require 'msf/core' module Msf ### # # This event subscriber class exposes methods that are called when internal # framework events occur, such as the loading and creation of a module. # ### module GeneralEventSubscriber # # Called when a module is loaded # def on_module_load(refname, klass) end # # Called when a new module instance is created # def on_module_created(instance) end # # Called when a module is run # def on_module_run(instance) end end ### # # This class manages subscriber registration and is the entry point # for dispatching various events that occur for modules, such as # exploit results and auxiliary module data. The framework # and external modules can register themselves as subscribers to # various events such that they can perform custom actions when # a specific event or events occur. # ### class EventDispatcher include Framework::Offspring def initialize(framework) self.framework = framework self.general_event_subscribers = [] self.exploit_event_subscribers = [] self.session_event_subscribers = [] self.db_event_subscribers = [] self.ui_event_subscribers = [] end ## # # Subscriber registration # ## # # This method adds a general subscriber. General subscribers receive # notifications when all events occur. # def add_general_subscriber(subscriber) add_event_subscriber(general_event_subscribers, subscriber) end # # Removes a general subscriber. # def remove_general_subscriber(subscriber) remove_event_subscriber(general_event_subscribers, subscriber) end # # This method adds a db event subscriber. db event subscribers # receive notifications when events occur that pertain to db changes. # The subscriber provided must implement the DatabaseEvent module methods # in some form. # def add_db_subscriber(subscriber) add_event_subscriber(db_event_subscribers, subscriber) end # # Removes a db event subscriber. # def remove_db_subscriber(subscriber) remove_event_subscriber(db_event_subscribers, subscriber) end # # This method adds an exploit event subscriber. Exploit event subscribers # receive notifications when events occur that pertain to exploits, such as # the success or failure of an exploitation attempt. The subscriber # provided must implement the ExploitEvent module methods in some form. # def add_exploit_subscriber(subscriber) add_event_subscriber(exploit_event_subscribers, subscriber) end # # Removes an exploit event subscriber. # def remove_exploit_subscriber(subscriber) remove_event_subscriber(exploit_event_subscribers, subscriber) end # # This method adds a session event subscriber. Session event subscribers # receive notifications when sessions are opened and closed. The # subscriber provided must implement the SessionEvent module methods in # some form. # def add_session_subscriber(subscriber) add_event_subscriber(session_event_subscribers, subscriber) end # # Removes a session event subscriber. # def remove_session_subscriber(subscriber) remove_event_subscriber(session_event_subscribers, subscriber) end ## # # General events # ## # # Called when a module is loaded into the framework. This, in turn, # notifies all registered general event subscribers. # # This is covered by the method_missing logic, but defining it manually # reduces startup time by about 10%. # def on_module_load(name, mod) general_event_subscribers.each { |subscriber| subscriber.on_module_load(name, mod) } end # # Capture incoming events and pass them off to the subscribers # # When receiving an on_* event, look for a subscriber type matching the # type of the event. If one exists, send the event on to each subscriber # of that type. Otherwise, try to send the event each of the general # subscribers. # # Event method names should be like "on__", e.g.: # on_exploit_success. # def method_missing(name, *args) event,type,rest = name.to_s.split("_", 3) subscribers = "#{type}_event_subscribers" found = false case event when "on" if respond_to?(subscribers) found = true self.send(subscribers).each do |sub| next if not sub.respond_to?(name) sub.send(name, *args) end else general_event_subscribers.each do |sub| next if not sub.respond_to?(name) sub.send(name, *args) found = true end end when "add" if respond_to?(subscribers) found = true add_event_subscriber(self.send(subscribers), *args) end when "remove" if respond_to?(subscribers) found = true remove_event_subscriber(self.send(subscribers), *args) end end if not found elog("Event dispatcher received an unhandled event: #{name}") end return found end protected # # Adds an event subscriber to the supplied subscriber array. # def add_event_subscriber(array, subscriber) # :nodoc: array << subscriber end # # Removes an event subscriber from the supplied subscriber array. # def remove_event_subscriber(array, subscriber) # :nodoc: array.delete(subscriber) end attr_accessor :general_event_subscribers # :nodoc: attr_accessor :exploit_event_subscribers # :nodoc: attr_accessor :session_event_subscribers # :nodoc: attr_accessor :db_event_subscribers # :nodoc: attr_accessor :ui_event_subscribers # :nodoc: end end