def populate_commands_vhost_http_https_only(vhost, workspace, simulation,
output_base_dir):
#pull all in scope vhosts that have not been submitted
celery_path = sys.path[0]
config, supported_services = config_parser.read_config_ini()
task_id_list = []
populated_command_list = []
total_tasks_num = 0
vhost = str(vhost)
vhost_ip = db.get_vhost_ip(vhost, workspace)[0][0]
host_dir = output_base_dir + vhost
host_data_dir = host_dir + "/celerystalkOutput/"
# Creates something like /pentest/10.0.0.1, /pentest/10.0.0.2, etc.
utils.create_dir_structure(vhost, host_dir)
# Next two lines create the file that will contain each command that was executed. This is not the audit log,
# but a log of commands that can easily be copy/pasted if you need to run them again.
summary_file_name = host_data_dir + "ScanSummary.log"
summary_file = open(summary_file_name, 'a')
scannable_vhost = vhost
ip = db.get_vhost_ip(scannable_vhost, workspace)
ip = ip[0][0]
db_scanned_services = db.get_all_services_for_ip(ip, workspace)
for (id, ip, scanned_service_port, scanned_service_protocol,
scanned_service_name, workspace) in db_scanned_services:
#run chain on each one and then update db as submitted
scan_output_base_file_name = output_base_dir + "/" + ip + "/celerystalkOutput/" + scannable_vhost + "_" + str(
scanned_service_port) + "_" + scanned_service_protocol + "_"
host_dir = output_base_dir + "/" + ip
#TODO: This def might introduce a bug - same code as parse config submit jobs to celery. need to just call that function here
for section in config.sections():
if (section == "http") or (section == "https"):
if section == scanned_service_name:
for (cmd_name, cmd) in config.items(section):
outfile = scan_output_base_file_name + cmd_name
populated_command = cmd.replace(
"[TARGET]", scannable_vhost).replace(
"[PORT]", str(scanned_service_port)).replace(
"[OUTPUT]", outfile).replace("[PATH]", "")
if simulation:
# debug - sends jobs to celery, but with a # in front of every one.
populated_command = "#" + populated_command
# Grab a UUID from celery.utils so that i can assign it to my task at init, which is amazing because
# that allows me to pass it to all of the tasks in the chain.
task_id = uuid()
populated_command_list.append(
(cmd_name, populated_command, vhost,
outfile + ".txt", workspace, task_id,
scanned_service_port, scanned_service_name,
scanned_service_protocol))
if not simulation:
db.update_vhosts_submitted(vhost_ip, vhost, workspace, 1)
return populated_command_list
def aquatone_all_paths(workspace, simulation=None, config_file=None):
#print("in aquatone all_paths")
urls_to_screenshot = []
#TODO: Instead of just grabbing all paths here, maybe add some logic to see if only new paths should be scanned or something. at a minimum, as they are grabbed, we need to update the "screenshot taken" column and put the auatone directory or something like that.
paths = lib.db.get_all_paths(workspace)
celery_path = lib.db.get_current_install_path()[0][0]
outdir = lib.db.get_output_dir_for_workspace(workspace)[0][0]
outdir = os.path.join(outdir, 'celerystalkReports/aquatone/')
try:
os.stat(outdir)
except:
os.makedirs(outdir)
if config_file == None:
config_file = "config.ini"
config, supported_services = config_parser.read_config_ini(config_file)
if len(paths) > 0:
screenshot_name = "db"
for (cmd_name, cmd) in config.items("screenshots"):
#print(cmd_name, cmd)
try:
if cmd_name == "aquatone":
populated_command = celery_path + "/celerystalk db paths_only limit | " + cmd.replace(
"[OUTPUT]", outdir)
#print(populated_command)
except Exception, e:
print(e)
print(
"[!] Error: In the config file, there needs to be one (and only one) enabled aquatone command."
)
exit()
task_id = uuid()
utils.create_task(cmd_name, populated_command, workspace,
outdir + "aquatone_report.html", workspace, task_id)
result = chain(
tasks.run_cmd.si(cmd_name, populated_command, celery_path,
task_id).set(task_id=task_id), )()
print(
"[+]\t\tTo keep an eye on things, run one of these commands: \n[+]"
)
print("[+]\t\t./celerystalk query [watch]")
print("[+]\t\t./celerystalk query brief [watch]")
print("[+]\t\t./celerystalk query summary [watch]")
print("[+]\t\tor\n[+]\t\ttail -f " + outdir + "aquatone_stdout.txt")
print("[+]")
print("[+] To peak behind the curtain, view log/celeryWorker.log")
print(
"[+] For a csv compatible record of every command execued, view log/cmdExecutionAudit.log\n"
)
def find_subdomains(domains,
simulation,
workspace,
output_base_dir,
scan_mode,
out_of_scope_hosts=None):
config, supported_services = config_parser.read_config_ini()
celery_path = sys.path[0]
for domain in domains.split(","):
for section in config.sections():
if section == "domain-recon":
for (cmd_name, cmd) in config.items(section):
populated_command = cmd.replace("[DOMAIN]", domain)
print(populated_command)
# Grab a UUID from celery.utils so that i can assign it to my task at init, which is amazing because
# that allows me to pass it to all of the tasks in the chain.
task_id = uuid()
if scan_mode == "VAPT":
