├── requirements.txt ├── screenshots ├── Example1.png └── Example2.png ├── example └── sample_report.xlsx ├── .gitignore ├── ignore-ids.txt ├── README.md ├── LICENSE └── nessusparser.py /requirements.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | lxml==4.6.3 2 | XlsxWriter==1.0.5 3 | argparse==1.4.0 4 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /screenshots/Example1.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TerminalFi/NessusParser-Excel/HEAD/screenshots/Example1.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /screenshots/Example2.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TerminalFi/NessusParser-Excel/HEAD/screenshots/Example2.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /example/sample_report.xlsx: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TerminalFi/NessusParser-Excel/HEAD/example/sample_report.xlsx -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /.gitignore: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # PIPENV # 2 | ########### 3 | Pipfile.lock 4 | Pipfile 5 | .DS_Store 6 | test.nosync/ 7 | test_script.py 8 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /ignore-ids.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 10736 2 | 10919 3 | 11011 4 | 19506 5 | 66334 6 | 10107 7 | 10114 8 | 10150 9 | 10287 10 | 10386 11 | 10394 12 | 10395 13 | 10396 14 | 10398 15 | 10399 16 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | ### Now supports Python 2 and 3. Thanks to [Slad3G](https://github.com/Slad3G) for pointing out the issue. 2 | 3 | # NessusParser 4 | 5 | Python based nessus parser that converts NessusV2 files into formatted XLSX documents. 6 | 7 | # Key Features! 8 | 9 | - Multiple file support 10 | - Formatted XLSX output with worksheets (Full Detail, Device Type, Critical, High, Medium, Low, Informational) 11 | - Memory Usage at a minimum 12 | 13 | ## Table of Contents 14 | 15 | - [Inspiration](#inspiration) 16 | - [Planned Updates](#planned-updates) 17 | - [Screen](#screen) 18 | - [Pro's vs Con's](#pro's-vs-con's) 19 | - [Usage](#usage) 20 | - [Example](#example) 21 | 22 | 23 | ### Inspiration 24 | 25 | Inspiration of this came from [Nessus Parser - Cody](http://www.melcara.com/archives/253). While this ruby one is still kicking, I prefer python. I hope to eventually emulate all of the features provide by this tool + more 26 | 27 | 28 | #### Planned Updates 29 | 30 | - Charts 31 | - Looking for ideas 32 | 33 | 34 | #### Updates 35 | 36 | ##### Version 0.3.6 37 | 38 | - Remove Update Function 39 | 40 | ##### Version 0.3.5 41 | 42 | ~~- Simple Update Checker `python3 nessusparser.py -u` or `python3 nessusparser.py --check-update`~~ 43 | 44 | ##### Version 0.3.4 45 | 46 | - CVSS Overview sheet added 47 | - Plugin Overview sheet added (Can be used to identify unwanted plugins to be used with ignore feature) 48 | - Ignore Plugin ID's 49 | - Overwrite file protection (If an existing report is identified, automatically append Year-Month-Day-Seconds-Miliseconds) 50 | 51 | ##### Version 0.3.3 52 | 53 | - Memory Optimization 54 | - Max memory usage expectency calculation 55 | - Overview sheet includes Pie chart of Vuln Count by Severities 56 | 57 | ##### Version 0.3.2 58 | 59 | - Code refractoring 60 | - Added BugTraq ID's column to Full Report, Critical, High, Medium, Low, Informational 61 | 62 | 63 | ##### Version 0.3.1 64 | 65 | - Code refractoring 66 | - Added CVE Information to correlating findings. (Last column of worksheets) 67 | 68 | 69 | ##### Version 0.3 70 | 71 | - Optimized Memory Usage (Bug ID: Memory Usage ) 72 | 73 | 74 | ##### Version 0.2 75 | 76 | - Added MS Process Infor Tab 77 | - Optimized Memory