HEARTH testbed: Rockwell MicroLogix PLC (CIP/PCCC, CVE-2018-17924).
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Allen-Bradley MicroLogix-style PLC: real EtherNet/IP + CIP PCCC (CVE-2018-17924 study).
Real-device analogue: A Rockwell/Allen-Bradley MicroLogix 1400 (or 1756 ENET) controller.
Protocol / ports: EtherNet/IP encapsulation + CIP (TCP 44818).
Real EtherNet/IP with the CIP Execute-PCCC service (0x4B) for data-table read/write and the CIP TCP/IP Interface Object (class 0xF5) for the CVE-2018-17924 unauthenticated IP-config write that causes loss of communication. Framing verified against the real pycomm3 SLCDriver as a live client. Grounds the 2026 MicroLogix water-utility campaign.
With pycomm3 SLCDriver, connect to <ip> and read a data file (e.g. N7:0). Authorised study only.
.gns3a (File > Import appliance), or docker pull neilphan98/hearth-rockwell:1.1.IPv4 device: leave MQQ1_IP empty to auto-assign a unique IP (zero-config), or set a fixed address. Zone via HEARTH_OCTET (5 corp / 6 ot / 8 security).
MQQ1_IP=192.168.6.45
MQQ1_PREFIX=24
MQQ1_GW=192.168.6.1
MQQ1_IP6=fd11:1111:1111:6::2d
MQQ1_IP6_PREFIX=64
MQQ1_GW6=fd11:1111:1111:6::1
Current release: 1.1 (docker pull neilphan98/hearth-rockwell:1.1)
Part of the HEARTH Tower commercial-building IoT/OT security testbed. Image tags are immutable per release (1.0, 1.1, ...), so updating the device list never changes nodes you already placed. See the HEARTH bundle for all devices + guides.
Content type
Image
Digest
sha256:508dfd5e3…
Size
44.3 MB
Last updated
6 days ago
docker pull neilphan98/hearth-rockwell:1.1