result = chain(
# insert a row into the database to mark the task as submitted. a subtask does not get tracked
# in celery the same way a task does, for instance, you can't find it in flower
tasks.cel_create_task.subtask(
args=(cmd_name, populated_command, domain, "",
workspace, task_id)),
# run the command. run_task takes care of marking the task as started and then completed.
# The si tells run_cmd to ignore the data returned from a previous task
tasks.run_cmd.si(cmd_name, populated_command,
celery_path,
task_id).set(task_id=task_id),
# right now, every executed command gets sent to a generic post_process task that can do
# additinoal stuff based on the command that just ran.
tasks.post_process_domains.s(
cmd_name, populated_command, output_base_dir,
workspace, domain, simulation, celery_path,
scan_mode),
)() # .apply_async()
else:
result = chain(
tasks.cel_create_task.subtask(
args=(cmd_name, populated_command, domain, "",
workspace, task_id)),
tasks.run_cmd.si(cmd_name, populated_command,
celery_path,
task_id).set(task_id=task_id),
tasks.post_process_domains_bb.s(
cmd_name, populated_command, output_base_dir,
workspace, domain, simulation, celery_path,
out_of_scope_hosts),
)()
def aquatone_host(urls_to_screenshot,
vhost,
workspace,
simulation,
scan_output_base_file_dir,
celery_path,
config_file=None):
print("in aquatone host")
celery_path = lib.db.get_current_install_path()[0][0]
config, supported_services = config_parser.read_config_ini(config_file)
for (cmd_name, cmd) in config.items("screenshots"):
#print(cmd_name, cmd)
try:
if cmd_name == "aquatone":
outfile = scan_output_base_file_dir + "_" + cmd_name
filename = "/tmp/" + workspace + "_paths_" + vhost + ".txt"
populated_command = cmd.replace("[FILE]", filename).replace(
"[OUTPUT]", outfile)
populated_command = replace_user_config_options(
config_file, populated_command)
paths = lib.db.get_all_paths_for_host_path_only(
vhost, workspace)
print(str(paths))
with open(filename, 'w') as paths_tmp_file:
#paths_tmp_file.write(str(paths))
for line in paths:
#print(str(line))
paths_tmp_file.write(str(line[0]) + "\n")
populated_command = cmd.replace("[FILE]", filename).replace(
"[OUTPUT]", outfile)
populated_command = replace_user_config_options(
config_file, populated_command)
#print(populated_command)
except Exception, e:
print(e)
print(
"[!] Error: In the config file, there needs to be one (and only one) enabled aquatone command."
)
exit()
task_id = uuid()
utils.create_task(cmd_name, populated_command, vhost,
outfile + "/aquatone_report.html", workspace,
task_id)
result = chain(
tasks.run_cmd.si(cmd_name, populated_command, celery_path,
task_id).set(task_id=task_id), )()
def process_url_param(url, workspace, output_dir, arguments, config_file=None):
celery_path = sys.path[0]
config, supported_services = config_parser.read_config_ini(config_file)
task_id_list = []
urls_to_screenshot = []
simulation = arguments["--simulation"]
if os.path.isfile(url):
with open(url) as urls_file:
for line in urls_file:
line = line.rstrip()
process_url(line, workspace, output_dir, arguments,
config_file)
else:
process_url(url, workspace, output_dir, arguments, config_file)
def create_dns_recon_tasks(domains,simulation,workspace,output_base_dir,out_of_scope_hosts=None,config_file=None):
workspace_mode = lib.db.get_workspace_mode(workspace)[0][0]
task_id_list = []
total_tasks_num = 0
config, supported_services = config_parser.read_config_ini(config_file)
celery_path = sys.path[0]
for domain in domains.split(","):
for section in config.sections():
if section == "domain-recon":
for (cmd_name, cmd) in config.items(section):
outfile = output_base_dir + domain + "_" + cmd_name
populated_command = cmd.replace("[DOMAIN]", domain).replace("[OUTPUT]", outfile)
populated_command = replace_user_config_options(config_file, populated_command)
if simulation:
populated_command = "#" + populated_command
#print(populated_command)
# Grab a UUID from celery.utils so that i can assign it to my task at init, which is amazing because
# that allows me to pass it to all of the tasks in the chain.
task_id = uuid()
utils.create_task(cmd_name, populated_command, domain, outfile + ".txt", workspace, task_id)
process_domain_tuple = (cmd_name, populated_command, output_base_dir, workspace, domain, simulation, celery_path, workspace_mode)
result = chain(
# insert a row into the database to mark the task as submitted. a subtask does not get tracked
# in celery the same way a task does, for instance, you can't find it in flower
#tasks.cel_create_task.subtask(args=(cmd_name, populated_command, domain, "", workspace, task_id)),
# run the command. run_task takes care of marking the task as started and then completed.
# The si tells run_cmd to ignore the data returned from a previous task
tasks.run_cmd.si(cmd_name, populated_command,celery_path,task_id,process_domain_tuple=process_domain_tuple).set(task_id=task_id),
