sephiroth 1.0.1

Utility for building blocklists for ip ranges

Sephiroth

A Python3 script to build cloud block lists for servers.

Requirements

• Python 3.6+ (Sephiroth makes use of f-strings)

Setup

It is recommended to install the requirements into a virtual environment. From a brand new Ubuntu 18.04 machine, the setup flow should look something like this:

$ sudo apt install python3 python3-venv git
$ pip install pipenv
$ git clone https://github.com/0xdade/sephiroth.git
$ cd sephiroth/
$ pipenv install

Usage

Sephiroth provides a built in help menu through the use of Python's argparse library. It tells you which commands are required, as well as other options.

sephiroth on  master [!?] on 🐳 v19.03.8 via sephiroth via 🐍 3.8.3
➜ python sephiroth.py --help
usage: Sephiroth [-h] -s {nginx,apache,iptables,ip6tables} -t
                 {aws,azure,gcp,asn,file,oci,tor} [-a ASN] [-f FILENAME]
                 [-r REDIR_TARGET] [-p] [--no-ipv6] [-V]

Sephiroth is made to help block clouds.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -s {nginx,apache,iptables,ip6tables}, --server {nginx,apache,iptables,ip6tables}
                        Type of server to build blocklist for
  -t {aws,azure,gcp,asn,file,oci,tor}, --target {aws,azure,gcp,asn,file,oci,tor}
                        Targets to block
  -a ASN, --asn ASN     ASN to block in AS#### format
  -f FILENAME, --file FILENAME
                        Files to block addresses from
  -r REDIR_TARGET, --redir REDIR_TARGET
                        Place to redirect requests to. (apache)
  -p, --proxy           Using PROXY Protocol? (nginx)
  --no-ipv6             Exclude ipv6 addresses from the block list where
                        applicable
  -V, --version         show program's version number and exit

For more information, assistance, or to submit a pull request, please visit
https://github.com/0xdade/sephiroth.

Example

sephiroth on  master [!?] on 🐳 v19.03.8 via sephiroth took 7s
➜ python sephiroth.py -s nginx -t asn -a AS15169 -a AS31337 -t aws
(asn) Fetching IP ranges from api.hackertarget.com for 2 ASNs
(aws) Fetching IP ranges from Amazon
Your nginx blocklist for asn, aws can be found at output/2020-06-07_002847_nginx_asn_aws.conf

Please add this line to /etc/nginx/nginx.conf before the Virtual Host Configs.

        include /mnt/c/Users/dade/Desktop/sephiroth/output/2020-06-07_002847_nginx_asn_aws.conf;

Then you can use the $block_ip variable in your site config like so:

        if ($block_ip) {
                return 302 https://example.com;
        }

Supported Servers

• nginx - Makes use of nginx's "ngx_http_geo_module" which comes with the nginx package in Ubuntu 18.04. Optionally supports the use of proxy_protocol, in the event that you are using a PROXY-enabled redirector.
• apache - Generates a mod_rewrite rule set to do conditional redirects based on cloud ip ranges. Does not (to my knowledge) support proxy_protocol usage. Requires -r REDIR_TARGET for the RewriteRule
• iptables - Generates a set of iptables DROP rules to block access from listed IPv4 ranges.
• ip6tables - Generates a set of ip6tables DROP rules to block access from listed IPv6 ranges.

Supported Cloud Providers

• aws - Amazon Web Services. Obtained via the documented download process.
• azure - Azure Cloud. Fetched via a two part process. Fetch the html of the download page and then parse the html to get the failoverLink anchor tag. That JSON is then downloaded.
• gcp - Google Cloud Platform. Fetched via the absolutely insane abuse of spf records as outlined in the docs.
• (DISABLED) oci - Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Fetched via the documented download process - KNOWN BUG SEE #11
• asn - Lookup IP ranges by ASN. Uses Hackertarget API to make fetching results painless. Limited to 100 ASN lookups per day per source IP.
• file - Read line-separated list of addresses from one or more files. Lines that begin with # are ignored and lines that contain a # after the address save the comment into the output.
• tor - Fetch the bulk list of Tor exit nodes from the torproject.org website and add them to the list.

Acknowledgements

These are resources I found while building sephiroth that I thought were quite helpful

• curi0usJack's mod_rewrite rules gist
• Enjen ASN Blocklist - Example

License

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                    Version 2, December 2004 

 Copyright (C) 2004 Sam Hocevar <[e-mail]> 

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