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update #135

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Description

  • Enhanced type annotations and added docstrings for better clarity.

  • Introduced new tools: rang3r, reconspider, and secretfinder.

  • Improved error handling and user input validation across utilities.

  • Added a dynamic tool generation script (generate.py) for extensibility.


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Relevant files
Enhancement
10 files
__main__.py
Enhanced main loop with type annotations and error handling
+16/-6   
menu.py
Improved user confirmation prompt with validation and docstring
+15/-5   
repo.py
Enhanced error messages and added type annotations             
+2/-2     
utilities.py
Refactored utility classes with type annotations and error handling
+23/-20 
cli.py
Added new tools to the information gathering CLI                 
+4/-1     
rang3r.py
Added `rang3r` tool for multi-threaded domain scanning     
+20/-0   
reconspider.py
Added `reconspider` tool for advanced OSINT                           
+22/-0   
secretfinder.py
Added `secretfinder` tool for sensitive data discovery     
+20/-0   
cuteit.py
Improved IP validation and added type annotations               
+6/-3     
generate.py
Introduced dynamic tool generation script                               
+65/-0   
Additional files
1 files
update.sh [link]   

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  • Summary by CodeRabbit

    • New Features

      • Expanded CLI toolset with additional information gathering tools, including reconspider, secretfinder, and rang3r.
      • Introduced dynamic tool class creation functionality for custom tool integrations.
    • Bug Fixes

      • Improved error messages and input validation for clearer and more reliable interactions.
    • Refactor

      • Streamlined command flow and adopted consistent naming and type annotations for enhanced reliability.
    • Documentation

      • Added descriptive help messages to clarify tool usage and improve user experience.

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    Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

    This PR introduces a series of refactorings and new feature additions. Key implementations include adding explicit type annotations and improving error handling, renaming classes to follow PascalCase conventions, enhancing user input validations, and expanding the functionality by introducing a dynamic tool generator alongside new information gathering tool modules.

    Class diagram for Utility and its subclasses (Updated)

    classDiagram
        class Utility {
          +__init__(description: str = None)
          +__str__() -> str
          +run() -> None
        }
    
        class Host2IP {
          +__init__() -> None
          +run() -> None
        }
        class Base64Decode {
          +__init__() -> None
          +run() -> None
        }
        class SpawnShell {
          +__init__() -> None
          +run() -> None
        }
        class SuggestTool {
          +__init__() -> None
          +run() -> None
        }
        class PrintContributors {
          +__init__() -> None
          +run() -> None
        }
    
        Utility <|-- Host2IP
        Utility <|-- Base64Decode
        Utility <|-- SpawnShell
        Utility <|-- SuggestTool
        Utility <|-- PrintContributors
    
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    Class diagram for Dynamic Tool Generator and New Information Gathering Tools

    classDiagram
        %% Base class provided by the system
        class GitHubRepo {
          +__init__(path: str, install, description: str = None) -> None
          +run()
        }
    
        class DynamicRepo {
          +__init__() -> None
          +run() -> int
        }
        %% DynamicRepo is created within the create_tool_class function
        GitHubRepo <|-- DynamicRepo
    
        class CuteitRepo {
          +__init__() -> None
          +run() -> int
        }
    
        class ReconSpiderRepo {
          +__init__() -> None
          +run() -> int
        }
    
        class rang3rRepo {
          +__init__() -> None
          +run() -> int
        }
    
        class SecretFinderRepo {
          +__init__() -> None
          +run() -> int
        }
    
        GitHubRepo <|-- CuteitRepo
        GitHubRepo <|-- ReconSpiderRepo
        GitHubRepo <|-- rang3rRepo
        GitHubRepo <|-- SecretFinderRepo
    
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    File-Level Changes

    Change Details Files
    Code refactoring with type annotations and class renaming
    • Added explicit return type hints (e.g., '-> None', '-> int') to constructors and methods in various modules.
    • Renamed utility classes (host2ip to Host2IP, base64_decode to Base64Decode, spawn_shell to SpawnShell, suggest_tool to SuggestTool, print_contributors to PrintContributors) for consistency.
    • Updated function signatures and added docstrings in mainloop and confirm functions.
    • Enhanced error messages in repo module by providing descriptive ValueError messages.
    cybersf/core/utilities.py
    cybersf/__main__.py
    cybersf/core/menu.py
    cybersf/core/repo.py
    Enhanced exception handling in base64 decoding
    • Wrapped the base64 decode operation in a try/except block in the Base64Decode utility.
    • Added error logging to notify users if the base64 input could not be decoded.
    cybersf/core/utilities.py
    Improved input validation and error handling in command functions
    • Modified the mainloop function to check for invalid or missing commands and improved exception handling with detailed error messages.
    • Updated the CuteitRepo run method to validate user input for an IP address and return an error code if the input is invalid.
    cybersf/__main__.py
    cybersf/obfuscation/cuteit.py
    Addition of a dynamic tool generator
    • Introduced a new 'generate.py' file that dynamically creates tool classes based on input parameters.
    • Implemented functionality to generate a new tool file under the appropriate category directory using user-provided arguments.
    generate.py
    Addition of new information gathering tools
    • Updated the CLI tools list to include new tools: reconspider, secretfinder, and rang3r.
    • Added new modules for each tool with corresponding classes implementing their run methods and installation instructions.
    • Ensured each new tool module conforms to standard input handling and command execution.
    cybersf/information_gathering/cli.py
    cybersf/information_gathering/reconspider.py
    cybersf/information_gathering/rang3r.py
    cybersf/information_gathering/secretfinder.py

