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-- sysadmin, scripting, and security -- home about archives software theme -- infosec linux meta-writing miscellany mobile devices netbook psychology python rant studies sysadmin technical website parsing openvas reports in python posted by glen on july 27th, 2015 in infosec , python , technical [ no comments] i was using openvas to do some network auditing and accessing report results via the (greenbone security assistant) web interface quite often seemed somewhat slow and clunky. the report is downloadable as an xml file though, and i’ve recently been getting familiar with parsing nmap xml files in python , so a bit of scripting later and voila! goxparse (glens openvas xml parser) – a command line tool to quickly search / filter through the openvas scan results. as an added bonus, you can output a .csv file from an nmap scan using gnxparse.py and feed it to goxparse.py to provide an inline comparison of open ports. $ ./goxparse.py --help usage: goxparse.py filename.xml [ options ] glens openvas xml parser ( goxparse ) positional arguments: file file containing openvas xml report optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -i, -ips output unfiltered list of scanned ipv4 addresses -host [ hostip ] host to generate a report for -cvssmin [ cvssmin ] minimum cvss level to report -cvssmax [ cvssmax ] maximum cvss level to report -threatlevel [ threat ] threat level to match, log/low/medium/high/critical -matchfile [ matchfile ] .csv file from which to match open ports, in format hostip,port1,port2,port3 -v, --version show program ' s version number and exit usage examples: goxparse.py ./scan.xml -ips goxparse.py ./scan.xml -host <hostip> goxparse.py ./scan.xml -cvssmin 5 -cvssmax 8 goxparse.py ./scan.xml -threatlevel high you can get goxparse from the bitbucket repo here . parsing and merging nmap xml report files in python posted by glen on april 19th, 2015 in infosec , python , technical [ (1) comments] here are a couple of tools i wrote in python to parse and merge/ join nmap .xml report files . tl;dr: gnxparse.py outputs discovered host, port info from nmap .xml, optionally in the form of nmap command(s) to re-scan hosts. gnxmerge.py glues multiple (<host> sections from) nmap xml reports together. you can download them from the git repo here . problem: nmap is great for network auditing. scanning from an internal, privileged, and/or fast network location (eg inside your firewall) is straightforward and fast, but doesn’t give you the whole picture – which discovered hosts and services are exposed from a different – eg external/public network. to get this info, you could do a firewall config audit, but if you don’t have this access or just want to do a functional test of the firewall, you need to run another scan. for the same accuracy, you’ll want the full range (1-65535) portscan, and this takes time. also, this kind of scan is noisy and may generate a lot of firewall/ips logs. lastly, if you traverse an ips/ids with such a noisy scan, it may drop you as malicious, and the rest of the results are lost. solution: an alternative approach is to do a full scan internally, and use the results to make a much quieter external scan targeting only known live hosts and services. gnxparse.py can generate nmap ‘rescan’ commands to run from outside the firewall, and gnxmerge.py helps tidy up the results by merging the multiple output files back into a single report. the workflow goes something like this: perform a thorough scan of your publically routable subnets from a location inside the firewall. (using some fairly well tuned host discovery options in nmap, it takes me about 3 hours to scan the full port range on ~1000 hosts on a fast internal network.) run gnxparse.py with the ‘rescan’ option on the .xml file generated from the internal nmap scan. this will output a bash script with individual nmap commands to probe only those hosts and services found to be up. copy the script to an external host with nmap and run it. (for all discovered services on the ~1000 hosts scaned earlier, it takes me only about five minutes to do a re-scan). run gnxmerge.py on the folder of individual .xml reports generated (one per host) if you need to produce a single nmap xml report file for any reason, for example to load up in zenmap[1] and review which of your services are exposed externally. hopefully someone else finds these tools useful. you can download gnxparse.py and gnxmerge.py from my gnxtools repo on bitbucket. [1] i am aware zenmap can also load multiple nmap report