Usage (Bug ID: 1) 78 | - Nessus v.2 Support 79 | - File to finding mapping 80 | 81 | ##### Version 0.2 82 | 83 | - Added MS Process Infor Tab 84 | - Optimized Memory (Bug ID: 1) 85 | - Nessus v.2 Support 86 | - File to finding mapping 87 | 88 | ##### Version 0.1 89 | 90 | - Creation of Full Report, Device Type, Critical, High, Medium, Low, Informational 91 | - Multi File Support 92 | - Nessus v.2 Support 93 | - File to finding mapping 94 | 95 | ###### Bugs 96 | 97 | - ~~ID 1: High Memory Usage~~ 98 | 99 | 100 | 101 | 102 | 103 | #### Screen 104 | 105 | | Full Report | 106 | | ---------------| 107 | |

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| 109 | 110 | 111 | ### Pro's vs Con's 112 | #### Pro's 113 | - Fast 114 | - Multi file support 115 | - Nicely formatted 116 | - Commented Code (In Progress) 117 | 118 | #### Con's 119 | - Error Checking? What's that! (I have yet to finish this code and wrote it quickly. Didn't implement much of any of this) 120 | 121 | 122 | ### Usage 123 | 124 | ``` 125 | pip install pipenv 126 | 127 | pipenv install 128 | pipenv shell 129 | 130 | General Usage 131 | python nessusparser.py -l FOLDER_WITH_FILES -o OUTPUT_DIRECTORY/FILENAME 132 | 133 | Ignore plugin ID's 134 | python nessusparser.py -l FOLDER_WITH_FILES -o OUTPUT_DIRECTORY/FILENAME -i 25423,23432,54353,34534 135 | 136 | Ignore Plugin ID's from file (One plugin ID per line) 137 | python nessusparser.py -l FOLDER_WITH_FILES -o OUTPUT_DIRECTORY/FILENAME -ig FILE_WITH_PLUGIN_IDS 138 | 139 | Ignore common plugin ids from file + report specific plugin ids 140 | python nessusparser.py -l FOLDER_WITH_FILES -o OUTPUT_DIRECTORY/FILENAME -ig FILE_WITH_PLUGIN_IDS -i 23432,234234,234234 141 | 142 | ``` 143 | 144 | #### Example 145 | 146 | ``` 147 | Notice: No file extension specified 148 | 149 | python nessusparser.py -l nessus_files -o reports/combined_report 150 | ``` 151 | 152 | 153 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /LICENSE: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE 2 | Version 3, 29 June 2007 3 | 4 | Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 5 | Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies 6 | of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 7 | 8 | Preamble 9 | 10 | The GNU General Public License is a free, copyleft license for 11 | software and other kinds of works. 12 | 13 | The licenses for most software and other practical works are designed 14 | to take away your freedom to share and change the works. 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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /nessusparser.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/python3 2 | # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- 3 | 4 | 5 | import os 6 | import sys 7 | import re 8 | from datetime import datetime, date 9 | import argparse 10 | import lxml.etree as ET 11 | import xlsxwriter 12 | 13 | __author__ = "TheSecEng" 14 | __website__ = "https://terminalconnection.io" 15 | __copyright__ = "Copyright 2018, TheSecEng" 16 | __credits__ = ["TheSecEng"] 17 | __license__ = "GPL" 18 | __version__ = "0.3.6" 19 | __maintainer__ = "TheSecEng" 20 | __email__ = "Nope" 21 | __status__ = "Development" 22 | 23 | SCRIPT_INFO = \ 24 | """ 25 | NessusParser-Excel v.