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    Walkthrough

    The pull request refactors multiple modules across the project. In the CLI’s main loop and supporting functions, type annotations, docstrings, and error handling have been improved. Several utility classes have been renamed to follow PascalCase, with updated constructors and method signatures. New repository classes for additional information gathering tools have been added with their own interactive run methods. Furthermore, a new dynamic tool generator in generate.py facilitates creating tool classes linked to GitHub repositories, streamlining future extensions.

    Changes

    File(s) Change Summary
    cybersf/__main__.py Added return type annotation (-> None) and docstring to mainloop; simplified command validation; enhanced error messages; removed unnecessary return statements.
    cybersf/core/menu.py Updated confirm signature with type hints (message: str) and return type bool; added docstring; modified loop to enforce valid ('y'/'n') inputs.
    cybersf/core/repo.py Improved error handling in print_pip_deps with a descriptive message; updated GitHubRepo constructor to include an optional description type hint.
    cybersf/core/utilities.py Renamed multiple utility classes to PascalCase (e.g., host2ipHost2IP); added return type annotations (-> None) for constructors and run methods; enhanced error handling in Base64Decode; updated cli() signature.
    cybersf/information_gathering/cli.py Expanded the __tools__ list to include reconspider, secretfinder, and rang3r; added corresponding import statements.
    cybersf/information_gathering/{rang3r, reconspider, secretfinder}.py Introduced new repository classes (rang3rRepo, ReconSpiderRepo, and SecretFinderRepo) inheriting from GitHubRepo with interactive run methods for domain enumeration and script execution.
    cybersf/obfuscation/cuteit.py Added type hints for CuteitRepo methods (__init__-> None, run-> int); refined the IP input prompt and added validation that returns an error code when input is empty.
    generate.py Introduced a create_tool_class function that dynamically generates a tool class (inheriting from GitHubRepo) and a main function that parses arguments, writes a new tool file, and confirms tool addition.
    Dockerfile Updated base image from python:3.13.0b3-alpin to python:3.9-alpine.

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        MainLoop->>CommandHandler: Validate command
        alt Valid command
            MainLoop->>CommandHandler: Execute command
        else Invalid command
            MainLoop->>User: Print error message
        end
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        participant User
        participant GenerateScript
        participant ToolGenerator
        participant FileSystem
        User->>GenerateScript: Run generate.py with args
        GenerateScript->>ToolGenerator: Call create_tool_class()
        ToolGenerator->>ToolGenerator: Define DynamicRepo class
        GenerateScript->>FileSystem: Write new tool file
        FileSystem-->>GenerateScript: Confirm file creation
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    🔒 Security concerns

    Command Injection:
    Multiple tools (rang3r, reconspider, secretfinder) directly concatenate user input into shell commands without proper sanitization. This could allow attackers to inject malicious commands that would be executed on the system. For example, if a user inputs '; rm -rf /' as the domain, it would be executed as part of the command.

    ⚡ Recommended focus areas for review

    Command Injection

    Direct concatenation of user input into command string without sanitization could allow command injection attacks

    return os.system('python3 rang3r.py -v -d ' + user_domain)
    Command Injection

    Direct concatenation of user input into command string without sanitization could allow command injection attacks

    return os.system('python3 SecretFinder.py -v -d ' + user_domain)
    Command Injection

    Direct concatenation of user input into command string without sanitization could allow command injection attacks

    return os.system('python3 reconspider.py -v -d ' + user_domain)

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    cybersf/information_gathering/rang3r.py [17-18]

    +from shlex import quote
     user_domain = input('\nEnter a domain to enumerate for rang3r: ').strip()
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    user_domain = input('\nEnter a domain to enumerate for rang3r: ').strip()
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    Suggestion: Prevent command injection vulnerability

    Suggested change
    user_domain = input('\nEnter a domain to enumerate for rang3r: ').strip()
    return os.system('python3 rang3r.py -v -d ' + user_domain)
    from shlex import quote
    user_domain = input('\nEnter a domain to enumerate for rang3r: ').strip()
    return os.system('python3 rang3r.py -v -d ' + quote(user_domain))

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    Actionable comments posted: 4

    🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
    cybersf/core/utilities.py (1)

    31-38: Add error handling for DNS resolution.