# right now, every executed command gets sent to a generic post_process task that can do
# additinoal stuff based on the command that just ran.
#tasks.post_process_domains.s(cmd_name, populated_command, output_base_dir, workspace, domain, simulation,celery_path,workspace_mode),
)() # .apply_async()
task_id_list.append(result.task_id)
total_tasks_num = total_tasks_num + len(task_id_list)
print("\n\n[+] Summary:\tSubmitted {0} tasks to the [{1}] workspace.".format(total_tasks_num, workspace))
print("[+]\t\tThere might be additional tasks added to the queue during post processing\n[+]")
print("[+]\t\tTo keep an eye on things, run one of these commands: \n[+]")
print("[+]\t\tcelerystalk query [watch]")
print("[+]\t\tcelerystalk query brief [watch]")
print("[+]\t\tcelerystalk query summary [watch]\n")
def determine_if_domains_are_in_scope(vhosts, process_domain_tuple):
command_name, populated_command, output_base_dir, workspace, domain, simulation, celery_path, scan_mode = process_domain_tuple
config, supported_services = config_parser.read_config_ini()
vhosts = vhosts.splitlines()
# from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14693701/how-can-i-remove-the-ansi-escape-sequences-from-a-string-in-python
ansi_escape = re.compile(r'\x1B\[[0-?]*[ -/]*[@-~]')
for vhost in vhosts:
#print("raw:\t" + vhost)
vhost = ansi_escape.sub('', vhost)
#print("escaped:\t" + vhost)
if re.match(r'\w', vhost):
in_scope, ip = utils.domain_scope_checker(vhost, workspace)
if in_scope == 1:
print("Found subdomain (in scope):\t" + vhost)
db_vhost = (ip, vhost, 1, 0, 0, workspace)
db.create_vhost(db_vhost)
else:
print("Found subdomain (out of scope):\t" + vhost)
db_vhost = (ip, vhost, 0, 0, 0, workspace)
db.create_vhost(db_vhost)
def aquatone_all_paths(workspace, simulation=None, config_file=None):
#print("in aquatone all_paths")
urls_to_screenshot = []
#TODO: Instead of just grabbing all paths here, maybe add some logic to see if only new paths should be scanned or something. at a minimum, as they are grabbed, we need to update the "screenshot taken" column and put the auatone directory or something like that.
paths = lib.db.get_all_paths(workspace)
celery_path = lib.db.get_current_install_path()[0][0]
outdir = lib.db.get_output_dir_for_workspace(workspace)[0][0]
outdir = os.path.join(outdir, 'celerystalkReports/aquatone/')
try:
os.stat(outdir)
except:
os.makedirs(outdir)
if config_file == None:
config_file = "config.ini"
config, supported_services = config_parser.read_config_ini(config_file)
if len(paths) > 0:
screenshot_name = "db"
for (cmd_name, cmd) in config.items("screenshots"):
#print(cmd_name, cmd)
try:
if cmd_name == "aquatone":
populated_command = celery_path + "/celerystalk db paths_only limit | " + cmd.replace(
"[OUTPUT]", outdir)
#print(populated_command)
except Exception, e:
print(e)
print(
"[!] Error: In the config file, there needs to be one (and only one) enabled aquatone command."
)
exit()
p = Popen(populated_command, shell=True)
p.communicate()
def process_db_services(output_base_dir,
simulation,
workspace,
target=None,
host=None,
config_file=None):
celery_path = sys.path[0]
config, supported_services = config_parser.read_config_ini(config_file)
task_id_list = []
total_tasks_num = 0
if host:
target = db.get_vhost_ip(host)
try:
os.stat(output_base_dir)
except:
print("[+] Output directory does not exist. Creating " +
output_base_dir)
os.makedirs(output_base_dir)
#unique_hosts = db.get_unique_hosts(workspace)
unique_unscanned_vhosts = db.get_inscope_unsubmitted_vhosts(workspace)
for row in unique_unscanned_vhosts:
vhost = row[0]
#print("in proccess_db_services - vhost:" + vhost)
vhost_ip = db.get_vhost_ip(vhost, workspace)[0]
#print(target)
#print(vhost_ip)
#print(str(vhost_ip))
if (IPAddress(vhost_ip[0]) == target) or (target is None):
host_dir = output_base_dir + vhost
host_data_dir = host_dir + "/celerystalkOutput/"
# Creates something like /pentest/10.0.0.1, /pentest/10.0.0.2, etc.
utils.create_dir_structure(vhost, host_dir)
#Next two lines create the file that will contain each command that was executed. This is not the audit log,
#but a log of commands that can easily be copy/pasted if you need to run them again.
summary_file_name = host_data_dir + "ScanSummary.log"
summary_file = open(summary_file_name, 'a')
#THIS is just a work around until i have a real solution. Really, UDP scans should be done
#For every host in the scanned host list, launch a quick UDP scan (top 100 ports)
scan_output_base_host_filename = host_data_dir + vhost
for (cmd_name, cmd) in config.items("nmap-commands"):
if cmd_name == "udp_scan":
#print(cmd_name,cmd)
outfile = scan_output_base_host_filename + "_" + cmd_name
populated_command = cmd.replace("[TARGET]", vhost).replace(
"[OUTPUT]", outfile)
populated_command = replace_user_config_options(
config_file, populated_command)
#print(cmd)
#cmd_name = "udp-top100"
#populated_command = 'nmap -sV -sC -Pn -sU --top-ports 100 -oN {0}_nmap_UDP_service_scan.txt -oX {0}_nmap_UDP_service_scan.xml {1}'.format(
# scan_output_base_host_filename, vhost)
if simulation:
populated_command = "#" + populated_command
#outfile = scan_output_base_host_filename + "_nmap_UDP_service_scan.txt"
task_id = uuid()
utils.create_task(cmd_name, populated_command, vhost,
outfile + ".txt", workspace, task_id)
result = chain(
# insert a row into the database to mark the task as submitted. a subtask does not get tracked
# in celery the same way a task does, for instance, you can't find it in flower
#tasks.cel_create_task.subtask(args=(cmd_name, populated_command, vhost, outfile + ".txt", workspace, task_id)),