{0} 26 | 27 | Created and maintained by {1} ({2}) 28 | Inspiration from Nessus Parser by Cody (http://www.melcara.com) 29 | 30 | Latest Updates 31 | \t- Remove Update Function 32 | \t- Fixed some formatting 33 | \t- Optimized Memory Usage 34 | \t- Ignore Plugin ID's from file or switch or both 35 | \t- CVSS Overview sheet added 36 | \t- Plugin Overview sheet added 37 | """.format(__version__, 38 | __author__, 39 | __website__) 40 | 41 | PARSER = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Parse Nessus Files') 42 | PARSER.add_argument('-l', '--launch_directory', 43 | help="Path to Nessus File Directory", required=True) 44 | PARSER.add_argument('-o', '--output_file', 45 | help="Filename to save results as", required=True) 46 | PARSER.add_argument("-i", "--ignore_id", required=False, 47 | help="Ignored Plugin Id's Ex: 12345,23456,34567") 48 | PARSER.add_argument("-ig", "--ignore_id_file", required=False, 49 | help="File with Plugin Id's to ignore") 50 | 51 | ARGS = PARSER.parse_args() 52 | 53 | 54 | class ColorPrint: 55 | """ 56 | Discovered at https://stackoverflow.com/questions 57 | /39473297/how-do-i-print-colored-output-with-python-3 58 | By Nicholas Stommel 59 | """ 60 | 61 | @staticmethod 62 | def print_fail(message, end='\n'): 63 | """ 64 | Print failure messages 65 | """ 66 | sys.stderr.write('\x1b[1;31m' + message + '\x1b[0m' + end) 67 | 68 | @staticmethod 69 | def print_pass(message, end='\n'): 70 | """ 71 | Print passing messages 72 | """ 73 | sys.stdout.write('\x1b[1;32m' + message + '\x1b[0m' + end) 74 | 75 | @staticmethod 76 | def print_warn(message, end='\n'): 77 | """ 78 | Print warning messages 79 | """ 80 | sys.stderr.write('\x1b[1;33m' + message + '\x1b[0m' + end) 81 | 82 | @staticmethod 83 | def print_info(message, end='\n'): 84 | """ 85 | Print info messages 86 | """ 87 | sys.stdout.write('\x1b[1;34m' + message + '\x1b[0m' + end) 88 | 89 | @staticmethod 90 | def print_bold(message, end='\n'): 91 | """ 92 | Print bold messages 93 | """ 94 | sys.stdout.write('\x1b[1;37m' + message + '\x1b[0m' + end) 95 | 96 | 97 | # List of Nessus files for parsing 98 | TO_BE_PARSED = list() 99 | # Track created worksheets 100 | WS_MAPPER = dict() 101 | # Track current used row for worksheets 102 | ROW_TRACKER = dict() 103 | # Child Elements 104 | SINGLE_FIELDS = ['risk_factor', 'vuln_publication_date', 'description', 105 | 'plugin_output', 'solution', 'synopsis', 106 | 'exploit_available', 'exploitability_ease', 'exploited_by_malware', 107 | 'plugin_publication_date', 'plugin_modification_date'] 108 | # Attribute Fields 109 | ATTRIB_FIELDS = ['severity', 'pluginFamily', 'pluginID', 'pluginName'] 110 | 111 | SEVERITIES = {0: "Informational", 112 | 1: "Low", 113 | 2: "Medium", 114 | 3: "High", 115 | 4: "Critical"} 116 | SEVERITY_TOTALS = {"Informational": 0, 117 | "Low": 0, 118 | "Medium": 0, 119 | "High": 0, 120 | "Critical": 0} 121 | COUNT_UNIQUE_SEVERITIES = {0: 0, 122 | 1: 0, 123 | 2: 0, 124 | 3: 0, 125 | 4: 0} 126 | 127 | IGNORED_IDS = list() 128 | UNIQUE_PLUGIN_NAME = dict() 129 | 130 | COMMON_CRIT = dict() 131 | COMMON_HIGH = dict() 132 | COMMON_MED = dict() 133 | COMMON_LOW = dict() 134 | COMMON_INFO = dict() 135 | 136 | UNIQUE_IP_LIST = list() 137 | 138 | 139 | def get_child_value(currelem, getchild): 140 | """ 141 | Return child element value 142 | """ 143 | if currelem.find(getchild) is not None: 144 | return currelem.find(getchild).text 145 | return '' 146 | 147 | 148 | def get_attrib_value(currelem, attrib): 149 | """ 150 | Get element attribute or return emtpy 151 | """ 152 | if currelem.get(attrib) is not None: 153 | return currelem.get(attrib) 154 | return '' 155 | 156 | 157 | def is_match(regex, text): 158 | """ 159 | Check for match 160 | """ 161 | pattern = re.compile(regex, text) 162 | return pattern.search(text) is not None 163 | 164 | 165 | def return_match(regex, text): 166 | """ 167 | Return regex result 168 | """ 169 | pattern = re.compile(regex) 170 | return pattern.search(text).group(1) 171 | 172 | 173 | def parse_nessus_file(context, func, *args, 174 | **kwargs): # pylint: disable=too-many-statements, too-many-locals, too-many-branches, line-too-long 175 | """ 176 | Paring the nessus file and generating information 177 | """ 178 | vuln_data = list() 179 | host_data = list() 180 | device_data = list() 181 | # cpe_data = [] 182 | host_cvss = dict() 183 | cvss_scores = dict() 184 | ms_process_info = list() 185 | count_ip_seen = 0 186 | start_tag = None 187 | for event, elem in context: 188 | host_properties = {} 189 | if event == 'start' and elem.tag == 'ReportHost' and start_tag is None: 190 | start_tag = elem.tag 191 | continue 192 | if event == 'end' and elem.tag == start_tag: 193 | host_properties['name'] = get_attrib_value(elem, 'name') 194 | host_properties['host-ip'] = '' 195 | host_properties['host-fqdn'] = '' 196 | host_properties['netbios-name'] = '' 197 | 198 | # CVSS Map Generation 199 | for i in range(0, 5): 200 | cvss_scores[i] = { 201 | 'cvss_base_score': 0, 'cvss_temporal_score': 0} 202 | 203 | # Building Host Data 204 | if elem.find('HostProperties') is not None: 205 | for child in elem.find('HostProperties'): 206 | if child.get('name') in ['host-ip'] and child.text is not None: 207 | host_properties['host-ip'] = child.text 208 | if child.get('name') in ['host-fqdn'] and child.text is not None: 209 | host_properties['host-fqdn'] = child.text 210 | if child.get('name') in ['netbios-name'] and child.text is not None: 211 | host_properties['netbios-name'] = child.text 212 | host_data.append(host_properties.copy()) 213 | 214 | # Counting Total IP's seen 215 | count_ip_seen += 1 216 | # Counting Unique IP's seen 217 | if host_properties['host-ip'] not in UNIQUE_IP_LIST: 218 | UNIQUE_IP_LIST.append(host_properties['host-ip']) 219 | 220 | # Iter over each item 221 | for child in elem.iter('ReportItem'): 222 | plugin_name = get_attrib_value(child, "pluginName") 223 | plugin_id = get_attrib_value(child, "pluginID") 224 | 225 | # Check if we ignore this Plugin ID 226 | if plugin_id in IGNORED_IDS: 227 | continue 228 | 229 | # Store unique plugin names and occurances 230 | if plugin_name not in UNIQUE_PLUGIN_NAME: 231 | UNIQUE_PLUGIN_NAME[plugin_name] = [plugin_id, 0] 232 | UNIQUE_PLUGIN_NAME[plugin_name] = [UNIQUE_PLUGIN_NAME[plugin_name][0], 233 | UNIQUE_PLUGIN_NAME[plugin_name][1] + 1] 234 | 235 | if get_child_value(child, 'cvss_base_score') != '': 236 | base_score = round(float(get_child_value(child, 'cvss_base_score')), 2) 237 | temp_severity = int(get_attrib_value(child, 'severity')) 238 | cvss_scores[temp_severity]['cvss_base_score'] = round( 239 | cvss_scores[temp_severity]['cvss_base_score'] + base_score, 2) 240 | # cvss_scores[temp_severity]['count_base'] = cvss_scores[temp_severity]['count_base'] + 1 241 | 242 | if get_child_value(child, 'cvss_temporal_score') != '': 243 | t_base_score = round(float(get_child_value(child, 'cvss_temporal_score')), 2) 244 | t_temp_severity = int(get_attrib_value(child, 'severity')) 245 | cvss_scores[t_temp_severity]['cvss_temporal_score'] = round( 246 | cvss_scores[t_temp_severity]['cvss_temporal_score'] + t_base_score, 2) 247 | # cvss_scores[t_temp_severity]['count_temporal'] = cvss_scores[t_temp_severity]['count_temporal'] + 1 248 | 249 | # CVE Per Item 250 | cve_item_list = list() 251 | if child.find("cve") is not None: 252 | for cve in child.iter("cve"): 253 | cve_item_list.append(cve.text) 254 | 255 | # Bugtraq ID Per Item 256 | bid_item_list = list() 257 | if child.find("bid") is not None: 258 | for bid in child.iter("bid"): 259 | bid_item_list.append(bid.text) 260 | 261 | # Process Info 262 | if plugin_id in ['70329']: 263 | process_properties = host_properties 264 | 265 | process_info = get_child_value(child, 'plugin_output') 266 | process_info = process_info.replace( 267 | 'Process Overview : \n', '') 268 | process_info = process_info.replace( 269 | 'SID: Process (PID)', '') 270 | process_info = re.sub( 271 | 'Process_Information.