Labshock is a revolutionary ICS/OT (Industrial Control Systems/Operational Technology) security lab designed for hands-on learning, testing, and research. It allows you to set up a full-fledged industrial lab in just 5 minutes, featuring:
✅ PLCs & OT languages – Simulate industrial controllers and their programming.
✅ SCADA & Tags – Work with supervisory control and data acquisition systems.
✅ Engineering Station & IDE – Develop and test industrial automation logic.
✅ IDS & ICS Protocols – Monitor and secure industrial network traffic.
✅ SIEM & Industrial Logs – Analyze security events in an OT environment.
✅ Pentest Station & OT Attacks – Practice ethical hacking in a safe ICS lab.
🔗 Watch the Demo on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gRCqJSYx
You Should Know: How to Set Up and Use Labshock
1. Installation & Setup
To deploy Labshock, follow these steps:
Clone the Labshock repository (if available) git clone https://github.com/labshock-ics/labshock.git cd labshock Run the automated setup script (example) chmod +x setup.sh ./setup.sh
2. Simulating PLCs & SCADA
Use tools like OpenPLC or Cisco Packet Tracer (for network simulation):
Install OpenPLC on Linux sudo apt update sudo apt install openplc
3. Analyzing ICS Protocols
Capture and inspect industrial protocols (Modbus, DNP3) using Wireshark:
Install Wireshark sudo apt install wireshark Capture Modbus traffic sudo wireshark -k -i eth0 -Y "modbus"
4. Running OT Penetration Tests
Use Metasploit for ICS-specific exploits:
Start Metasploit msfconsole Search for ICS exploits search type:exploit scada
5. SIEM & Log Monitoring
Deploy ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) for OT log analysis:
Install ELK Stack (simplified) docker pull sebp/elk docker run -p 5601:5601 -p 9200:9200 -p 5044:5044 -it --name elk sebp/elk
What Undercode Say
Labshock bridges the gap between IT security and industrial systems, providing a safe sandbox for offensive and defensive ICS/OT research.
🔹 Key Linux Commands for ICS Security:
Network scanning in OT environments nmap -sV --script modbus-discover.nse <target_IP> Simulate PLC traffic with Python pip install pymodbus python3 -m pymodbus.server --port 502 Monitor industrial logs in real-time journalctl -f -u scada-service
🔹 Windows Commands for OT Testing:
Check open Modbus ports Test-NetConnection -Port 502 -ComputerName <PLC_IP> Extract SCADA logs via PowerShell Get-WinEvent -LogName "SCADA/Operational"
🔹 Future of ICS Security:
- AI-driven anomaly detection in OT networks.
- Automated exploit prevention for critical infrastructure.
Prediction
ICS/OT security will become a top priority as cyber-physical attacks rise, leading to more open-source OT labs like Labshock for training.
Expected Output:
- A fully functional ICS lab in 5 minutes.
- Hands-on experience with PLCs, SCADA, and OT attacks.
- Improved skills in industrial cybersecurity.
🔗 Learn More: Labshock YouTube Demo
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Extra Hub: Undercode MoN
Basic Verification: Pass ✅