# run the command. run_task takes care of marking the task as started and then completed.
# The si tells run_cmd to ignore the data returned from a previous task
tasks.run_cmd.si(cmd_name, populated_command,
celery_path,
task_id).set(task_id=task_id
), )() # .apply_async()
task_id_list.append(result.task_id)
if not simulation:
db.update_vhosts_submitted(vhost, vhost, workspace, 1)
#print "IP Address: {0}".format(vhost)
db_services = db.get_all_services_for_ip(vhost_ip[0], workspace)
for db_service in db_services:
(ip, scanned_service_port, scanned_service_protocol,
scanned_service_name, product, version, extra_info,
workspace) = db_service
scan_output_base_file_name = host_data_dir + vhost + "_" + str(
scanned_service_port
) + "_" + scanned_service_protocol + "_"
#If the service name is not in the supported service list, give the user notice so they can add the service
# and add some commands to the service. This is a major GAP right now. If the service is not in the config,
# the script completely ignores it, which is not good!
if scanned_service_name not in supported_services:
print(
"[!] Nmap reports {0}:{1} is running: [{2}]. There are no commands to run against {2} in config.ini."
.format(vhost, scanned_service_port,
scanned_service_name))
summary_file.write(
"[!] Nmap reports {0}:{1} is running: [{2}]. There are no commands to run against {2} in config.ini\n"
.format(vhost, scanned_service_port,
scanned_service_name))
#updated_port_scan = utils.nmap_follow_up_scan(vhost, scanned_service_port)
#scanned_service_name = updated_port_scan.hosts[0]._services[0].service
cmd_name = "nmap_service_scan"
populated_command = 'nmap -sV -sC -Pn -p {0} -oN {1}_nmap_service_scan.txt {2}'.format(
scanned_service_port, scan_output_base_file_name,
vhost)
populated_command = replace_user_config_options(
config_file, populated_command)
if simulation:
populated_command = "#" + populated_command
outfile = scan_output_base_file_name + "_nmap_service_scan.txt"
task_id = uuid()
utils.create_task(cmd_name, populated_command, vhost,
outfile, workspace, task_id)
result = chain(
# insert a row into the database to mark the task as submitted. a subtask does not get tracked
# in celery the same way a task does, for instance, you can't find it in flower
#tasks.cel_create_task.subtask(args=(cmd_name, populated_command, vhost, outfile , workspace, task_id)),
# run the command. run_task takes care of marking the task as started and then completed.
# The si tells run_cmd to ignore the data returned from a previous task
tasks.run_cmd.si(cmd_name, populated_command,
celery_path,
task_id).set(task_id=task_id
), )() # .apply_async()
task_id_list.append(result.task_id)
else:
parse_config_and_send_commands_to_celery(
scanned_service_name, scanned_service_port,
scan_output_base_file_name, config, simulation,
output_base_dir, host_dir, workspace, task_id_list,
vhost, scanned_service_protocol)
#task_id_list = task_id_list + new_tasks_list
summary_file.close()
print("[+] Submitted {0} tasks to the queue.".format(
len(task_id_list)))
total_tasks_num = total_tasks_num + len(task_id_list)
task_id_list = []
print(
"\n\n[+] Summary:\tSubmitted {0} tasks to the [{1}] workspace.".format(
total_tasks_num, workspace))
print(
"[+]\t\tThere might be additional tasks added to the queue during post processing\n[+]"
)
print("[+]\t\tTo keep an eye on things, run one of these commands: \n[+]")
print("[+]\t\tcelerystalk query [watch]")
print("[+]\t\tcelerystalk query brief [watch]")
print("[+]\t\tcelerystalk query summary [watch]\n")
def process_url(url, workspace, output_dir, arguments, config_file=None):
celery_path = sys.path[0]
config, supported_services = config_parser.read_config_ini(config_file)
task_id_list = []
urls_to_screenshot = []
simulation = arguments["--simulation"]
try:
parsed_url = urlparse.urlparse(url)
scheme = parsed_url[0]
if not scheme:
print(
"\n[!] URL parameter (-u) requires that you specify the scheme (http:// or https://)\n"
)
exit()
if ":" in parsed_url[1]:
vhost, port = parsed_url[1].split(':')
else:
vhost = parsed_url[1]
if scheme == "http":
port = 80
elif scheme == "https":
port = 443
path = parsed_url[2].replace("//", "/")
except:
if not scheme:
exit()
try:
ip = socket.gethostbyname(vhost)
except:
print("Error getting IP")
ip = False
db_ip_tuple = lib.db.get_vhost_ip(vhost, workspace)
if db_ip_tuple:
db_ip = db_ip_tuple[0][0]
if db_ip != ip:
lib.db.update_vhost_ip(ip, vhost, workspace)
proto = "tcp"
vhost_explicitly_out_of_scope = lib.db.is_vhost_explicitly_out_of_scope(
vhost, workspace)
if not vhost_explicitly_out_of_scope: # and if the vhost is not explicitly out of scope
if not ip:
exit()
elif ip == vhost:
scan_output_base_file_dir = output_dir + "/" + ip + "/celerystalkOutput/" + ip + "_" + str(
port) + "_" + proto + "_"
else:
scan_output_base_file_dir = output_dir + "/" + ip + "/celerystalkOutput/" + vhost + "_" + str(
port) + "_" + proto + "_"
host_dir = output_dir + "/" + ip
host_data_dir = host_dir + "/celerystalkOutput/"
