pysbw 0.1a10

How To Use

import pysbw
import time

api = pysbw.API('~/.stopbadware.key')

# Retrieve event reports for past 24 hours using UNIX style timestamp
json_response = api.retrieve(int(time.time()) - 24 * 3600)

# Retrieve event report with report UID
json_response = api.retrieve("564f2c78e4b0a131f050f844")

# Retrieve event reports for past 24 hours using search functionality
end = int(time.time())
json_response = self.api.search_between(end - 24 * 3600, end)

Installiation

pip3 install pysbw --pre

Example Key File

[sbw]
apikey=<String of private key>
publickey=<String of public key>

Instantiation

api = pysbw.API('~/.virustotal.key')  # The default way of using the
api = pysbw.API('', private_api_key=<PRIVATE API KEY>, public_api_key=<PUBLIC API KEY>)  # Providing other parameters
api = pysbw.API( ... , max_retires=<N: Number>)  # If specified the API will only retry <N> times to get the response
api = pysbw.API( ... , rate_limit={"requests": 40, "seconds": 300})  # The rate limits for the number of queries to the API

API

Use the method *retrieve()* to get Reports. This method’s first argument can be:

• a UNIX style timestamp in UTC to retrieve reports since that timestamp

• an IP address in DOT notation such as ‘8.8.8.8’ to retrieve all reports relating to IP address

• an event report UID which is a 24 digit hex number.

retrieve() will attempt to auto-detect what you’re giving it. If you want to be explicit, you can use the thing_type parameter with the values:

• ip

• timestamp

• uid

These values are provided as constants that you can use instead in the ‘API_Constans’ class which you can import as follows

from pysbw import API_Constansts

Use the method *search_between()* to search for events between two timestamp values.

References

SBW API Documentation <https://stopbadware.atlassian.net/wiki/display/apidocs/StopBadware+API+Documentation+Home>.