOCs)
  • Demonstrate exploitation using custom-crafted packets
  • Apply Snort IDS/IPS and iptables-based network security countermeasures

📁 Repository Structure

  • Slides/ – Presentation slides used in the video submission
  • IOC Summary/ – Detailed breakdown of all network-level Indicators of Compromise
  • Snort Rules/ – Alert and drop rules implemented in Snort, with visual proof
  • Assessment PDF/ – Official CSC3064 assessment instructions from QUB
  • Video/ – Demo presentation video (uploaded separately and linked below)

Final IOC Summary


🔐 Snort Rules Used

📄 See Snort_Rules.txt for all implemented rules.

Rules cover:

  • Detection and prevention of execCLI, backdoor account creation, admin login attempts, and privilege escalation.

🖼️ Screenshot:
Snort Rules Example


Demonstration Highlights

  • Simulated attack traffic with hping3
  • Applied Snort IDS rules (alert-only) and IPS rules (packet blocking)
  • Configured iptables to allow safe traffic and drop malicious packets
  • Validated effectiveness using Wireshark on VM environment (via UTM on macOS)

🎥 Video Presentation

📺 Watch the full demo on YouTube
(Unlisted – accessible only via this link)


👤 Author

Dominicus Adjie Wicaksono
Student ID: 40352799
📧 [email protected]
🔗 LinkedIn

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IOC TypeIOC ObservedWhat It Confirms
IP PatternsAttacker: 10.10.1.1, 10.10.0.1
Victims: 10.10.1.69, 10.10.1.42
Attack source and target devices identified
HeadersUser-Agent: Mozilla/5.0...
Priv-Level: 15
Browser impersonation and privilege escalation
ProtocolsTCP, HTTP (port 80), SOAP/XMLExploitation of WSMA over unencrypted HTTP
PayloadsexecCLI and username cisco_supportRemote command execution and backdoor creation
TCP BehaviorSYN, ACK, FIN (normal sequence)Indicates stealthy, non-DoS targeted behavior
Ports UsedPort 80 (no HTTPS)Sensitive traffic sent in plaintext