Example #1
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 def stat_logouts(self, time_slot):
     """ Get a dict of users and their logout freq
     Args:
         time_slot (tuple(datetime)): a tuple of two
             specifying the start and end time as datetime
     Returns:
         dict(str->int): user vs how many times he logs out
     """
     r = {}
     start, end = time_slot
     for login in self.last:
         if login['time_out'] and start <= login['time_out'] < end:
             dict_acc(r, {login['user']: 1})
     return r
Example #2
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 def stat_authfailures(self, time_slot):
     """ Get a dict of users and their freq of authentication failure
     Args:
         time_slot (tuple(datetime)): a tuple of two
             specifying the start and end time as datetime
     Returns:
         dict(str->int): user vs how many times he failed to log in
     """
     r = {}
     start, end = time_slot
     for authfailure in self.lastb:
         if start <= authfailure['time_in'] < end:
             dict_acc(r, {authfailure['user']: 1})
     return r
Example #3
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 def stat_logins(self, time_slot):
     """ Get a dict of users and their login freq
     Args:
         time_slot (tuple(datetime)): a tuple of two
             specifying the start and end time as datetime
     Returns:
         dict(str->int): user vs how many times he successful logs in
     """
     r = {}
     start, end = time_slot
     for login in self.last:
         if start <= login['time_in'] < end:
             dict_acc(r, {login['user']: 1})
     return r
Example #4
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 def stat_logouts(self, time_slot=None):
     """ Get a dict of users and their logout freq
     Args:
         time_slot (optional[tuple(datetime)]): a tuple of two
             specifying the start and end time as datetime
     Returns:
         dict(str->int): user vs how many times he logs out
     """
     r = {}
     start, end = time_slot
     for logout in self.logouts:
         if start <= logout['time_out'] < end:
             dict_acc(r, {logout['user']: 1})
     return r
Example #5
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 def stat_logins(self, time_slot=None):
     """ Get a dict of users and their login freq
     Args:
         time_slot (optional[tuple(datetime)]): a tuple of two
             specifying the start and end time as datetime
     Returns:
         dict(str->int): user vs how many times he successful logs in
     """
     r = {}
     start, end = time_slot
     for login in self.logins:
         if start <= login['time_in'] < end:
             dict_acc(r, {login['user']: 1})
     return r
Example #6
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 def stat_authfailures(self, time_slot=None):
     """ Get a dict of users and their freq of authentication failure
     Args:
         time_slot (optional[tuple(datetime)]): a tuple of two
             specifying the start and end time as datetime
     Returns:
         dict(str->int): user vs how many times he failed to log in
     """
     r = {}
     start, end = time_slot
     for authfailure in self.authf:
         if start <= authfailure['time_in'] < end:
             dict_acc(r, {authfailure['user']: 1})
     return r
Example #7
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    def stat_logouts(self, time_slot):
        """ Get a dict of users and their logout freq
        Args:
            time_slot (tuple(datetime)): a tuple of two
                specifying the start and end time as datetime
        Returns:
            dict(str->int): user vs how many times he logs out
        """
        r = {}
        start, end = time_slot
        for login in self.last:
            if login is not None:
                if login['time_out'] and start <= login['time_out'] < end:
                    dict_acc(r, {login['user']: 1})

        return r
Example #8
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 def stat_http_resp_ips(self, time_slot=None, content_type=None):
     def _filter(p):
         if 'http' not in p:
             return False
         if 'response' not in p.http.field_names:
             return False
         if time_slot is not None:
             start, end = time_slot
             if float(p.sniff_timestamp) < start or \
                float(p.sniff_timestamp) >= end:
                 return False
         if content_type is not None and 'content_type' in p.http.field_names:
             if p.http.content_type.lower() not in content_type:
                 return False
         return True
     packets = self.packets
     packets = filter(_filter, packets)
     ips = {}
     for p in packets:
         utils.dict_acc(ips, {p.ip.src: 1})
     return ips
Example #9
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    def stat_macs(self, time_slot=None, ip=None):
        """Get a dict of MAC addresses with the freq it appears

        Args:
            time_slot (optional[tuple]): a tuple of two specifying the
                start and end time in the format of timestamp
            ip (optional[list(str)]):

        Returns:
            dict{str->int}: mac addresses and the freq it appears
        """
        packets = self.packets
        if time_slot:
            start, end = time_slot
            packets = filter(lambda p: start <= float(p.sniff_timestamp) < end,
                             packets)
        macs = {}
        for p in packets:
            if 'ip' in p:
                if ip and p.ip.src in ip:
                    utils.dict_acc(macs, {p.eth.src: 1})
                if ip and p.ip.dst in ip:
                    utils.dict_acc(macs, {p.eth.dst: 1})
                if not ip:
                    utils.dict_acc(macs, {
                        p.eth.src: 1,
                        p.eth.dst: 1,
                    })
        return macs
Example #10
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    def stat_macs(self, time_slot=None, ip=None):
        """Get a dict of MAC addresses with the freq it appears

