Securonix Threat Labs Lapsus$ Detection
Threat Research
By Securonix Threat Labs
Updated March 29, 2022
Introduction
A known threat actor group, Lapsus$, has shown evidence that they compromised Okta over two months ago. Okta confirmed a five-day window of time between January 16-21, 2022, where an attacker had access to a support engineer’s laptop.
The compromise would have given the attacker access to end-user authentication credentials to access various services and systems. The threat actor will likely only have shared the information because their access had already been found and blocked — or they would lose it by publicizing the breach.
The activity could possibly be seen as a few static IOCs, Okta authentication logs potentially showing suspicious activity, as well as logs of potential target systems and services that Okta provides access to. Most of the activity from the compromise would resemble malicious insider activity.
Securonix Threat Labs has been monitoring this situation and has provided the following detection spotter queries and IOCs for customers.
Note: If you are an Autonomous Threat Sweeper subscriber, all of the below TTPs and IOCs have been swept and a summary detection report has been shared with the recipients.
Policy Name |
Signature ID |
Description |
| Potential Administrator Role Manipulation in Okta | CSSO-OKT-891-RU | CLO-OKT1-RUN detects Groups or User admin privilege grant events. This can be used to audit the provisioning of admin privileges for groups and users. When fired, this event contains information about the type of admin privileges the group currently has, and what entity sources the group. The group granted privileges can be an Okta-sourced group, and AD-sourced group, or an LDAP-sourced group or type of admin privileges the user currently has. |
| Attempt To Create Or Revoke Okta API Token | CSSO-OKT-892-RU | CLO-OKT2-RUN detects an attempt to create an Okta API token that can be used for persistence in an organization’s network, create new users and notify security controls. |
| Attempt To Modify Okta | CSSO-OKT-893-RU | CLO-OKT3-RUN detects an attempt to modify the Okta application and change security controls. |
| Attempt To Modify Okta Sign-on Policy | CSSO-OKT-894-RU | CLO-OKT4-RUN detects an attempt to modify the Okta Sign-on Policy. An adversary can use this to change security controls. |
| Attempt To Modify Okta Multi-factor Authentication | CSSO-OKT-895-RU | CLO-OKT5-RUN detects an attempt to modify the Okta MFA. An adversary can use this to change security controls. |
| Attempt To Modify Okta Network Zone | CSSO-OKT-896-RU | CLO-OKT6-RUN detects an attempt to modify Okta Network Zone. An adversary can use this to change security controls. |
| Attempt To Modify Okta Policy | CSSO-OKT-897-RU | CLO-OKT7-RUN detects an attempt to modify the Okta policy. An adversary can use this to change security controls. |
| Attempt To Modify Okta Policy Rule | CSSO-OKT-898-RU | CLO-OKT8-RUN detects an attempt to modify the Okta policy rule. An adversary can use this to change security controls. |
| Potential Malicious Request on Okta | CSSO-OKT-899-RU | CLO-OKT9-RUN detects a malicious request from an IP that was identified by Okta ThreatInsight. This can be used to monitor and act on credential based attacks (such as Brute Force, Password Spray) on your organization. |
| Potential Unauthorized Access to Okta | CSSO-OKT-900-RU | CLO-OKT10-RUN detects an unauthorized access to Okta. |
| Potential Brute Force Attempt on Okta | CSSO-OKT-901-RU | CLO-OKT11-RUN detects an Okta account lock event that indicates a brute force attack. |
| Potential Bypass Attempt on Okta MFA | CSSO-OKT-902-RU | CLO-OKT12-RUN detects attempts to bypass Okta multi-factor authentication. |
| Potential Denial of Service Activity on Okta | CSSO-OKT-903-RU | CLO-OKT13-RUN detects a potential DoS attack. |
| Suspicious Activity On Okta Account | CSSO-OKT-904-RU | CLO-OKT14-RUN detects suspicious activity that is reported by Okta user. |
| Potential Malicious User-Impersonation in Okta | CSSO-OKT-905-RU | CLO-OKT20-RUN detects User-Impersonation activity. A user can initiate a session impersonation granting them access to the environment with the permissions of the user they are impersonating. Only a super admin can enable User-Impersonation for only 8 hours and extend in 24-hour increments during a support case. |
| Suspicious Password Reset or Unlock Attempts in Okta | CSSO-OKT-906-BP | CLO-OKT15-BPI detects a spike in Okta user password attempts. |
| Suspicious Failed Authentication Attempts | CSSO-OKT-907-BP | CLO-OKT16-BPI detects a spike in failed authentication attempts from single IP. |
| Suspicious MFA Push Notifications Attempts in Okta | CSSO-OKT-908-BP | CLO-OKT17-BPI detects a spike in Okta MFA push notifications. |
| Suspicious Login Attempts With Invalid User | CSSO-OKT-909-BP | CLO-OKT18-BPI detects a spike in Okta login attempts with an unknown username. |
| Potential Password Spray Attack | CSSO-OKT-910-BP | CLO-OKT19-BPI detects a password spray attack in Okta system logs. |
Activity: Potential Administrator Role Manipulation
Description: This detects a group’s or user’s admin privilege grant events and can be used to audit the provisioning of admin privileges for groups and users. When fired, this event contains information about the type of admin privileges the group currently has and what entity sources the group. The group that is granted privileges can be an Okta-sourced group, an AD-sourced group, or an LDAP-sourced group or type of admin privileges the user currently has.
