def testScanBenign(self):
"Tests the mcafee scanner's scan method."
malicious, sigInfo = mcafee.scan(self.benignfile)
self.assertFalse(malicious)
expected = (self.scannervv, self.version, self.sigdate)
actual = (sigInfo.scannervv, sigInfo.sigversion, sigInfo.sigdate)
self.assertEquals(expected, actual)
def runScanner(self):
"Profiles the mcafee scanhandler."
for malware in self.malwares:
print 'file:%s' % malware
sys.stdout.flush()
malicious, sigInfo = mcafee.scan(malware)
print 'malicious:%s\nsigInfo:%s' % (malicious, str(sigInfo))
sys.stdout.flush()
def testScanMalicious(self):
"Tests the mcafee scanner's scan method with an evil file."
malicious, sigInfo = mcafee.scan(self.maliciousfile)
expected = (self.scannervv, self.version, self.sigdate)
actual = (sigInfo.scannervv, sigInfo.sigversion, sigInfo.sigdate)
self.assertEquals(expected, actual)
# TODO: embed the data of a malicious file? or will mcafee not like that?
# TODO: find a file that is malicious that mcafee thinks is malicious.
# TODO: maybe a tracking cookie?
# For now put this assertion at the end so the other can succeed if it will.
self.assertTrue(malicious)
