dnsmule-plugins 0.8.0rc1

Plugins for DNSMule

Plugins for DNSMule

It is recommended to look through each module to see what arguments they take.

Certcheck

Arguments:

rules:
  - name: certcheck
    record: A
    type: 'ip.certs'
    config:
      ports: # Ports to scan
        - 443
        - 8443
      timeout: 1 # timeout for cert fetching
      stdlib: false # Prefer STDLIB implementation
      callback: false # Whether a callback should be called for resolved domains

Scans any resolved A or AAAA record for certificates from a given list of ports. There are two ways to scan for certificates, a Python stdlib solution and one with cryptography library parsing certs.

Tags are produced for cert issuer:

IP::CERTS::{rule_name}::ISSUER::{issuer_rfc_string}

More data is available in result.data:

result.data['resolvedCertificates'] = certificates_as_list_of_dicts

See the Certificate dataclass to_json method in certificates.py.

The plugin takes a callback argument for any domains resolved from certificate common and alternative names.

This plugin requires the following dependencies:

• cryptography (optional)

IPRanges

Arguments:

rules:
  - name: ipranges
    record: A
    type: 'ip.ranges'
    config:
      providers: # Lowercase only
        - amazon
        - google
        - microsoft

Scans any resolved A or AAAA record for addresses in the major cloud provider ranges. Currently, supports the following providers:

• Microsoft
• Google Cloud
• Amazon AWS

Provider IP ranges are refreshed on one hour intervals.

This provides tags like:

IP::RANGES::{rule_name}::{provider}::{service}::{region}
IP::RANGES::SAMPLE_RULE::AMAZON::LAMBDA::US-WEST-1

This plugin requires the following dependencies:

• httpx

PTRScan

Arguments:

rules:
  - name: ptrscan
    record: A
    type: 'ip.ptr'

Scans any resolved A or AAAA record for a matching PTR record. The pointer is used to discover automatically generated cloud provider pointer records for services. The plugin tries to detect pointer records where the ip of the A or AAAA record is present in any of the following forms:

• dot separated
• dot separated reversed
• dash separated
• dash separated reversed
• Any of the above anywhere in the string

This resolves to a provider with the prefix removed from the record.

For example a PTR of the form with a rule name sample_rule

123.456.789.000 IN PTR CDN-123-456-789-000.area.hoster.example.com

would produce a tag of the form

IP::PTR::SAMPLE_RULE::AREA.HOSTER.EXAMPLE.COM

Any resolved PTR records are also added to result.data['resolvedPointers'].

Example

In YAML the plugins are placed in their own plugins block:

plugins:
  - name: dnsmule_plugins.PTRScanPlugin
  - name: dnsmule_plugins.IPRangesPlugin
  - name: dnsmule_plugins.CertCheckPlugin
    config:
      callback: false

Here is an example of how to add a ruleset containing all plugins to a DNSMule instance.

from dnsmule import DNSMule, RRType, Rules
from dnsmule.backends.dnspython import DNSPythonBackend
from dnsmule.loader import load_and_append_rule
from dnsmule_plugins import certcheck, ipranges, ptrscan

mule = DNSMule.make(Rules(), DNSPythonBackend())

certcheck.CertCheckPlugin(callback=False).register(mule)
ipranges.IPRangesPlugin().register(mule)

load_and_append_rule(
    mule.rules,
    RRType.A,
    'ip.certs',
    {
        'name': 'certcheck',
    },
)

load_and_append_rule(
    mule.rules,
    RRType.A,
    'ip.ranges',
    {
        'name': 'ipranges',
        'providers': [
            'amazon',
            'microsoft',
            'google',
        ]
    },

)

ptrscan.PTRScanPlugin().register(mule)
load_and_append_rule(
    mule.rules,
    RRType.A,
    'ip.ptr',
    {
        'name': 'ptrscan'
    },
)