Omega UUID: CLO-OKT1-RUN
References:
- “https://github.com/elastic/detection-rules/blob/main/rules/integrations/okta/persistence_administrator_role_assigned_to_okta_user.toml”
- “https://help.okta.com/en/prod/Content/Topics/Security/administrators-admin-comparison.htm”
- “https://developer.okta.com/docs/reference/api/system-log/“
- “https://developer.okta.com/docs/reference/api/event-types/”
Spotter Query 6.3.1:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND (devicecustomstring4 = "group.privilege.grant" OR devicecustomstring4 = "user.account.privilege.grant")
Spotter Query 6.4:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND ( customstring38 = "group.privilege.grant" OR customstring38 = "user.account.privilege.grant")
Activity: Attempt To Create Or Revoke Okta API Token
Description: This detects an attempt to create an Okta API token that can be used for persistence in the organization’s network, create new users and notify security controls.
Omega UUID: CLO-OKT2-RUN
Spotter Query 6.3.1:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND (devicecustomstring4 = "system.api_token.create" OR devicecustomstring4 = "system.api_token.revoke")
Spotter Query 6.4:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND ( customstring38 = "system.api_token.create" OR customstring38 = "system.api_token.revoke")
Activity: Attempt To Modify Okta Application
Description: This detects an attempt to modify the Okta application and change security controls.
Omega UUID: CLO-OKT3-RUN
Spotter Query 6.3.1:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND (devicecustomstring4 = "application.lifecycle.update" OR devicecustomstring4 = "application.lifecycle.delete" OR devicecustomstring4 = "application.lifecycle.deactivate")
Spotter Query 6.4:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND ( customstring38 = "application.lifecycle.update" OR customstring38 = "application.lifecycle.delete" OR customstring38 = "application.lifecycle.deactivate")
Activity: Attempt To Modify Okta Sign-on Policy
Description: This detects an attempt to modify the Okta sign-on policy. An adversary can use this vector to change security controls.
Omega UUID: LO-OKT4-RUN
Spotter Query 6.3.1:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND (devicecustomstring4 = "application.policy.sign_on.update" OR devicecustomstring4 = "application.policy.sign_on.rule.delete")
Spotter Query 6.4:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND ( customstring38 = "application.policy.sign_on.update" OR customstring38 = "application.policy.sign_on.rule.delete")
Activity: Attempt To Modify Okta Multi-factor Authentication
Description: This detects an attempt to modify the Okta MFA. An adversary can use this to change security controls.
Omega UUID: CLO-OKT5-RUN
Spotter Query 6.3.1:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND (devicecustomstring4 = "user.mfa.factor.deactivate" OR devicecustomstring4 = "user.mfa.factor.reset_all")
Spotter Query 6.4:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND ( customstring38 = "user.mfa.factor.deactivate" OR customstring38 = "user.mfa.factor.reset_all")
Activity: Attempt To Modify Okta Network Zone
Description: This detects an attempt to modify the Okta Network Zone. With this an adversary can change security controls as needed.
Omega UUID: CLO-OKT6-RUN
Spotter Query 6.3.1:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND (devicecustomstring4 = "zone.deactivate" OR devicecustomstring4 = "zone.delete" OR devicecustomstring4 = "zone.remove_blacklist" OR devicecustomstring4 = "network_zone.rule.disabled")
Spotter Query 6.4:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND ( customstring38 = "zone.deactivate" OR customstring38 = "zone.delete" OR customstring38 = "zone.remove_blacklist" OR customstring38 = "network_zone.rule.disabled")
Activity: Attempt To Modify Okta Policy
Description: This detects an attempt to modify the Okta policy. An adversary can use this to change security controls.
