def _parse(self, filepath):
"""Parses the PDF for static information. Uses PyV8 from peepdf to
extract JavaScript from PDF objects.
@param filepath: Path to file to be analyzed.
@return: results dict or None.
"""
# Load the PDF with PDFiD and convert it to JSON for processing
pdf_data = PDFiD(filepath, False, True)
pdf_json = PDFiD2JSON(pdf_data, True)
pdfid_data = json.loads(pdf_json)[0]
info = {}
info["PDF Header"] = pdfid_data["pdfid"]["header"]
info["Total Entropy"] = pdfid_data["pdfid"]["totalEntropy"]
info["Entropy In Streams"] = pdfid_data["pdfid"]["streamEntropy"]
info["Entropy Out Streams"] = pdfid_data["pdfid"]["nonStreamEntropy"]
info["Count %% EOF"] = pdfid_data["pdfid"]["countEof"]
info["Data After EOF"] = pdfid_data["pdfid"]["countChatAfterLastEof"]
dates = pdfid_data["pdfid"]["dates"]["date"]
# Get streams, counts and format.
streams = {}
for stream in pdfid_data["pdfid"]["keywords"]["keyword"]:
streams[str(stream["name"])] = stream["count"]
result = {}
result["Info"] = info
result["Dates"] = dates
result["Streams"] = streams
log.debug("About to parse with PDFParser")
parser = PDFParser()
ret, pdf = parser.parse(filepath, True, False)
objects = []
retobjects = []
count = 0
object_counter = 1
for i in range(len(pdf.body)):
body = pdf.body[count]
objects = body.objects
for index in objects:
oid = objects[index].id
offset = objects[index].offset
size = objects[index].size
details = objects[index].object
obj_data = {}
obj_data["Object ID"] = oid
obj_data["Offset"] = offset
obj_data["Size"] = size
if details.type == "stream":
encoded_stream = details.encodedStream
decoded_stream = details.decodedStream
obj_data["File Type"] = _get_filetype(decoded_stream)[:100]
if HAVE_PYV8:
try:
jsdata = analyseJS(decoded_stream.strip())[0][0]
except Exception, e:
jsdata = "PyV8 failed to parse the stream."
if jsdata == None:
jsdata = "PyV8 did not detect JavaScript in the stream. (Possibly encrypted)"
# The following loop is required to "JSONify" the strings returned from PyV8.
# As PyV8 returns byte strings, we must parse out bytecode and
# replace it with an escape '\'. We can't use encode("string_escape")
# as this would mess up the new line representation which is used for
# beautifying the javascript code for Django's web interface.
ret_data = ""
for i in xrange(len(jsdata)):
if ord(jsdata[i]) > 127:
tmp = "\\x" + str(jsdata[i].encode("hex"))
else:
tmp = jsdata[i]
ret_data += tmp
else:
ret_data = "PyV8 not installed, unable to extract JavaScript."
obj_data["Data"] = ret_data
retobjects.append(obj_data)
object_counter += 1
else:
obj_data["File Type"] = "Encoded"
obj_data["Data"] = "Encoded"
retobjects.append(obj_data)
count += 1
result["Objects"] = retobjects
def _parse(self, filepath):
"""Parses the PDF for static information. Uses PyV8 from peepdf to
extract JavaScript from PDF objects.
@param filepath: Path to file to be analyzed.
@return: results dict or None.
"""
# Load the PDF with PDFiD and convert it to JSON for processing
pdf_data = PDFiD(filepath, False, True)
pdf_json = PDFiD2JSON(pdf_data, True)
pdfid_data = json.loads(pdf_json)[0]
info = {}
info["PDF Header"] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['header']
info["Total Entropy"] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['totalEntropy']
info['Entropy In Streams'] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['streamEntropy']
info['Entropy Out Streams'] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['nonStreamEntropy']
info['Count %% EOF'] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['countEof']
info['Data After EOF'] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['countChatAfterLastEof']
# Note, PDFiD doesn't interpret some dates properly, specifically it doesn't
# seem to be able to properly represent time zones that involve fractions of
# an hour
dates = pdfid_data['pdfid']['dates']['date']