# Creates something like /pentest/10.0.0.1, /pentest/10.0.0.2, etc.
utils.create_dir_structure(ip, host_dir)
# Next two lines create the file that will contain each command that was executed. This is not the audit log,
# but a log of commands that can easily be copy/pasted if you need to run them again.
summary_file_name = host_data_dir + "ScanSummary.log"
summary_file = open(summary_file_name, 'a')
is_vhost_in_db = lib.db.is_vhost_in_db(vhost, workspace)
if is_vhost_in_db:
lib.db.update_vhosts_in_scope(ip, vhost, workspace, 1)
else:
db_vhost = (ip, vhost, 1, 0, 1, workspace
) # add it to the vhosts db and mark as in scope
lib.db.create_vhost(db_vhost)
#only mark it as submitted if it is not in scope.
if not simulation:
lib.db.update_vhosts_submitted(ip, vhost, workspace, 1)
# Insert port/service combo into services table if it doesnt exist
db_service = db.get_service(ip, port, proto, workspace)
if not db_service:
db_string = (ip, port, proto, scheme, '', '', '', workspace)
db.create_service(db_string)
#mark this host as in scope now
if not simulation:
db.update_vhosts_submitted(vhost, vhost, workspace, 1)
# I might want to keep this, but i think it is redundant if we have gobuster and photon screenshots...
# Insert url into paths table and take screenshot
# db_path = db.get_path(path, workspace)
# if not db_path:
# url_screenshot_filename = scan_output_base_file_dir + url.replace("http", "").replace("https", "") \
# .replace("/", "_") \
# .replace("\\", "") \
# .replace(":", "_") + ".png"
# url_screenshot_filename = url_screenshot_filename.replace("__", "")
# db_path = (ip, port, url, 0, url_screenshot_filename, workspace)
# db.insert_new_path(db_path)
# # print("Found Url: " + str(url))
# urls_to_screenshot.append((url, url_screenshot_filename))
# if not simulation:
# task_id = uuid()
# command_name = "Screenshots"
# populated_command = "firefox-esr URL mode screenshot | {0} | {1}".format(vhost,scan_output_base_file_dir)
# utils.create_task(command_name, populated_command, vhost, scan_output_base_file_dir, workspace, task_id)
# result = tasks.cel_take_screenshot.delay(urls_to_screenshot,task_id,vhost,scan_output_base_file_dir, workspace,command_name,populated_command)
# # print(result)
# TODO: This def might introduce a bug - same code as parse config submit jobs to celery. need to just call that function here
for section in config.sections():
if (section == "http") or (section == "https"):
if section == scheme:
for (cmd_name, cmd) in config.items(section):
path_for_filename = path.replace("/", "_")
outfile = scan_output_base_file_dir + path_for_filename + "_" + cmd_name
populated_command = cmd.replace(
"[TARGET]",
vhost).replace("[PORT]", str(port)).replace(
"[OUTPUT]", outfile).replace("/[PATH]", path)
populated_command = replace_user_config_options(
config_file, populated_command)
if simulation:
# debug - sends jobs to celery, but with a # in front of every one.
populated_command = "#" + populated_command
# Grab a UUID from celery.utils so that i can assign it to my task at init, which is amazing because
# that allows me to pass it to all of the tasks in the chain.
task_id = uuid()
utils.create_task(cmd_name, populated_command, vhost,
outfile + ".txt", workspace, task_id)
result = chain(
# insert a row into the database to mark the task as submitted. a subtask does not get tracked
# in celery the same way a task does, for instance, you can't find it in flower
# tasks.cel_create_task.subtask(args=(cmd_name,populated_command, vhost, outfile + ".txt", workspace, task_id)),
# run the command. run_task takes care of marking the task as started and then completed.
# The si tells run_cmd to ignore the data returned from a previous task
tasks.run_cmd.si(
cmd_name, populated_command, celery_path,
task_id).set(task_id=task_id
), )() # .apply_async()
task_id_list.append(result.task_id)
host_audit_log = host_dir + "/" + "{0}_executed_commands.txt".format(
ip)
f = open(host_audit_log, 'a')
f.write(populated_command + "\n\n")
f.close()
print("[+] Submitted {0} tasks to queue for {1}.".format(
len(task_id_list), url))
else:
print(
"[!] {0} is explicitly marked as out of scope. Skipping...".format(
vhost))
def populate_comamnds(vhost,
workspace,
simulation,
output_base_dir,
config_file=None):
workspace_mode = lib.db.get_workspace_mode(workspace)[0][0]
celery_path = sys.path[0]
config, supported_services = config_parser.read_config_ini(config_file)
task_id_list = []
populated_command_list = []
total_tasks_num = 0
vhost = str(vhost)
vhost_ip = db.get_vhost_ip(vhost, workspace)[0]
host_dir = output_base_dir + vhost
host_data_dir = host_dir + "/celerystalkOutput/"
# Creates something like /pentest/10.0.0.1, /pentest/10.0.0.2, etc.
utils.create_dir_structure(vhost, host_dir)
# Next two lines create the file that will contain each command that was executed. This is not the audit log,
# but a log of commands that can easily be copy/pasted if you need to run them again.
summary_file_name = host_data_dir + "ScanSummary.log"
summary_file = open(summary_file_name, 'a')
# THIS is just a work around until i have a real solution. Really, UDP scans should be done
# For every host in the scanned host list, launch a quick UDP scan (top 100 ports)
scan_output_base_host_filename = host_data_dir + vhost
###################################
# If enabled in config, run a udp scan against the host.
###################################
for (cmd_name, cmd) in config.items("nmap-commands"):
if cmd_name == "udp_scan":
outfile = scan_output_base_host_filename + "_" + cmd_name
populated_command = cmd.replace("[TARGET]", vhost).replace(
"[OUTPUT]", outfile)
populated_command = replace_user_config_options(
config_file, populated_command)
if simulation:
populated_command = "#" + populated_command
task_id = uuid()
scanned_service_port = ""
scanned_service_name = ""
scanned_service_protocol = ""
#utils.create_task(cmd_name, populated_command, vhost, outfile + ".txt", workspace, task_id)
populated_command_list.append(
(cmd_name, populated_command, vhost, outfile + ".txt",
workspace, task_id, scanned_service_port,
scanned_service_name, scanned_service_protocol))
if not simulation:
db.update_vhosts_submitted(vhost_ip[0], vhost, workspace, 1)
###################################
# Time to parse the services from the DB
###################################
if workspace_mode == "vapt":
db_services = db.get_all_services_for_ip(vhost_ip[0], workspace)
elif workspace_mode == "bb":
db_services = db.get_all_services_for_ip(vhost, workspace)
for db_service in db_services:
(ip, scanned_service_port, scanned_service_protocol,
scanned_service_name, product, version, extra_info) = db_service
scan_output_base_file_name = host_data_dir + vhost + "_" + str(
scanned_service_port) + "_" + scanned_service_protocol + "_"
# If the service name is not in the supported service list, give the user notice so they can add the service
# and add some commands to the service. This is a major GAP right now. If the service is not in the config,
# the script completely ignores it, which is not good!
if scanned_service_name not in supported_services:
print(
"[!] Nmap reports {0}:{1} is running: [{2}]. There are no commands to run against {2} in config.ini."
.format(vhost, scanned_service_port, scanned_service_name))
summary_file.write(
"[!] Nmap reports {0}:{1} is running: [{2}]. There are no commands to run against {2} in config.ini\n"
.format(vhost, scanned_service_port, scanned_service_name))
# updated_port_scan = utils.nmap_follow_up_scan(vhost, scanned_service_port)
# scanned_service_name = updated_port_scan.hosts[0]._services[0].service
cmd_name = "nmap_service_scan"
populated_command = 'nmap -sV -sC -Pn -p {0} -oN {1}_nmap_service_scan.txt {2}'.format(
scanned_service_port, scan_output_base_file_name, vhost)
populated_command = replace_user_config_options(
config_file, populated_command)
if simulation:
populated_command = "#" + populated_command
outfile = scan_output_base_file_name + "_nmap_service_scan.txt"
task_id = uuid()
populated_command_list.append(
(cmd_name, populated_command, vhost, outfile, workspace,
task_id, scanned_service_port, scanned_service_name,
scanned_service_protocol))
else:
for (key, val) in config.items("nmap-service-names"):
services = val.split(",")
for service in services:
if service == scanned_service_name:
mapped_service_name = key
# print(config.items(mapped_service_name))
for (cmd_name,
cmd) in config.items(mapped_service_name):
outfile = scan_output_base_file_name + cmd_name
populated_command = cmd.replace(
"[TARGET]", vhost).replace(
"[PORT]",
str(scanned_service_port)).replace(
"[OUTPUT]",
outfile).replace("/[PATH]", "")
populated_command = replace_user_config_options(
config_file, populated_command)
if simulation:
# debug - sends jobs to celery, but with a # in front of every one.
populated_command = "#" + populated_command
# Grab a UUID from celery.utils so that i can assign it to my task at init, which is amazing because
# that allows me to pass it to all of the tasks in the chain.
task_id = uuid()
populated_command_list.append(
(cmd_name, populated_command, vhost,
outfile + ".txt", workspace, task_id,
scanned_service_port, scanned_service_name,
scanned_service_protocol))
#print(populated_command_list.__len__())
#print(populated_command_list)
return populated_command_list
def post_process_domains_bb(vhosts, command_name, populated_command, output_base_dir, workspace, simulation,
celery_path,out_of_scope_hosts):
config, supported_services = config_parser.read_config_ini()
vhosts = vhosts.splitlines()
# from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14693701/how-can-i-remove-the-ansi-escape-sequences-from-a-string-in-python
ansi_escape = re.compile(r'\x1B\[[0-?]*[ -/]*[@-~]')
for vhost in vhosts:
# print("raw:\t" + vhost)
vhost = ansi_escape.sub('', vhost)
# print("escaped:\t" + vhost)
if re.match(r'\w', vhost):
try:
ip = socket.gethostbyname(vhost)
if vhost not in out_of_scope_hosts:
print("Found subdomain (in scope):\t" + vhost)
db_vhost = (ip, vhost, 1, 0, workspace)
db.create_vhost(db_vhost)
else:
print("Found subdomain (out of scope):\t" + vhost)
db_vhost = (ip, vhost, 0, 0, workspace)
db.create_vhost(db_vhost)
except:
print("1There was an issue running the nmap scan against {0}.").format(vhost)
ip = ""
db_vhost = (ip, vhost, 0, 0, workspace) # not in scope if no IP
print(db_vhost)
db.create_vhost(db_vhost)
# pull all in scope vhosts that have not been submitted
inscope_vhosts = db.get_inscope_unsubmitted_vhosts(workspace)
for scannable_vhost in inscope_vhosts:
scannable_vhost = scannable_vhost[0]
ip = db.get_vhost_ip(scannable_vhost, workspace)
ip = ip[0][0]
print("I'm going to scan: " + scannable_vhost + ":" + ip)
db_scanned_services = db.get_all_services_for_ip(ip, workspace)
for (
id, ip, scanned_service_port, scanned_service_protocol, scanned_service_name, workspace) in db_scanned_services:
# run chain on each one and then update db as submitted
scan_output_base_file_name = output_base_dir + "/" + ip + "/celerystalkOutput/" + scannable_vhost + "_" + str(
scanned_service_port) + "_" + scanned_service_protocol + "_"
host_dir = output_base_dir + "/" + ip
# TODO: This def might introduce a bug - same code as parse config submit jobs to celery. need to just call that function here
for section in config.sections():
if (section == "http") or (section == "https"):
if section == scanned_service_name:
for (cmd_name, cmd) in config.items(section):
outfile = scan_output_base_file_name + cmd_name
populated_command = cmd.replace("[TARGET]", scannable_vhost)\
.replace("[PORT]",str(scanned_service_port))\
.replace("[OUTPUT]", outfile) \
.replace("[PATH]", "")
if simulation:
# debug - sends jobs to celery, but with a # in front of every one.
populated_command = "#" + populated_command
# Grab a UUID from celery.utils so that i can assign it to my task at init, which is amazing because
# that allows me to pass it to all of the tasks in the chain.
task_id = uuid()
result = chain(
cel_create_task.subtask(args=(cmd_name,populated_command, scannable_vhost, outfile + ".txt",workspace, task_id)),
run_cmd.si(cmd_name, populated_command, celery_path, task_id).set(task_id=task_id),
post_process.si(cmd_name, populated_command, output_base_dir, workspace, scannable_vhost,
host_dir,
simulation,
scanned_service_port, scanned_service_name,
scanned_service_protocol, celery_path),
)()
host_audit_log = host_dir + "/" + "{0}_executed_commands.txt".format(ip)
f = open(host_audit_log, 'a')
f.write(populated_command + "\n\n")
f.close()
db.update_vhosts_submitted(ip, scannable_vhost, workspace, 1)
def post_process_domains(vhosts,command_name,populated_command,output_base_dir,workspace,domain,simulation,celery_path,scan_mode):
config,supported_services = config_parser.read_config_ini()
vhosts = vhosts.splitlines()
# from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14693701/how-can-i-remove-the-ansi-escape-sequences-from-a-string-in-python
ansi_escape = re.compile(r'\x1B\[[0-?]*[ -/]*[@-~]')
for vhost in vhosts:
#print("raw:\t" + vhost)
vhost = ansi_escape.sub('', vhost)
#print("escaped:\t" + vhost)
if re.match(r'\w', vhost):
in_scope,ip = utils.domain_scope_checker(vhost,workspace)
if in_scope == 1:
print("Found subdomain (in scope):\t" + vhost)
db_vhost = (ip,vhost,1, 0,workspace)
db.create_vhost(db_vhost)
else:
print("Found subdomain (out of scope):\t" + vhost)
db_vhost = (ip, vhost, 0, 0, workspace)
db.create_vhost(db_vhost)
# elif scan_mode == "BB":
#
# cmd_name, cmd = config['nmap-bug-bounty_mode']
#
# utils.
#
# db_vhost = ("", vhost, 1, 0, workspace)
# db.create_vhost(db_vhost)
#pull all in scope vhosts that have not been submitted
inscope_vhosts = db.get_inscope_unsubmitted_vhosts(workspace)
for scannable_vhost in inscope_vhosts:
scannable_vhost = scannable_vhost[0]
ip = db.get_vhost_ip(scannable_vhost,workspace)
ip = ip[0][0]
db_scanned_services = db.get_all_services_for_ip(ip, workspace)
for (id,ip,scanned_service_port,scanned_service_protocol,scanned_service_name,workspace) in db_scanned_services:
#run chain on each one and then update db as submitted
scan_output_base_file_name = output_base_dir + "/" + ip + "/celerystalkOutput/" + scannable_vhost + "_" + str(scanned_service_port) + "_" + scanned_service_protocol + "_"
host_dir = output_base_dir + "/" + ip
#TODO: This def might introduce a bug - same code as parse config submit jobs to celery. need to just call that function here
for section in config.sections():
if (section == "http") or (section == "https"):
if section == scanned_service_name:
for (cmd_name, cmd) in config.items(section):
outfile = scan_output_base_file_name + cmd_name
populated_command = cmd.replace("[TARGET]", scannable_vhost).replace("[PORT]",
str(scanned_service_port)).replace("[OUTPUT]", outfile).replace("[PATH]", "")
if simulation:
# debug - sends jobs to celery, but with a # in front of every one.
populated_command = "#" + populated_command
# Grab a UUID from celery.utils so that i can assign it to my task at init, which is amazing because
# that allows me to pass it to all of the tasks in the chain.
task_id = uuid()
result = chain(
# insert a row into the database to mark the task as submitted. a subtask does not get tracked
# in celery the same way a task does, for instance, you can't find it in flower
cel_create_task.subtask(args=(cmd_name,populated_command, scannable_vhost, outfile + ".txt", workspace, task_id)),
