metasploit-framework/lib/rex/parser/nexpose_xml.rb

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# -*- coding: binary -*-
module Rex
module Parser
# XXX doesn't tie services to vulns
class NexposeXMLStreamParser
attr_accessor :callback
def initialize(callback = nil)
reset_state
self.callback = callback if callback
end
def reset_state
@state = :generic_state
@only_vuln_states_needed = true
@current_vuln_id = nil
@vulnerable_markers = ['vulnerable-exploited', 'vulnerable-version', 'potential']
@host = {"status" => nil, "endpoints" => [], "names" => [], "vulns" => {}}
@vuln = {"refs" => [], "description" => [], "solution" => []}
end
# If all vuln states are required set this to false
def parse_vulnerable_states_only only_vuln_states_needed
@only_vuln_states_needed = only_vuln_states_needed
end
def tag_start(name, attributes)
case name
when "node"
@host["hardware-address"] = attributes["hardware-address"]
@host["addr"] = attributes["address"]
@host["status"] = attributes["status"]
when "os"
# Take only the highest certainty
if not @host["os_certainty"] or (@host["os_certainty"].to_f < attributes["certainty"].to_f)
@host["os_vendor"] = attributes["vendor"]
@host["os_family"] = attributes["family"]
@host["os_product"] = attributes["product"]
@host["os_version"] = attributes["version"]
@host["arch"] = attributes["arch"]
@host["os_certainty"] = attributes["certainty"]
end
when "name"
#@host["names"].push attributes["name"]
@state = :in_name
when "endpoint"
# This is a port in NeXpose parlance
@host["endpoints"].push(attributes)
when "service"
@state = :in_service
# Store any service info with the associated port. There shouldn't
# be any collisions on attribute names here, so just merge them.
@host["endpoints"].last.merge!(attributes)
when "fingerprint"
if @state == :in_service
@host["endpoints"].last.merge!(attributes)
end
when "test"
if (not @only_vuln_states_needed) or (@vulnerable_markers.include? attributes["status"].to_s.chomp and @only_vuln_states_needed)
@state = :in_test
@current_vuln_id = attributes["id"]
@host["vulns"][@current_vuln_id] = attributes.dup
# Append the endpoint info for how the vuln was discovered
unless @host["endpoints"].empty?
@host["vulns"][@current_vuln_id].merge!("endpoint_data" => @host["endpoints"].last)
end
if attributes["key"]
@host["notes"] ||= []
@host["notes"] << [@current_vuln_id, attributes["key"]]
end
end
when "vulnerability"
@vuln.merge! attributes
when "reference"
@state = :in_reference
@vuln["refs"].push attributes
when "solution"
@state = :in_solution
when "description"
@state = :in_description
when "URLLink"
@vuln["solution"] << attributes
end
end
def text(str)
case @state
when :in_name
@host["names"].push str
when :in_reference
@vuln["refs"].last["value"] = str
when :in_solution
@vuln["solution"] << str
when :in_description
@vuln["description"] << str
when :in_test
if @host["vulns"][@current_vuln_id]
proof = @host["vulns"][@current_vuln_id]["proof"] || []
proof << str
@host["vulns"][@current_vuln_id]["proof"] = proof
end
end
end
def tag_end(name)
case name
when "node"
callback.call(:host, @host) if callback
reset_state
when "vulnerability"
callback.call(:vuln, @vuln) if callback
reset_state
when "service","reference","names"
@state = :generic_state
end
end
# We don't need these methods, but they're necessary to keep REXML happy
def xmldecl(version, encoding, standalone) # :nodoc:
end
def cdata # :nodoc:
end
def comment(str) # :nodoc:
end
def instruction(name, instruction) # :nodoc:
end
def attlist # :nodoc:
end
end
end
end
__END__
<node address="10.1.1.10" status="alive" hardware-address="0007371F3BE8">
<names>
<name>NETBIOSNAME</name>
<name>hostname.example.com</name>
</names>
<fingerprints>
<os certainty="1.00" device-class="Domain controller" vendor="Microsoft" family="Windows" product="Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition" version="SP2" arch="x86"/>
<os certainty="0.85" device-class="General" vendor="Microsoft" family="Windows" product="Windows Server 2003"/>
<os certainty="0.70" vendor="Microsoft" family="Windows" product="Windows Server 2003"/>
</fingerprints>
<software>
<fingerprint certainty="1.00" vendor="Acronis" product="Acronis&#160;True&#160;Image&#160;Echo&#160;Server" version="9.5.8163"/>
<fingerprint certainty="1.00" vendor="Acronis" product="Acronis&#160;Universal&#160;Restore for Acronis&#160;True&#160;Image&#160;Echo&#160;Server" version="9.5.8076"/>
<fingerprint certainty="1.00" software-class="Internet Client" vendor="Microsoft" family="Internet Explorer" product="Internet Explorer" version="7.0.5730.11"/>
<fingerprint certainty="1.00" software-class="Database Client" vendor="Microsoft" family="MDAC" product="MDAC" version="2.8"/>
<fingerprint certainty="1.00" software-class="Media Client" vendor="Microsoft" family="Windows Media Player" product="Windows Media Player" version="10.0.0.3997"/>
<fingerprint certainty="1.00" vendor="MySolutions NORDIC" product="NSClient++ (Win32)" version="0.3.4.0"/>
<fingerprint certainty="1.00" vendor="Symantec Corporation" product="LiveUpdate 3.1 (Symantec Corporation)" version="3.1.0.99"/>
<fingerprint certainty="1.00" vendor="Symantec Corporation" product="Symantec AntiVirus" version="10.1.5000.5"/>
</software>
<tests>
<test status="not-vulnerable" id="backdoor-ckb.cfaae1e6">
<endpoint protocol="tcp" port="139" status="open">
<services>
<service name="CIFS">
<fingerprints>
<fingerprint certainty="1.00" product="Windows Server 2003 R2 5.2"/>
</fingerprints>
<tests>
</tests>
</service>
</services>
</endpoint>
</node>