*', '', process_info).replace('\n\n\n', '') 272 | 273 | process_properties['processes'] = process_info 274 | ms_process_info.append(process_properties.copy()) 275 | 276 | # # CPE Info 277 | # if child.find('cpe') is not None: 278 | # cpe_hash = host_properties 279 | # cpe_hash['pluginID'] = get_attrib_value(child, 'pluginID') 280 | # cpe_hash['cpe'] = get_child_value(child, 'cpe') 281 | # cpe_hash['pluginFamily'] = get_attrib_value( 282 | # child, 'pluginFamily') 283 | # cpe_hash['pluginName'] = get_attrib_value( 284 | # child, 'pluginName') 285 | # cpe_hash['cpe-source'] = get_attrib_value(child, 'vuln') 286 | 287 | # CPE_DATA.append(cpe_hash.copy()) 288 | 289 | # # CPE Info 290 | # if get_attrib_value(child, 'pluginID') in ['45590']: 291 | # if get_child_value(child, 'plugin_output') is not None: 292 | # cpe_properties = get_child_value( 293 | # child, 'plugin_output').split('\n') 294 | # else: 295 | # cpe_properties = 'None' 296 | 297 | # for cpe_item in cpe_properties: 298 | # if re.search('cpe\:\/(o|a|h)', cpe_item): 299 | # cpe_item = cpe_item.replace('\s', '') 300 | 301 | # cpe_hash = host_properties 302 | # cpe_hash['pluginID'] = get_attrib_value( 303 | # child, 'pluginID') 304 | # cpe_hash['cpe'] = cpe_item 305 | # cpe_hash['pluginFamily'] = get_attrib_value( 306 | # child, 'pluginFamily') 307 | # cpe_hash['pluginName'] = get_attrib_value( 308 | # child, 'pluginName') 309 | # cpe_hash[ 310 | # 'cpe-source'] = get_attrib_value(child, 'cpe') 311 | 312 | # CPE_DATA.append(cpe_hash.copy()) 313 | 314 | # Device Info 315 | if plugin_id in ['54615']: 316 | device_properties = host_properties 317 | 318 | if get_child_value(child, 'plugin_output') is not None: 319 | device_info = get_child_value( 320 | child, 'plugin_output').replace('\n', ' ') 321 | else: 322 | device_info = 'None' 323 | 324 | if re.search('(?<=type : )(.*)(?=Confidence )', device_info): 325 | device_properties['type'] = re.search( 326 | '(?<=type : )(.*)(?=Confidence )', device_info).group(1) 327 | else: 328 | device_properties['type'] = '' 329 | if re.search(r'Confidence level : (\d+)', device_info): 330 | device_properties['confidenceLevel'] = re.search( 331 | r'Confidence level : (\d+)', device_info).group(1) 332 | else: 333 | device_properties['confidenceLevel'] = 0 334 | device_data.append(device_properties.copy()) 335 | # End 336 | 337 | # WiFi Info 338 | if plugin_id in ['11026']: 339 | wifi_properties = host_properties 340 | 341 | wifi_properties['mac_address'] = get_attrib_value( 342 | child, 'mac_address') 343 | wifi_properties[ 344 | 'operating-system'] = get_attrib_value(child, 'operating-system') 345 | wifi_properties[ 346 | 'system-type'] = get_attrib_value(child, 'system-type') 347 | wifi_properties[ 348 | 'plugin-output'] = get_child_value(child, 'plugin-output') 349 | # End 350 | 351 | # Begin aggregation of data into vuln_properties 352 | # prior to adding to vuln_data 353 | vuln_properties = host_properties 354 | 355 | for field in SINGLE_FIELDS: 356 | vuln_properties[field] = get_child_value( 357 | child, field) 358 | 359 | for field in ATTRIB_FIELDS: 360 | vuln_properties[field] = get_attrib_value( 361 | child, field) 362 | 363 | vuln_properties['port'] = get_attrib_value(child, "port") 364 | vuln_properties['bid'] = ";\n".join(bid_item_list) 365 | vuln_properties['cve'] = ";\n".join(cve_item_list) 366 | if get_child_value(child, 'cvss_base_score') != '': 367 | vuln_properties['cvss_base_score'] = round(float(get_child_value(child, 'cvss_base_score')), 2) 368 | else: 369 | vuln_properties['cvss_base_score'] = 0 370 | 371 | if get_child_value(child, 'cvss_temporal_score') != '': 372 | vuln_properties['cvss_temporal_score'] = round(float(get_child_value(child, 'cvss_temporal_score')), 373 | 2) 374 | else: 375 | vuln_properties['cvss_temporal_score'] = 0 376 | 377 | vuln_data.append(vuln_properties.copy()) 378 | host_data.append(host_properties.copy()) 379 | host_cvss[host_properties['host-ip']] = cvss_scores.copy() 380 | func(elem, *args, **kwargs) 381 | elem.clear() 382 | for ancestor in elem.xpath('ancestor-or-self::*'): 383 | while ancestor.getprevious() is not None: 384 | del ancestor.getparent()[0] 385 | del context 386 | return vuln_data, device_data, ms_process_info, count_ip_seen, host_cvss 387 | 388 | 389 | ###################EXCEL##################### 390 | 391 | def generate_worksheets(): # pylint: disable=too-many-statements, too-many-branches, line-too-long 392 | """ 393 | Generate worksheets and store them for later use 394 | """ 395 | ColorPrint.print_pass("\nGenerating the worksheets") 396 | ws_names = ["Overview", "Graphs", "Full Report", 397 | "CVSS Overview", "Device Type", "Critical", 398 | "High", "Medium", "Low", 399 | "Informational", "MS Running Process Info", 400 | "Plugin Counts", "Graph Data"] 401 | for sheet in ws_names: 402 | ColorPrint.print_bold("\tCreating {0} worksheet".format(sheet)) 403 | WS_MAPPER[sheet] = WB.add_worksheet(sheet) 404 | ROW_TRACKER[sheet] = 2 405 | active_ws = WS_MAPPER[sheet] 406 | if sheet == "Graphs": 407 | continue 408 | if sheet == "Overview": 409 | active_ws.set_column('A:A', 28) 410 | active_ws.set_column('B:B', 70) 411 | active_ws.merge_range('A1:B2', 'Overview', DARK_FORMAT) 412 | continue 413 | if sheet == "Full Report": 414 | active_ws.write(1, 0, 'Index', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 415 | active_ws.write(1, 1, 'File', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 416 | active_ws.write(1, 2, 'IP Address', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 417 | active_ws.write(1, 3, 'Port', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 418 | active_ws.write(1, 4, 'FQDN', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 419 | active_ws.write(1, 5, 'Vuln Publication Date', 420 | CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 421 | active_ws.write(1, 6, 'Vuln Age by Days', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 422 | active_ws.write(1, 7, 'Severity', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 423 | active_ws.write(1, 8, 'Risk Factor', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 424 | active_ws.write(1, 9, 'Plugin ID', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 425 | active_ws.write(1, 10, 'Plugin Family', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 426 | active_ws.write(1, 11, 'Plugin Name', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 427 | active_ws.write(1, 12, 'Description', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 428 | active_ws.write(1, 13, 'Synopsis', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 429 | active_ws.write(1, 14, 'Plugin Output', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 430 | active_ws.write(1, 15, 'Solution', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 431 | active_ws.write(1, 16, 'Exploit Available', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 432 | active_ws.write(1, 17, 'Exploitability Ease', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 433 | active_ws.write(1, 18, 'Exploited by Malware', 434 | CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 435 | active_ws.write(1, 19, 'Plugin Publication Date', 436 | CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 437 | active_ws.write(1, 20, 'Plugin Modification Date', 438 | CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 439 | active_ws.write(1, 21, 'CVE Information', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 440 | active_ws.write(1, 22, 'Bugtraq ID Information', 441 | CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 442 | active_ws.write(1, 23, 'CVSS Base Score', 443 | CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 444 | active_ws.write(1, 24, 'CVSS Temporal Score', 445 | CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 446 | 447 | active_ws.freeze_panes('C3') 448 | active_ws.autofilter('A2:V2') 449 | active_ws.set_column('A:A', 10) 450 | active_ws.set_column('B:B', 35) 451 | active_ws.set_column('C:C', 15) 452 | active_ws.set_column('D:D', 15) 453 | active_ws.set_column('E:E', 25) 454 | active_ws.set_column('F:F', 20) 455 | active_ws.set_column('G:G', 15) 456 | active_ws.set_column('H:H', 15) 457 | active_ws.set_column('I:I', 25) 458 | active_ws.set_column('J:J', 25) 459 | active_ws.set_column('K:K', 25) 460 | active_ws.set_column('L:L', 100) 461 | active_ws.set_column('M:M', 25) 462 | active_ws.set_column('N:N', 25) 463 | active_ws.set_column('O:O', 25) 464 | active_ws.set_column('P:P', 25) 465 | active_ws.set_column('Q:Q', 25) 466 | active_ws.set_column('R:R', 25) 467 | active_ws.set_column('S:S', 25) 468 | active_ws.set_column('T:T', 25) 469 | active_ws.set_column('U:U', 25) 470 | active_ws.set_column('V:V', 25) 471 | active_ws.set_column('W:W', 25) 472 | active_ws.set_column('X:X', 25) 473 | active_ws.set_column('Y:Y', 25) 474 | continue 475 | if sheet == "CVSS Overview": 476 | ROW_TRACKER[sheet] = ROW_TRACKER[sheet] + 3 477 | active_ws.set_tab_color("#F3E2D3") 478 | active_ws.write(1, 1, 'Critical', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 479 | active_ws.write(1, 2, 'High', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 480 | active_ws.write(1, 3, 'Medium', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 481 | active_ws.write(1, 4, 'Low', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 482 | active_ws.write(1, 5, 'Informational', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 483 | active_ws.write(2, 0, 'Multiplier', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 484 | active_ws.write(2, 1, 1, NUMBER_FORMAT) 485 | active_ws.write(2, 2, 1, NUMBER_FORMAT) 486 | active_ws.write(2, 3, 1, NUMBER_FORMAT) 487 | active_ws.write(2, 4, 1, NUMBER_FORMAT) 488 | active_ws.write(2, 5, 1, NUMBER_FORMAT) 489 | 490 | active_ws.write(4, 0, 'Index', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 491 | active_ws.write(4, 1, 'File', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 492 | active_ws.write(4, 2, 'IP Address', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 493 | active_ws.write(4, 3, 'Total', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 494 | active_ws.write(4, 4, 'Base Total', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 495 | active_ws.write(4, 5, 'Temporal Total', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 496 | active_ws.write(4, 6, 'Base Critical', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 497 | active_ws.write(4, 7, 'Temporal Critical', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 498 | active_ws.write(4, 8, 'Base High', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 499 | active_ws.write(4, 9, 'Temporal High', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 500 | active_ws.write(4, 10, 'Base