# Get keywords, counts and format.
keywords = {}
for keyword in pdfid_data['pdfid']['keywords']['keyword']:
keywords[str(keyword['name'])] = keyword['count']
result = {}
result["Info"] = info
result["Dates"] = dates
result["Keywords"] = keywords
log.debug("About to parse with PDFParser")
parser = PDFParser()
ret, self.pdf = parser.parse(filepath,
forceMode=True,
looseMode=True,
manualAnalysis=False)
urlset = set()
annoturiset = set()
objects = []
retobjects = []
metadata = dict()
self._set_base_uri()
for i in range(len(self.pdf.body)):
body = self.pdf.body[i]
metatmp = self.pdf.getBasicMetadata(i)
if metatmp:
metadata = metatmp
objects = body.objects
for index in objects:
oid = objects[index].id
offset = objects[index].offset
size = objects[index].size
details = objects[index].object
obj_data = {}
obj_data["Object ID"] = oid
obj_data["Offset"] = offset
obj_data["Size"] = size
if details.type == 'stream':
encoded_stream = details.encodedStream
decoded_stream = details.decodedStream
if HAVE_PYV8:
jsdata = None
try:
jslist, unescapedbytes, urlsfound, errors, ctxdummy = analyseJS(
decoded_stream.strip())
jsdata = jslist[0]
except Exception, e:
continue
if len(errors):
continue
if jsdata == None:
continue
for url in urlsfound:
urlset.add(url)
# The following loop is required to "JSONify" the strings returned from PyV8.
# As PyV8 returns byte strings, we must parse out bytecode and
# replace it with an escape '\'. We can't use encode("string_escape")
# as this would mess up the new line representation which is used for
# beautifying the javascript code for Django's web interface.
ret_data = ""
for x in xrange(len(jsdata)):
if ord(jsdata[x]) > 127:
tmp = "\\x" + str(jsdata[x].encode("hex"))
else:
tmp = jsdata[x]
ret_data += tmp
else:
continue
obj_data["Data"] = ret_data
retobjects.append(obj_data)
elif details.type == "dictionary" and details.hasElement("/A"):
# verify it to be a link type annotation
subtype_elem = details.getElementByName("/Subtype")
type_elem = details.getElementByName("/Type")
if not subtype_elem or not type_elem:
continue
subtype_elem = self._get_obj_val(i, subtype_elem)
type_elem = self._get_obj_val(i, type_elem)
if subtype_elem.getValue(
) != "/Link" or type_elem.getValue() != "/Annot":
continue
a_elem = details.getElementByName("/A")
a_elem = self._get_obj_val(i, a_elem)
if a_elem.type == "dictionary" and a_elem.hasElement(
"/URI"):
uri_elem = a_elem.getElementByName("/URI")
uri_elem = self._get_obj_val(i, uri_elem)
annoturiset.add(self.base_uri + uri_elem.getValue())
else:
# can be dictionaries, arrays, etc, don't bother displaying them
# all for now
pass
def _parse(self, filepath):
"""Parses the PDF for static information. Uses PyV8 from peepdf to
extract JavaScript from PDF objects.
@param filepath: Path to file to be analyzed.
@return: results dict or None.
"""
# Load the PDF with PDFiD and convert it to JSON for processing
pdf_data = PDFiD(filepath, False, True)
pdf_json = PDFiD2JSON(pdf_data, True)
pdfid_data = json.loads(pdf_json)[0]
info = {}
info["PDF Header"] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['header']
info["Total Entropy"] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['totalEntropy']
info['Entropy In Streams'] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['streamEntropy']
info['Entropy Out Streams'] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['nonStreamEntropy']
info['Count %% EOF'] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['countEof']
info['Data After EOF'] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['countChatAfterLastEof']
# Note, PDFiD doesn't interpret some dates properly, specifically it doesn't
# seem to be able to properly represent time zones that involve fractions of
# an hour
dates = pdfid_data['pdfid']['dates']['date']
# Get keywords, counts and format.
keywords = {}
for keyword in pdfid_data['pdfid']['keywords']['keyword']:
keywords[str(keyword['name'])] = keyword['count']
result = {}
result["Info"] = info
result["Dates"] = dates
result["Keywords"] = keywords
log.debug("About to parse with PDFParser")
parser = PDFParser()
ret, pdf = parser.parse(filepath, True, False)
urlset = set()
objects = []
retobjects = []
metadata = dict()
for i in range(len(pdf.body)):
body = pdf.body[i]
metatmp = pdf.getBasicMetadata(i)
if metatmp:
metadata = metatmp
objects = body.objects
for index in objects:
oid = objects[index].id
offset = objects[index].offset
size = objects[index].size
details = objects[index].object
obj_data = {}
obj_data["Object ID"] = oid
obj_data["Offset"] = offset
obj_data["Size"] = size
if details.type == 'stream':
encoded_stream = details.encodedStream
decoded_stream = details.decodedStream
if HAVE_PYV8:
jsdata = None
try:
jslist, unescapedbytes, urlsfound, errors, ctxdummy = analyseJS(decoded_stream.strip())
jsdata = jslist[0]
except Exception,e:
continue
if len(errors):
continue
if jsdata == None:
continue
for url in urlsfound:
urlset.add(url)
