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metasploit-gs/lib/msf/core/db_manager/cred.rb
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module Msf::DBManager::Cred
# This methods returns a list of all credentials in the database
def creds(wspace=workspace)
::ActiveRecord::Base.connection_pool.with_connection {
Mdm::Cred.where("hosts.workspace_id = ?", wspace.id).joins(:service => :host)
}
end
# This method iterates the creds table calling the supplied block with the
# cred instance of each entry.
def each_cred(wspace=workspace,&block)
::ActiveRecord::Base.connection_pool.with_connection {
wspace.creds.each do |cred|
block.call(cred)
end
}
end
# Find or create a credential matching this type/data
def find_or_create_cred(opts)
report_auth_info(opts)
end
#
# Store a set of credentials in the database.
#
# report_auth_info used to create a note, now it creates
# an entry in the creds table. It's much more akin to
# report_vuln() now.
#
# opts MUST contain
# +:host+:: an IP address or Host object reference
# +:port+:: a port number
#
# opts can contain
# +:user+:: the username
# +:pass+:: the password, or path to ssh_key
# +:ptype+:: the type of password (password(ish), hash, or ssh_key)
# +:proto+:: a transport name for the port
# +:sname+:: service name
# +:active+:: by default, a cred is active, unless explicitly false
# +:proof+:: data used to prove the account is actually active.
#
# Sources: Credentials can be sourced from another credential, or from
# a vulnerability. For example, if an exploit was used to dump the
# smb_hashes, and this credential comes from there, the source_id would
# be the Vuln id (as reported by report_vuln) and the type would be "Vuln".
#
# +:source_id+:: The Vuln or Cred id of the source of this cred.
# +:source_type+:: Either Vuln or Cred
#
# TODO: This is written somewhat host-centric, when really the
# Service is the thing. Need to revisit someday.
def report_auth_info(opts={})
return if not active
raise ArgumentError.new("Missing required option :host") if opts[:host].nil?
raise ArgumentError.new("Missing required option :port") if (opts[:port].nil? and opts[:service].nil?)
if (not opts[:host].kind_of?(::Mdm::Host)) and (not validate_ips(opts[:host]))
raise ArgumentError.new("Invalid address or object for :host (#{opts[:host].inspect})")
end
::ActiveRecord::Base.connection_pool.with_connection {
host = opts.delete(:host)
ptype = opts.delete(:type) || "password"
token = [opts.delete(:user), opts.delete(:pass)]
sname = opts.delete(:sname)
port = opts.delete(:port)
proto = opts.delete(:proto) || "tcp"
proof = opts.delete(:proof)
source_id = opts.delete(:source_id)
source_type = opts.delete(:source_type)
duplicate_ok = opts.delete(:duplicate_ok)
# Nil is true for active.
active = (opts[:active] || opts[:active].nil?) ? true : false
wspace = opts.delete(:workspace) || workspace
# Service management; assume the user knows what
# he's talking about.
service = opts.delete(:service) || report_service(:host => host, :port => port, :proto => proto, :name => sname, :workspace => wspace)
# Non-US-ASCII usernames are tripping up the database at the moment, this is a temporary fix until we update the tables
if (token[0])
# convert the token to US-ASCII from UTF-8 to prevent an error
token[0] = token[0].unpack("C*").pack("C*")
token[0] = token[0].gsub(/[\x00-\x1f\x7f-\xff]/n){|m| "\\x%.2x" % m.unpack("C")[0] }
end
if (token[1])
token[1] = token[1].unpack("C*").pack("C*")
token[1] = token[1].gsub(/[\x00-\x1f\x7f-\xff]/n){|m| "\\x%.2x" % m.unpack("C")[0] }
end
ret = {}
# Check to see if the creds already exist. We look also for a downcased username with the
# same password because we can fairly safely assume they are not in fact two separate creds.
# this allows us to hedge against duplication of creds in the DB.
if duplicate_ok
# If duplicate usernames are okay, find by both user and password (allows
# for actual duplicates to get modified updated_at, sources, etc)
if token[0].nil? or token[0].empty?
cred = service.creds.where(user: token[0] || "", ptype: ptype, pass: token[1] || "").first_or_initialize
else
cred = service.creds.find_by_user_and_ptype_and_pass(token[0] || "", ptype, token[1] || "")
unless cred
dcu = token[0].downcase
cred = service.creds.find_by_user_and_ptype_and_pass( dcu || "", ptype, token[1] || "")
unless cred
cred = service.creds.where(user: token[0] || "", ptype: ptype, pass: token[1] || "").first_or_initialize
end
end
end
else
# Create the cred by username only (so we can change passwords)
if token[0].nil? or token[0].empty?
cred = service.creds.where(user: token[0] || "", ptype: ptype).first_or_initialize
else
cred = service.creds.find_by_user_and_ptype(token[0] || "", ptype)
unless cred
dcu = token[0].downcase
cred = service.creds.find_by_user_and_ptype_and_pass( dcu || "", ptype, token[1] || "")
unless cred
cred = service.creds.where(user: token[0] || "", ptype: ptype).first_or_initialize
end
end
end
end
# Update with the password
cred.pass = (token[1] || "")
# Annotate the credential
cred.ptype = ptype
cred.active = active
# Update the source ID only if there wasn't already one.
if source_id and !cred.source_id
cred.source_id = source_id
cred.source_type = source_type if source_type
end
# Safe proof (lazy way) -- doesn't chop expanded
# characters correctly, but shouldn't ever be a problem.
unless proof.nil?
proof = Rex::Text.to_hex_ascii(proof)
proof = proof[0,4096]
end
cred.proof = proof
# Update the timestamp
if cred.changed?
msf_import_timestamps(opts,cred)
cred.save!
end
# Ensure the updated_at is touched any time report_auth_info is called
# except when it's set explicitly (as it is for imports)
unless opts[:updated_at] || opts["updated_at"]
cred.updated_at = Time.now.utc
cred.save!
end
if opts[:task]
Mdm::TaskCred.create(
:task => opts[:task],
:cred => cred
)
end
ret[:cred] = cred
}
end
alias :report_auth :report_auth_info
alias :report_cred :report_auth_info
end