Medium', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 501 | active_ws.write(4, 11, 'Temporal Medium', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 502 | active_ws.write(4, 12, 'Base Low', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 503 | active_ws.write(4, 13, 'Temporal Low', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 504 | active_ws.write(4, 14, 'Base Informational', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 505 | active_ws.write(4, 15, 'Temporal Informational', 506 | CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 507 | 508 | active_ws.freeze_panes('G6') 509 | active_ws.autofilter('A5:P5') 510 | active_ws.set_column('A:A', 10) 511 | active_ws.set_column('B:B', 35) 512 | active_ws.set_column('C:C', 15) 513 | active_ws.set_column('D:D', 15) 514 | active_ws.set_column('E:E', 15) 515 | active_ws.set_column('F:F', 15) 516 | active_ws.set_column('G:G', 15) 517 | active_ws.set_column('H:H', 15) 518 | active_ws.set_column('I:I', 15) 519 | active_ws.set_column('J:J', 15) 520 | active_ws.set_column('K:K', 15) 521 | active_ws.set_column('L:L', 15) 522 | active_ws.set_column('M:M', 15) 523 | active_ws.set_column('N:N', 15) 524 | active_ws.set_column('O:O', 15) 525 | active_ws.set_column('P:P', 15) 526 | continue 527 | if sheet == "Device Type": 528 | active_ws.set_tab_color("#BDE1ED") 529 | active_ws.write(1, 0, 'Index', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 530 | active_ws.write(1, 1, 'File', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 531 | active_ws.write(1, 2, 'IP Address', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 532 | active_ws.write(1, 3, 'FQDN', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 533 | active_ws.write(1, 4, 'NetBios Name', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 534 | active_ws.write(1, 5, 'Device Type', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 535 | active_ws.write(1, 6, 'Confidence', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 536 | 537 | active_ws.freeze_panes('C3') 538 | active_ws.autofilter('A2:G2') 539 | active_ws.set_column('A:A', 10) 540 | active_ws.set_column('B:B', 35) 541 | active_ws.set_column('C:C', 15) 542 | active_ws.set_column('D:D', 35) 543 | active_ws.set_column('E:E', 25) 544 | active_ws.set_column('F:F', 15) 545 | active_ws.set_column('G:G', 15) 546 | continue 547 | if sheet == 'MS Running Process Info': 548 | active_ws.set_tab_color("#9EC3FF") 549 | 550 | active_ws.write(1, 0, 'Index', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 551 | active_ws.write(1, 1, 'File', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 552 | active_ws.write(1, 2, 'IP Address', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 553 | active_ws.write(1, 3, 'FQDN', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 554 | active_ws.write(1, 4, 'NetBios Name', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 555 | active_ws.write(1, 5, 'Process Name & Level', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 556 | 557 | active_ws.freeze_panes('C3') 558 | active_ws.autofilter('A2:E2') 559 | active_ws.set_column('A:A', 10) 560 | active_ws.set_column('B:B', 35) 561 | active_ws.set_column('C:C', 15) 562 | active_ws.set_column('D:D', 35) 563 | active_ws.set_column('E:E', 25) 564 | active_ws.set_column('F:F', 80) 565 | continue 566 | if sheet == "Plugin Counts": 567 | active_ws.set_tab_color("#D1B7FF") 568 | active_ws.autofilter('A2:C2') 569 | active_ws.set_column('A:A', 85) 570 | active_ws.set_column('B:B', 15) 571 | active_ws.set_column('C:C', 15) 572 | active_ws.write(1, 0, 'Plugin Name', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 573 | active_ws.write(1, 1, 'