log-crafter 1.0.1

Une bibliothèque pour générer des logs

LogCrafter

LogCrafter is a Python library designed to generate both normal and suspicious log files. It is built to simulate real-world environments by creating diverse log files, which can be particularly useful for training AI in intrusion detection systems.

Features

• Generation of authentication logs (auth.log)
• Generation of syslog logs (syslog.log)
• Generation of failed authentication logs (failed_auth.log)
• Generation of logs for privilege escalation, SQL injection, phishing, and DDoS attacks
• Configuration via a YAML file to specify the type of log, output file, and number of logs to generate

Installation

You can install LogCrafter directly from PyPI (coming soon) or by cloning this repository.

pip install logcrafter

Usage

Configuration

Create a YAML configuration file, such as logs_config.yml, to specify the types of logs you want to generate:

logs:
  - type: "auth"
    output_file: "./logs/auth.log"
    log_count: 1000

  - type: "failed_auth"
    output_file: "./logs/failed_auth.log"
    log_count: 100

Generating Logs

Use the LogCrafter CLI to generate logs based on your configuration file:

python -m app.main config/logs_config.yml

Example Log Configuration

Below is an example of a more comprehensive YAML configuration file to showcase the different types of logs that LogCrafter can generate:

logs:
  - type: "auth"
    output_file: "./logs/auth.log"
    log_count: 1000

  - type: "syslog"
    output_file: "./logs/syslog.log"
    log_count: 1000

  - type: "failed_auth"
    output_file: "./logs/failed_auth.log"
    log_count: 500

  - type: "privilege_escalation"
    output_file: "./logs/privilege_escalation.log"
    log_count: 200

  - type: "sql_injection"
    output_file: "./logs/sql_injection.log"
    log_count: 300

  - type: "phishing"
    output_file: "./logs/phishing.log"
    log_count: 150

  - type: "ddos"
    output_file: "./logs/ddos.log"
    log_count: 400

Running Tests

To ensure that everything is working correctly, run the included unit tests:

python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -p 'test_*.py'

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to contribute to LogCrafter, please follow these steps:

• Fork the repository.
• Create a new branch (git checkout -b feature-branch-name).
• Make your changes and commit them (git commit -m 'Add new feature'). Push to the branch (git push origin feature-branch-name).
• Open a pull request.

Troubleshooting

• No logs generated: Ensure your YAML configuration file is correctly formatted and that paths are correct.
• Missing dependencies: Install required dependencies using pip install -r requirements.txt.
• Permission issues: Run the script with appropriate permissions if writing to system directories.

License

LogCrafter is open-source software licensed under the MIT License.