files for viewing; though it does not merge/save. posting domain mapped permalinks via the wp-to-twitter plugin posted by glen on october 28th, 2014 in technical , website [ (1) comments] a really useful wordpress feature is support for hosting multiple sites from the same core install. i used to run wordpress-mu for this purpose before it was rolled into the main version. if you have control of dns you can easily have sites as subdomains, or even map a seperate domain to a subsite using a plugin such as wordpress mu domain mapping . since i use ssl with a wildcard certificate this also means i can securely administer wordpress subsites via https://subsite-example. while having a public non-ssl url of http://subsite-example.tld . i recently installed the plugin wp-to-twitter to use on a subsite, and found that when posting updates to twitter, wordpress unfortunately provides it with the http://subsite-example./link-to-post permalink instead of the http://subsite-example.tld/link-to-post permalink. this doesn’t seem to be the fault of either plugin as mu domain mapping is using some smoke and mirrors rewriting to display the mapped http://subsite-example.tld domain while the plugins in the secure wordpress admin url (including wp-to-twitter) rightly see the site as if it is located at https://subsite-example. . i tried a few combinations of changing the site_url and home_url values in the network admin –> sites panel, but only succeeded in breaking my domain mapping. until domain mapping is baked into the wordpress core i suspect this will continue to be an issue. i’m not a wordpress/plugin dev by any stretch but i spent a couple of hours looking through the code for wp-to-twitter and concocted a (temporary) hack which is now posting the correct permalink to twitter. i would have been happy with hardcoding the domain value since the plugin is only being used on one site, but in the end i learned a few things about core wordpress php functions and came up with a solution which should work for multiple subsites / domains. i based part of this solution on the post here: http://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/permalinks-converted-to-those-domain-based here’s the code: add the following function to wp-content/plugins/wp-to-twitter/wpt-functions.php function get_permalink_dom ( $id ) { global $wpdb ; $linkpath = str_replace ( home_url ( ) , '' , get_permalink ( $id ) ) ; $thisblogid = get_current_blog_id ( ) ; $thisblogdomain = $wpdb -> get_var ( "select domain from wp_domain_mapping where blog_id = $thisblogid and active = 1" ) ; return "http://" . $thisblogdomain . $linkpath ; } edit the following in wp-content/plugins/wp-to-twitter/wpt-truncate.php // comment/remove the below line (15) and replace it with the call to get_permalink_dom //$thisposturl = trim($shrink); $thisposturl = trim ( get_permalink_dom ( $post_id ) ) ; that’s it; the ‘tweet now’ box in the post editor should use the domain mapped link. « previous entries pages about archives software recent posts parsing openvas reports in python parsing and merging nmap xml report files in python posting domain mapped permalinks via the wp-to-twitter plugin scanning and reporting on ssl cert expiry dates – an ssl certificate scanner using bash, php and jquery simple bash script to mass query reverse dns ptr records for a subnet authors charles stross cory doctorow greg egan neal stephenson peter watts richard morgan

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Domain Name: GLENSCOTT.NET
Registrar: GANDI SAS
Sponsoring Registrar IANA ID: 81
Whois Server: whois.gandi.net
Referral URL: http://www.gandi.net
Name Server: NS1.HE.NET
Name Server: NS2.HE.NET
Name Server: NS3.HE.NET
Name Server: NS4.HE.NET
Name Server: NS5.HE.NET
Status: clientTransferProhibited https://icann.org/epp#clientTransferProhibited
Updated Date: 07-aug-2016
Creation Date: 08-aug-2005
Expiration Date: 08-aug-2017

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  REGISTRAR GANDI SAS

  REFERRER http://www.gandi.net

SERVERS

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  PORT 43

  SERVER whois.gandi.net

  ARGS glenscott.net

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  TYPE domain

DOMAIN

  NAME glenscott.net

NSERVER

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  NS3.HE.NET 216.218.132.2

  NS4.HE.NET 216.66.1.2

  NS5.HE.NET 216.66.80.18

STATUS
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  CHANGED 2016-08-07

  CREATED 2005-08-08

  EXPIRES 2017-08-08

  REGISTERED yes

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