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| DES-02 | ISTG-DES-AUTHZ-001 | Unauthorized Access to Data Exchange Services | nmap, mitm, adb | Open | Test not yet performed. |
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| DES-06 | ISTG-DES-INFO-001 | Disclosure of Implementation Details (DES) | nmap, jadx, smali code | Open | Test not yet performed. |
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| DES-07 | ISTG-DES-INFO-003 | Disclosure of User Data | Wireshark, tcpdump, mitm | Open | Test not yet performed. |
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| DES-08 | ISTG-DES-CONF-001 | Usage of Outdated Software | testssl.sh, openssl | Open | Test not yet performed. |
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| DES-08 | ISTG-DES-CONF-001 | Usage of Outdated Software | testssl.sh, openssl | PASS (with findings) | Device: no outdated software on the bridge's exposed interface. Ecosystem (LOQED/Shelly cloud): TLS broadly strong, but low/medium hardening issues, client-initiated renegotiation on `shelly-120:6113` (DoS), TLS 1.3 absent on 2 hosts, outdated nginx 1.21.6 on integrations, version/OS & Express banners, shared `*.shelly.cloud wildcard cert`, missing HSTS, BREACH preconditions on 2 hosts. |
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| DES-09 | ISTG-DES-CONF-002 | Presence of Unnecessary Software (Network Services) | nmap | PASS | No unnecesarrily open ports on the bridge |
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| DES-10 | ISTG-DES-SCRT-001 | Access to Confidential Data | adb/root, Frida, SQLCipher, sqlite3 | Open | Test not yet performed. |
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| DES-11 | ISTG-DES-CRYPT-001 | Usage of Weak Cryptographic Algorithms (Transport Encryption) | testssl.sh, openssl | Open |Test not yet performed. |
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### DES-08
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- **Verdict: Open**
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The DES considered for this test are:
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- `mqtt.production.loqed.com:8883`
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- `integrations.loqed.com:443`
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- No HSTS header
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- Outdated nginx
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- `api.production.loqed.com:443`
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- No HSTS header
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- All of the above:
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- Potentially vuln. to CVE-2013-0169, tied to obsoleted CBC ciphers
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And the shelly cloud services:
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- `control.shelly.cloud:443`
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- No HSTS header
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- Potentially vuln. to CVE-2013-0169, tied to obsoleted CBC ciphers
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- Potentially vuln. to CVE-2013-3587
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- Google’s/Shelly’s hosting config
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- `shelly-120-eu.shelly.cloud:443`
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- No HSTS header
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- Exposes nginx and Ubuntu OS
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- `:6113`
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- Potentially vuln. to CVE-2013-0169, tied to obsoleted CBC ciphers
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- **Vulnerable to secure client-initiated renegotiation**
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- `shelly-101-eu.shelly.cloud:31234`
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- Potentially vuln. to CVE-2013-0169, tied to obsoleted CBC ciphers
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- No HSTS header
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- `shelly-infra1-eu.shelly.cloud:443`
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- Potentially vuln. to CVE-2013-0169, tied to obsoleted CBC ciphers
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- No HSTS header
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- Exposes nginx and Ubuntu OS
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- **No TLS 1.3**
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- `:9443`
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- Potentially vuln. to CVE-2013-0169, tied to obsoleted CBC ciphers
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- Exposes application banner x-powered-by express
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- No HSTS header
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- `changelog-backend.shelly.cloud:443`
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- **No TLS 1.3**
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- Exposes nginx and Ubuntu OS
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- Potentially vuln. to CVE-2013-3587
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- Google’s/Shelly’s hosting config
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- `repo.shelly.cloud:443`
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- Exposes nginx and Ubuntu OS
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- All `*.shelly.cloud` use wildcard cert.
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```bash
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testssl -oA <output> <target>
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```
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- **Results**: [testssl reports](test_case_evidence/DES/DES08/)
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- **Verdict: PASS (with findings)**
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### DES-09
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> After the factory reset I had to reconfigure the bridge to determine its new IP.
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> The procedure was captured [here](network/captures/init_after_reset.pcapng) and re-run through the PreTester [here](network/pretester_reports/init_after_reset_report.md).
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- **Result**: [nmap report](network/nmap/des09_bridge.nmap)
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- **Result**: [nmap report](test_case_evidence/DES/DES09/des09_bridge.nmap)
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Across all TCP ports, the bridge exposes a single listening service (80/tcp, HTTP, cleartext).
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All other ports are filtered.
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