        Args:
            time_slot (optional[tuple]): a tuple of two specifying the
                start and end time in the format of timestamp
            ip (optional[list(str)]):

        Returns:
            dict{str->int}: mac addresses and the freq it appears
        """
        packets = self.packets
        if time_slot:
            start, end = time_slot
            packets = filter(lambda p: start <= float(p.sniff_timestamp) < end,
                             packets)
        macs = {}
        for p in packets:
            if 'ip' in p:
                if ip and p.ip.src in ip:
                    utils.dict_acc(macs, {p.eth.src: 1})
                if ip and p.ip.dst in ip:
                    utils.dict_acc(macs, {p.eth.dst: 1})
                if not ip:
                    utils.dict_acc(macs, {
                        p.eth.src: 1,
                        p.eth.dst: 1,
                    })
        return macs
Example #11
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    def stat_http_resp_ips(self, time_slot=None, content_type=None):
        def _filter(p):
            if 'http' not in p:
                return False
            if 'response' not in p.http.field_names:
                return False
            if time_slot is not None:
                start, end = time_slot
                if float(p.sniff_timestamp) < start or \
                   float(p.sniff_timestamp) >= end:
                    return False
            if content_type is not None and 'content_type' in p.http.field_names:
                if p.http.content_type.lower() not in content_type:
                    return False
            return True

        packets = self.packets
        packets = filter(_filter, packets)
        ips = {}
        for p in packets:
            utils.dict_acc(ips, {p.ip.src: 1})
        return ips
Example #12
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    def stat_ips(self, time_slot=None, src_ip=None, dst_ip=None):
        """Get a dict of ips and their freq

        It can be either src ip or dst ip. If src ip is specified,
        then dst ips are returned, vice versa. If none is specified,
        all unique ips will be returned.

        Args:
            time_slot (optional[tuple]): a tuple of two specifying the
                start and end time in the format of timestamp
            src_ip (optional[list(str), or single str]): src ip(s)
            dst_ip (optional[list(str), or single str]): dst ip(s),
                src_ip and dst_ip shouldn't be both specified

        Returns:
            dict{str->int}: ip addresses and freq
        """
        packets = self.packets
        ips = {}
        packets = filter(lambda p: 'ip' in p, packets)
        if time_slot:
            start, end = time_slot
            packets = filter(lambda p:
                             start <= float(p.sniff_timestamp) < end, packets)

        if src_ip:
            for p in packets:
                if 'ip' in p and p.ip.src in src_ip:
                    utils.dict_acc(ips, {p.ip.dst: 1})
        if dst_ip:
            for p in packets:
                if 'ip' in p and p.ip.dst in dst_ip:
                    utils.dict_acc(ips, {p.ip.src: 1})

        if not src_ip and not dst_ip:
            for p in packets:
                if 'ip' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(ips, {
                        p.ip.src: 1,
                        p.ip.dst: 1,
                    })

        return ips
Example #13
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    def stat_ips(self, time_slot=None, src_ip=None, dst_ip=None):
        """Get a dict of ips and their freq

        It can be either src ip or dst ip. If src ip is specified,
        then dst ips are returned, vice versa. If none is specified,
        all unique ips will be returned.

        Args:
            time_slot (optional[tuple]): a tuple of two specifying the
                start and end time in the format of timestamp
            src_ip (optional[list(str), or single str]): src ip(s)
            dst_ip (optional[list(str), or single str]): dst ip(s),
                src_ip and dst_ip shouldn't be both specified

        Returns:
            dict{str->int}: ip addresses and freq
        """
        packets = self.packets
        ips = {}
        packets = filter(lambda p: 'ip' in p, packets)
        if time_slot:
            start, end = time_slot
            packets = filter(lambda p: start <= float(p.sniff_timestamp) < end,
                             packets)

        if src_ip:
            for p in packets:
                if 'ip' in p and p.ip.src in src_ip:
                    utils.dict_acc(ips, {p.ip.dst: 1})
        if dst_ip:
            for p in packets:
                if 'ip' in p and p.ip.dst in dst_ip:
                    utils.dict_acc(ips, {p.ip.src: 1})

        if not src_ip and not dst_ip:
            for p in packets:
                if 'ip' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(ips, {
                        p.ip.src: 1,
                        p.ip.dst: 1,
                    })

        return ips
Example #14
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    def stat_protocols(self, time_slot=None, src_ip=None, dst_ip=None):
        """Get a dict of protocols and freq

