RashlyOutlaid
Library to interact with the shadowserver API and ASN whois services.
changes 0.19:
Made the new dataclasses iterable to keep old functionality to store the objects as a list of values and rebuild them
>>> from RashlyOutlaid import api
>>> rec = api.asn(12345)[0]
>>> rec
ASNRecord(asn='12345', prefix='', asname='AS12345', cn='IT', isp='GENERAL SOFTWARE S.R.L.', peers=[])
>>> rec_list = list(rec)
>>> rec_list
['12345', '', 'AS12345', 'IT', 'GENERAL SOFTWARE S.R.L.', []]
>>> rec == api.ASNRecord(*rec_list)
True
>>>changes 0.18:
AVRecord, MalwareRecord and ASNRecord is now dataclasses to better support typing (used to be namedtuple)
- The usage of the resulting objects should not change, but the ASNRecord in the "old" api "libwhois" and in the "new" is no longer the same class
about
Performs api or whois queries against api.shadowserver.org and asn.shadowserver.org. If you query for a list of IP-addresses the library will perform a properly formated bulk query as described and required by the Shadowserver foundation.
The new part is written with python3 in mind. If you must use python2, require RashlyOutlaid==0.11.0 and use the older RashlyOutlaid.libwhois (last example)
install
# python3 -m pip install RashlyOutlaidshadowserver service
-
The API is rate limited. At this time of writing (January 2021) the current limit is is set to 10 queries per second. Verify the current limits on The Shadowserver API
Example
>>> import RashlyOutlaid.api as shadowserver
>>> from pprint import pprint as pp
>>> pp(shadowserver.prefix(22414))
['208.82.236.0/22']
>>> pp(shadowserver.asn(109))
[ASNRecord(asn='109', prefix='', asname='CISCOSYSTEMS', cn='US', isp='CISCOSYSTEMS', peers=[])]
>>> pp(shadowserver.origin(["8.8.8.8", "8.8.4.4", "4.2.2.4"]))
[ASNRecord(asn='15169', prefix='8.8.8.0/24', asname='GOOGLE', cn='US', isp='GOOGLE', peers=[]),
ASNRecord(asn='15169', prefix='8.8.4.0/24', asname='GOOGLE', cn='US', isp='GOOGLE', peers=[]),
ASNRecord(asn='3356', prefix='4.0.0.0/9', asname='LEVEL3', cn='US', isp='LEVEL3', peers=[])]
>>> pp(shadowserver.peer(["8.8.8.8", "8.8.4.4", "4.2.2.4"]))
[ASNRecord(asn='15169', prefix='8.8.8.0/24', asname='GOOGLE', cn='US', isp='GOOGLE', peers=['1101', '6696', '47605', '51088']),
ASNRecord(asn='15169', prefix='8.8.4.0/24', asname='GOOGLE', cn='US', isp='GOOGLE', peers=['1101', '6696', '47605', '51088']),
ASNRecord(asn='3356', prefix='4.0.0.0/9', asname='LEVEL3', cn='US', isp='LEVEL3', peers=['2914', '6453', '6461', '47605'])]
>>>
>>> for r in shadowserver.malware(["dfe1832e02888422f48d6896dc8e8f73","d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e"]):
... print(f"{r.sha1} First Seen: {r.first_seen.year}")
... for av in r.anti_virus:
... print(f"{av.vendor} {av.signature} {av.timestamp.year}")
...
c56ba498d41caa7be3c1eb5588cec27c413eb208 First Seen: 2016
Fortinet W32/Lamer.CQ 2017
Avast Win32:Lamer-A 2018
AVG Win32.Generic.VC 2016
Avast Win32:Malware-gen 2018
K7GW Virus ( 004d554e1 ) 2016
MicroWorld Gen:Win32.FileInfector.uwZ@a4T!Kcmi 2017
Sophos Troj/Agent-APCU 2018
Eset Win32/Zatoxp.C 2018
K7 Virus ( 004d554e1 ) 2016
Avast Win32:Malware-gen 2018
Avira TR/Dropper.Gen8 2016
BitDefender Gen:Win32.Backdoor.ozZbauKWKdpb 2018
DrWeb Win32.HLLW.Siggen.4657 2018
K7GW Virus ( 004d554e1 ) 2016
AhnLab Trojan/Win32.FileInfector 2018
AhnLab Trojan/Win32.FileInfector 2018
QuickHeal W32.Sivis.A5 2017
Clam PUA.Win.Packer.Purebasic-2 2017
BitDefender Gen:Win32.FileInfector.uwZ@a4T!Kcmi 2017
AVG Win32.Generic.VC 2016
Ikarus Gen.Win32.FileInfector 2018
BitDefender Trojan.PWS.Onlinegames.KEGA 2018
BitDefender Trojan.GenericKD.40542465 2018
BitDefender Gen:Win32.FileInfector.uwZ@a4T!Kcmi 2017
Clam PUA.Win.Packer.Purebasic-2 2017
Sunbelt Virus.Win32.sivis.a 2018
da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 First Seen: 2015
>>>If you need to use a proxy you can pass keyword arguments through to the underlying requests library
>>> api.malware(["8B2E701E91101955C73865589A4C72999AEABC11043F712E05FDB1C17C4AB19A"], proxies={"http": "http://localhost:8080", "https": "http://localhost:8080"})Example using the older whois API
This is part of the 0.11 version and can be used with python 2
>>> from RashlyOutlaid.libwhois import ASNWhois
>>> asnwhois = ASNWhois()
>>> asnwhois.query = ["212.58.246.94", "94.229.76.35"]
>>> asnwhois.peers = True
>>> asnwhois.result["212.58.246.94"]
ASNRecord(asn='2818', prefix='212.58.224.0/19', asname='BBC', cn='GB', isp='BBC Internet Services, UK, GB', peers=['286', '3356'])
>>> for q, r in asnwhois.result.items():
... print q, r.cn, r.isp
...
94.229.76.35 GB AS UK Dedicated Servers, Hosting and Co-Location, GB
212.58.246.94 GB BBC Internet Services, UK, GB
>>>