    The Host2IP.run method should handle DNS resolution failures gracefully.

    Apply this diff:

         def run(self) -> None:
             hosts = get_hosts()
             set_readline(hosts)
             user_host = input("\nEnter a host: ").strip()
             if user_host not in hosts:
                 add_host(user_host)
    -        ip = gethostbyname(user_host)
    -        console.print(f"\n{user_host} has the IP of {ip}")
    +        try:
    +            ip = gethostbyname(user_host)
    +            console.print(f"\n{user_host} has the IP of {ip}")
    +        except Exception as e:
    +            console.print(f"Error resolving host: {e}", style="bold red")
    🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
    cybersf/obfuscation/cuteit.py (1)

    7-7: Enhance IP validation.

    While the empty input check is good, consider adding more robust IP validation to ensure the input is a valid IP address format.

    Here's a suggested implementation:

         def run(self) -> int:
             os.chdir(self.full_path)
             user_ip = input("\nEnter an IP: ").strip()
    -        if not user_ip:
    +        import re
    +        ip_pattern = r'^(\d{1,3}\.){3}\d{1,3}$'
    +        if not user_ip or not re.match(ip_pattern, user_ip):
                 print("Invalid IP")
                 return 1
    +        # Optional: Validate each octet is between 0-255
    +        if not all(0 <= int(octet) <= 255 for octet in user_ip.split('.')):
    +            print("Invalid IP: octets must be between 0-255")
    +            return 1

    Also applies to: 14-19

    cybersf/information_gathering/rang3r.py (1)

    7-12: Add type hints for consistency.

    For consistency with other files like cuteit.py, consider adding return type hints to the methods.

     class rang3rRepo(GitHubRepo):
    -    def __init__(self):
    +    def __init__(self) -> None:
             super().__init__(
                 path='floriankunushevci/rang3r',
                 install={'pip': 'requirements.txt'},
                 description='rang3r is a python script which scans in multi thread',
             )
    cybersf/information_gathering/secretfinder.py (1)

    7-12: Add type hints for consistency.

    For consistency with other files like cuteit.py, consider adding return type hints to the methods.

     class SecretFinderRepo(GitHubRepo):
    -    def __init__(self):
    +    def __init__(self) -> None:
             super().__init__(
                 path='m4ll0k/SecretFinder',
                 install={'pip': 'requirements.txt'},
                 description='SecretFinder - A python script for find sensitive data',
             )
    generate.py (1)

    44-60: Remove unnecessary f-strings and improve file writing.

    The static analysis tool correctly identified unnecessary f-strings.

    Apply this diff:

    -        tool_file.write(f"import os\n\n")
    -        tool_file.write(f"from cybersf.core.menu import set_readline\n")
    -        tool_file.write(f"from cybersf.core.repo import GitHubRepo\n\n")
    +        imports = [
    +            "import os",
    +            "from cybersf.core.menu import set_readline",
    +            "from cybersf.core.repo import GitHubRepo",
    +            ""
    +        ]
    +        tool_file.write("\n".join(imports) + "\n")
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    • cybersf/information_gathering/cli.py (1 hunks)
    • cybersf/information_gathering/rang3r.py (1 hunks)
    • cybersf/information_gathering/reconspider.py (1 hunks)
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    🔇 Additional comments (8)
    cybersf/information_gathering/cli.py (1)

    11-13: LGTM!

    The new tools are correctly imported and added to the __tools__ list, maintaining consistency with the existing code structure.

    Also applies to: 15-15

    cybersf/core/utilities.py (2)

    27-28: LGTM! Good improvements in naming conventions.

    The class renames to PascalCase improve code consistency and follow Python naming conventions.

    Also applies to: 41-42, 54-55, 65-66, 75-76


    45-51: Good addition of error handling for base64 decoding.

    The try-except block with specific error messaging improves user experience.

    cybersf/core/menu.py (1)

    128-142: LGTM! Excellent improvements to the confirm function.

    The changes enhance the function through:

    • Clear type hints
    • Comprehensive docstring
    • Robust input validation with user feedback
    cybersf/__main__.py (2)

    128-132: LGTM! Well-documented function signature.

    The return type annotation and docstring follow Python best practices, improving code clarity and maintainability.


    138-154: LGTM! Improved error handling.

    The error handling has been enhanced with:

    • Simplified conditional check
    • More descriptive error messages
    • Streamlined control flow
    cybersf/core/repo.py (2)

    27-27: LGTM! Improved error message.

    The descriptive error message helps users understand why the error occurred.


    98-98: LGTM! Added type annotation for optional parameter.