        Args:
            time_slot (optional[tuple]): a tuple of two specifying the
                start and end time in the format of timestamp
            src_ip (optional[list(str), or single str]): src ip(s)
            dst_ip (optional[list(str), or single str]): dst ip(s)

        Returns:
            dict{str->int}: unique protocols
        """
        packets = self.packets
        protocols = {}
        if time_slot:
            start, end = time_slot
            packets = filter(lambda p:
                             start <= float(p.sniff_timestamp) < end, packets)

        if src_ip:
            for p in packets:
                if 'ip' in p and p.ip.src in src_ip:
                    utils.dict_acc(protocols, {p.frame_info.protocols: 1})
        if dst_ip:
            for p in packets:
                if 'ip' in p and p.ip.dst in dst_ip:
                    utils.dict_acc(protocols, {p.frame_info.protocols: 1})

        if not src_ip and not dst_ip:
            for p in packets:
                if 'ip' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(protocols, {
                        p.frame_info.protocols: 1,
                    })

        return protocols
Example #15
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    def stat_protocols(self, time_slot=None, src_ip=None, dst_ip=None):
        """Get a dict of protocols and freq

        Args:
            time_slot (optional[tuple]): a tuple of two specifying the
                start and end time in the format of timestamp
            src_ip (optional[list(str), or single str]): src ip(s)
            dst_ip (optional[list(str), or single str]): dst ip(s)

        Returns:
            dict{str->int}: unique protocols
        """
        packets = self.packets
        protocols = {}
        if time_slot:
            start, end = time_slot
            packets = filter(lambda p: start <= float(p.sniff_timestamp) < end,
                             packets)

        if src_ip:
            for p in packets:
                if 'ip' in p and p.ip.src in src_ip:
                    utils.dict_acc(protocols, {p.frame_info.protocols: 1})
        if dst_ip:
            for p in packets:
                if 'ip' in p and p.ip.dst in dst_ip:
                    utils.dict_acc(protocols, {p.frame_info.protocols: 1})

        if not src_ip and not dst_ip:
            for p in packets:
                if 'ip' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(protocols, {
                        p.frame_info.protocols: 1,
                    })

        return protocols
Example #16
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    def stat_ports(self, time_slot=None, ip=None):
        """Get a dict of ports within the capture

        Args:
            time_slot (optional[tuple]): a tuple of two specifying the
                start and end time in the format of timestamp
            ip (optional[list(str), or single str]): the corresponding ip(s)

        Returns:
            dict{int->int}: unique ports
        """
        packets = self.packets
        ports = {}
        if time_slot:
            start, end = time_slot
            packets = filter(lambda p:
                             start <= float(p.sniff_timestamp) < end, packets)
        if ip:
            packets = filter(lambda p: 'ip' in p, packets)
            p_src = filter(lambda p: p.ip.src in ip, packets)
            for p in p_src:    
                if 'tcp' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(ports, {p.tcp.port: 1})
                elif 'udp' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(ports, {p.udp.port: 1})
            p_dst = filter(lambda p: p.ip.dst in ip, packets)
            for p in p_dst:            
                if 'tcp' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(ports, {p.tcp.port: 1})
                elif 'udp' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(ports, {p.udp.port: 1})
        else:
            for p in packets:
                if 'tcp' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(ports, {p.tcp.port: 1})
                elif 'udp' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(ports, {p.udp.port: 1})

        return ports
Example #17
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    def stat_ports(self, time_slot=None, ip=None):
        """Get a dict of ports within the capture

        Args:
            time_slot (optional[tuple]): a tuple of two specifying the
                start and end time in the format of timestamp
            ip (optional[list(str), or single str]): the corresponding ip(s)

        Returns:
            dict{int->int}: unique ports
        """
        packets = self.packets
        ports = {}
        if time_slot:
            start, end = time_slot
            packets = filter(lambda p: start <= float(p.sniff_timestamp) < end,
                             packets)
        if ip:
            packets = filter(lambda p: 'ip' in p, packets)
            p_src = filter(lambda p: p.ip.src in ip, packets)
            for p in p_src:
                if 'tcp' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(ports, {p.tcp.port: 1})
                elif 'udp' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(ports, {p.udp.port: 1})
            p_dst = filter(lambda p: p.ip.dst in ip, packets)
            for p in p_dst:
                if 'tcp' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(ports, {p.tcp.port: 1})
                elif 'udp' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(ports, {p.udp.port: 1})
        else:
            for p in packets:
                if 'tcp' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(ports, {p.tcp.port: 1})
                elif 'udp' in p:
                    utils.dict_acc(ports, {p.udp.port: 1})

        return ports