Amazon Linux Triage for Anyone and Everyone
Project description
mmi
Amazon Linux default installation now starts with about 175k+ directories and files. How do we know which files belong on a particular host during the triage of the operating system?
Review enough systems; you start remembering all those Amazon Linux operating system artifacts, just in time for new directories and filenames to end up in the mix or moved to other locations.
The mmi command line tool lists the current path’s directories and files based on the user access, which are color-coded to help reduce triage time.
Installation
pip install matchmeta
Command Line
mmi
Color Coded
- :purple_square: Empty File (purple)
- :green_square: Known File (green)
- :blue_square: Known Meta (blue)
- :red_square: Large File (red)
- :white_large_square: Partial Meta (grey)
- :black_large_square: Unknown (black)
- :yellow_square: Not Available (yellow)
GTFOBins
- H for Known SHA256 Hash :red_square: (red)
- P for Known Full Path :red_square: (red)
- F for Known File Name :red_square: (red)
Access Denied
- *** for Access Denied :red_square: (red)
Local Development
pip install pybloomfiltermmap3 requests
python setup.py install --user
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