# run the command. run_task takes care of marking the task as started and then completed.
# The si tells run_cmd to ignore the data returned from a previous task
run_cmd.si(cmd_name, populated_command, celery_path, task_id).set(task_id=task_id),
# right now, every executed command gets sent to a generic post_process task that can do
# additinoal stuff based on the command that just ran.
post_process.si(cmd_name, populated_command, output_base_dir, workspace, scannable_vhost, host_dir,
simulation,
scanned_service_port, scanned_service_name,
scanned_service_protocol,celery_path),
)() # .apply_async()
#task_id_list.append(result.task_id)
host_audit_log = host_dir + "/" + "{0}_executed_commands.txt".format(ip)
f = open(host_audit_log, 'a')
f.write(populated_command + "\n\n")
f.close()
db.update_vhosts_submitted(ip,scannable_vhost,workspace,1)
def test_config_read(self):
config, supported_services = read_config_ini('config.ini')
#print(supported_services)
self.assertEqual(supported_services[0], "http")
def process_url(url, output_base_dir, workspace, simulation):
celery_path = sys.path[0]
config, supported_services = config_parser.read_config_ini()
task_id_list = []
try:
parsed_url = urlparse.urlparse(url)
scheme = parsed_url[0]
if not scheme:
print(
"\n[!] URL parameter (-u) requires that you specify the scheme (http:// or https://)\n"
)
exit()
if ":" in parsed_url[1]:
target, port = parsed_url[1].split(':')
else:
target = parsed_url[1]
if scheme == "http":
port = 80
elif scheme == "https":
port = 443
path = parsed_url[2]
except:
if not scheme:
exit()
try:
ip = socket.gethostbyname(target)
except:
print("Error getting IP")
proto = "tcp"
if ip == target:
scan_output_base_file_dir = output_base_dir + "/" + ip + "/celerystalkOutput/" + ip + "_" + str(
port) + "_" + proto + "_"
else:
scan_output_base_file_dir = output_base_dir + "/" + ip + "/celerystalkOutput/" + target + "_" + str(
port) + "_" + proto + "_"
host_dir = output_base_dir + "/" + ip
host_data_dir = host_dir + "/celerystalkOutput/"
# Creates something like /pentest/10.0.0.1, /pentest/10.0.0.2, etc.
utils.create_dir_structure(ip, host_dir)
# Next two lines create the file that will contain each command that was executed. This is not the audit log,
# but a log of commands that can easily be copy/pasted if you need to run them again.
summary_file_name = host_data_dir + "ScanSummary.log"
summary_file = open(summary_file_name, 'a')
db_vhost = (ip, target, 1, 1, workspace
) # in this mode all vhosts are in scope
#print(db_vhost)
db.create_vhost(db_vhost)
#Insert port/service combo into services table
db_service = db.get_service(ip, port, proto, workspace)
if not db_service:
db_string = (ip, port, proto, scheme, workspace)
db.create_service(db_string)
# Insert url into paths table and take screenshot
db_path = db.get_path(path, workspace)
if not db_path:
url_screenshot_filename = scan_output_base_file_dir + url.replace("http", "").replace("https", "") \
.replace("/", "_") \
.replace("\\", "") \
.replace(":", "_") + ".png"
url_screenshot_filename = url_screenshot_filename.replace("__", "")
db_path = (ip, port, url, 0, url_screenshot_filename, workspace)
db.insert_new_path(db_path)
#print("Found Url: " + str(url))
result = utils.take_screenshot(url, url_screenshot_filename)
#print(result)
#TODO: This def might introduce a bug - same code as parse config submit jobs to celery. need to just call that function here
for section in config.sections():
if (section == "http") or (section == "https"):
if section == scheme:
for (cmd_name, cmd) in config.items(section):
outfile = scan_output_base_file_dir + cmd_name
populated_command = cmd.replace(
"[TARGET]",
target).replace("[PORT]", str(port)).replace(
"[OUTPUT]", outfile).replace("[PATH]", path)
if simulation:
# debug - sends jobs to celery, but with a # in front of every one.
populated_command = "#" + populated_command
# Grab a UUID from celery.utils so that i can assign it to my task at init, which is amazing because
# that allows me to pass it to all of the tasks in the chain.
task_id = uuid()
result = chain(
# insert a row into the database to mark the task as submitted. a subtask does not get tracked
# in celery the same way a task does, for instance, you can't find it in flower
tasks.cel_create_task.subtask(
args=(cmd_name, populated_command, target,
outfile + ".txt", workspace, task_id)),
# run the command. run_task takes care of marking the task as started and then completed.
# The si tells run_cmd to ignore the data returned from a previous task
tasks.run_cmd.si(cmd_name, populated_command,
celery_path,
task_id).set(task_id=task_id),
# right now, every executed command gets sent to a generic post_process task that can do
# additinoal stuff based on the command that just ran.
tasks.post_process.si(cmd_name, populated_command,
output_base_dir, workspace,
target, host_dir, simulation,
port, scheme, proto,
celery_path),
)() # .apply_async()
task_id_list.append(result.task_id)
host_audit_log = host_dir + "/" + "{0}_executed_commands.txt".format(
ip)
f = open(host_audit_log, 'a')
f.write(populated_command + "\n\n")
f.close()
print("[+] Submitted {0} tasks to queue.\n".format(len(task_id_list)))