# The following loop is required to "JSONify" the strings returned from PyV8.
# As PyV8 returns byte strings, we must parse out bytecode and
# replace it with an escape '\'. We can't use encode("string_escape")
# as this would mess up the new line representation which is used for
# beautifying the javascript code for Django's web interface.
ret_data = ""
for i in xrange(len(jsdata)):
if ord(jsdata[i]) > 127:
tmp = "\\x" + str(jsdata[i].encode("hex"))
else:
tmp = jsdata[i]
ret_data += tmp
else:
continue
obj_data["Data"] = ret_data
retobjects.append(obj_data)
else:
# can be dictionaries, arrays, etc, don't bother displaying them
# all for now
pass
#obj_data["File Type"] = "Encoded"
#obj_data["Data"] = "Encoded"
#retobjects.append(obj_data)
result["JSStreams"] = retobjects
def _parse(self, filepath):
"""Parses the PDF for static information. Uses PyV8 from peepdf to
extract JavaScript from PDF objects.
@param filepath: Path to file to be analyzed.
@return: results dict or None.
"""
# Load the PDF with PDFiD and convert it to JSON for processing
pdf_data = PDFiD(filepath, False, True)
pdf_json = PDFiD2JSON(pdf_data, True)
pdfid_data = json.loads(pdf_json)[0]
info = {}
info["PDF Header"] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['header']
info["Total Entropy"] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['totalEntropy']
info['Entropy In Streams'] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['streamEntropy']
info['Entropy Out Streams'] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['nonStreamEntropy']
info['Count %% EOF'] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['countEof']
info['Data After EOF'] = pdfid_data['pdfid']['countChatAfterLastEof']
dates = pdfid_data['pdfid']['dates']['date']
# Get streams, counts and format.
streams = {}
for stream in pdfid_data['pdfid']['keywords']['keyword']:
streams[str(stream['name'])] = stream['count']
result = {}
result["Info"] = info
result["Dates"] = dates
result["Streams"] = streams
log.debug("About to parse with PDFParser")
parser = PDFParser()
ret, pdf = parser.parse(filepath, True, False)
objects = []
retobjects = []
count = 0
object_counter = 1
for i in range(len(pdf.body)):
body = pdf.body[count]
objects = body.objects
for index in objects:
oid = objects[index].id
offset = objects[index].offset
size = objects[index].size
details = objects[index].object
obj_data = {}
obj_data["Object ID"] = oid
obj_data["Offset"] = offset
obj_data["Size"] = size
if details.type == 'stream':
encoded_stream = details.encodedStream
decoded_stream = details.decodedStream
obj_data["File Type"] = _get_filetype(decoded_stream)[:100]
if HAVE_PYV8:
try:
jsdata = analyseJS(decoded_stream.strip())[0][0]
except Exception, e:
jsdata = "PyV8 failed to parse the stream."
if jsdata == None:
jsdata = "PyV8 did not detect JavaScript in the stream. (Possibly encrypted)"
# The following loop is required to "JSONify" the strings returned from PyV8.
# As PyV8 returns byte strings, we must parse out bytecode and
# replace it with an escape '\'. We can't use encode("string_escape")
# as this would mess up the new line representation which is used for
# beautifying the javascript code for Django's web interface.
ret_data = ""
for i in xrange(len(jsdata)):
if ord(jsdata[i]) > 127:
tmp = "\\x" + str(jsdata[i].encode("hex"))
else:
tmp = jsdata[i]
ret_data += tmp
else:
ret_data = "PyV8 not installed, unable to extract JavaScript."
obj_data["Data"] = ret_data
retobjects.append(obj_data)
object_counter += 1
else:
obj_data["File Type"] = "Encoded"
obj_data["Data"] = "Encoded"
retobjects.append(obj_data)
count += 1
result["Objects"] = retobjects