    The type annotation Optional[str] improves type safety and code clarity.

    Comment on lines 14 to 18
    def run(self):
    os.chdir(self.full_path)
    set_readline([])
    user_domain = input('\nEnter a domain to enumerate for rang3r: ').strip()
    return os.system('python3 rang3r.py -v -d ' + user_domain)
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    ⚠️ Potential issue

    Fix command injection vulnerability.

    The user input is directly used in a system command, which could allow command injection. Consider sanitizing the input and using shell argument escaping.

    -    def run(self):
    +    def run(self) -> int:
             os.chdir(self.full_path)
             set_readline([])
             user_domain = input('\nEnter a domain to enumerate for rang3r: ').strip()
    -        return os.system('python3 rang3r.py -v -d ' + user_domain)
    +        import shlex
    +        if not user_domain:
    +            print("Invalid domain")
    +            return 1
    +        return os.system(f"python3 rang3r.py -v -d {shlex.quote(user_domain)}")
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    def run(self):
    os.chdir(self.full_path)
    set_readline([])
    user_domain = input('\nEnter a domain to enumerate for rang3r: ').strip()
    return os.system('python3 rang3r.py -v -d ' + user_domain)
    def run(self) -> int:
    os.chdir(self.full_path)
    set_readline([])
    user_domain = input('\nEnter a domain to enumerate for rang3r: ').strip()
    import shlex
    if not user_domain:
    print("Invalid domain")
    return 1
    return os.system(f"python3 rang3r.py -v -d {shlex.quote(user_domain)}")

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    user_domain = input('\nEnter a domain to enumerate for ReconSpider: ').strip()
    return os.system('python3 reconspider.py -v -d ' + user_domain)
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    ⚠️ Potential issue

    Add input validation and sanitization for the domain.

    The user input is directly used in os.system without validation or sanitization, which could lead to command injection vulnerabilities.

    Apply this diff to add basic validation:

    -        user_domain = input('\nEnter a domain to enumerate for ReconSpider: ').strip()
    -        return os.system('python3 reconspider.py -v -d ' + user_domain)
    +        user_domain = input('\nEnter a domain to enumerate for ReconSpider: ').strip()
    +        if not user_domain or ' ' in user_domain:
    +            console.print("Invalid domain format", style="bold red")
    +            return 1
    +        return os.system(f"python3 reconspider.py -v -d {shlex.quote(user_domain)}")

    Also add these imports:

    import shlex
    from cybersf.console import console

    Comment on lines +38 to +43
    category_dir = os.path.join("cybersf", args.item)
    if not os.path.exists(category_dir):
    os.makedirs(category_dir)

    tool_file_path = os.path.join(category_dir, f"{args.name.lower()}.py")
    with open(tool_file_path, "w") as tool_file:
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    ⚠️ Potential issue

    Add path validation and error handling for file operations.

    The file path handling needs validation and proper error handling.

    Apply this diff:

    -    category_dir = os.path.join("cybersf", args.item)
    -    if not os.path.exists(category_dir):
    -        os.makedirs(category_dir)
    -
    -    tool_file_path = os.path.join(category_dir, f"{args.name.lower()}.py")
    -    with open(tool_file_path, "w") as tool_file:
    +    if not args.item.isalnum() or not args.name.isalnum():
    +        raise ValueError("Category and tool names must be alphanumeric")
    +    
    +    category_dir = os.path.join("cybersf", args.item)
    +    try:
    +        os.makedirs(category_dir, exist_ok=True)
    +        tool_file_path = os.path.join(category_dir, f"{args.name.lower()}.py")
    +        with open(tool_file_path, "w") as tool_file:

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    • if not args.item.isalnum() or not args.name.isalnum():
    •    raise ValueError("Category and tool names must be alphanumeric")
      
    • category_dir = os.path.join("cybersf", args.item)
    • try:
    •    os.makedirs(category_dir, exist_ok=True)
      
    •    tool_file_path = os.path.join(category_dir, f"{args.name.lower()}.py")
      
    •    with open(tool_file_path, "w") as tool_file:
      

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    @FortiShield Thanks for considering these security improvements! Have you implemented these changes? Let me know once they're in place so we can ensure the file operations are properly secured.

    🐰 thoughtfully taking notes about secure file operations


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    PR: khulnasoft/CyberSF#135
    File: generate.py:38-0
    Timestamp: 2025-02-10T10:34:08.316Z
    Learning: When handling file operations in CLI tools, always validate input paths (using isalnum() for directory/file names), use os.makedirs() with exist_ok=True to handle race conditions, and wrap file operations in try-except blocks to handle potential IOErrors gracefully.
    

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    Signed-off-by: fortishield <[email protected]>
    @FortiShield FortiShield merged commit 0f789fb into master Feb 10, 2025
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