Omega UUID: CLO-OKT7-RUN
Spotter Query 6.3.1:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND (devicecustomstring4 = "policy.lifecycle.update" OR devicecustomstring4 = "policy.lifecycle.delete")
Spotter Query 6.4:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND ( customstring38 = "policy.lifecycle.update" OR customstring38 = "policy.lifecycle.delete")
Activity: Attempt To Modify Okta Policy Rule
Description: This detects an attempt to modify Okta policy rules. An adversary can use this to change security controls.
Omega UUID: CLO-OKT8-RUN
Spotter Query 6.3.1:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND (devicecustomstring4 = "policy.rule.update" OR devicecustomstring4 = "policy.rule.delete" OR devicecustomstring4 = "policy.rule.deactivate")
Spotter Query 6.4:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND ( customstring38 = "policy.rule.update" OR customstring38 = "policy.rule.delete" OR customstring38 = "policy.rule.deactivate")
Activity: Potential Malicious Request Okta
Description: This detects a malicious request from an IP that is identified by Okta ThreatInsight. It can be used to monitor and act on credential-based attacks (such as brute force, password spray) on your organization.
Omega UUID: CLO-OKT9-RUN
Spotter Query 6.3.1:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND devicecustomstring4 = "security.threat.detected"
Spotter Query 6.4:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND customstring38 = "security.threat.detected"
Activity: Potential Unauthorized Access to Okta Application
Description: This detects unauthorized access to Okta.
Omega UUID: CLO-OKT10-RUN
Spotter Query 6.3.1:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND devicecustomstring4 = "app.generic.unauth_app_access_attempt"
Spotter Query 6.4:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND customstring38 = "app.generic.unauth_app_access_attempt"
Activity: Potential Brute Force Attempt Okta
Description: This detects an Okta account lock event that indicates a brute force attack on the account.
Omega UUID: CLO-OKT11-RUN
Spotter Query 6.3.1:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND devicecustomstring4 = "user.account.lock"
Spotter Query 6.4:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND customstring38 = "user.account.lock"
Activity: Potential Bypass Attempt Okta MFA
Description: This detects attempts on an Okta login to bypass Okta multi-factor authentication.
Omega UUID: CLO-OKT12-RUN
Spotter Query 6.3.1:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND devicecustomstring4 = "user.mfa.attempt_bypass"
Spotter Query 6.4:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND customstring38 = "user.mfa.attempt_bypass"
Activity: Potential Denial of Service Okta
Description: This detects a potential DoS (denial of service) attack.
Omega UUID: CLO-OKT13-RUN
Spotter Query 6.3.1:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND (devicecustomstring4 = "application.integration.rate_limit_exceeded" OR devicecustomstring4 = "system.org.rate_limit.warning" OR devicecustomstring4 = "system.org.rate_limit.violation" OR devicecustomstring4 = "core.concurrency.org.limit.violation")
Spotter Query 6.4:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND ( customstring38 = "application.integration.rate_limit_exceeded" OR customstring38 = "system.org.rate_limit.warning" OR customstring38 = "system.org.rate_limit.violation" OR customstring38 = "core.concurrency.org.limit.violation")
Activity: Suspicious Activity On Account Okta
Description: This detects suspicious activity that is reported by an Okta user.
Omega UUID: CLO-OKT14-RUN
Spotter Query 6.3.1:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND devicecustomstring4 = "user.account.report_suspicious_activity_by_enduser"
Spotter Query 6.4:
index=activity AND rg_functionality="Cloud Authentication / SSO / Single Sign-On" AND rg_vendor = "Okta" AND evicecustomstring4 = "user.account.report_suspicious_activity_by_enduser"
Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) for Lapsus$:
Note: These related indicators of compromise (IoCs) have not yet been completely validated by Securonix Threat Labs, and have been provided as low confidence until otherwise stated.
IP Addresses:
103.195.100.11
104.238.222.158
185.56.83.40
104.238.222.243
108.61.173.214
198.244.205.12
51.89.208.22
104.17.244.81
1.117.93.65
1.117.117.202
URLs:
http://8.3.1.0
https://1.117.93.65/ptj
https://1.117.93.65/Ldu7
http://1.117.117.202:3306/KxWC
http://1.117.117.202:3306/wp06/wp-includes/po.php
http://www.iuqerfsodp9ifjaposdfjhgosurijfaewrwergwea.com/
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