py-openkat 1.1.1

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Openkat

An experimental sandbox environment to easily experiment with (some) functionality of openkat. This version of openkat runs all services in a single process and replaces services such as Bytes, Rabbitmq and Celery with an in-memory implementation. As a consequence, the current version does not guarantee persistence beyond the lifetime of the process. It speaks for itself that this library should not be used in a production environment. To properly deploy an openkat instance, please refer to the official documentation on Github.

Features

These features of openkat are currently present in this package:

• The Rocky interface: UI around reporting on Findings
• The Octopoes models: for modelling the Objects Of Interest (OOIs)
• The Boefjes/Normalizers: the python scripts that find OOIs (excluding the containerized versions)
• The Scheduler: dispatching Boefjes and Normalizers automatically

The benefits and extra features of this package are:

• Lightweight: a single process for the app, reducing overhead of the official services and installation times
• A default superuser and development organization
• OTP disabled to optimize for restarting the service even after an update
• Docker not a dependency
• Adding plugins by creating plugins in a custom plugins folder

However, some features are excluded from this version:

• Bytes: the raw data store, which has been replaced by an in-memory variant
• Bits
• Dockerized boefjes
• Deletion Propagation: you have to manually delete every single OOI
• ScanProfile inheritance: you have to manually add scan profiles to observed OOIs
• Valid times: you cannot browse the OOI history through time
• Multiple organizations
• Some miscellaneous functionality, such as filtering in the UI

Installation

$ pip install py-openkat

Running the server

To start the instance, run

$ python -m openkat

and navigate to http://localhost:8000. Login with email [e-mail] and password superuser.

Contributing

Dependencies:

• poetry
• yarn

To setup a development environment, run

$ make init

To build, run

$ make build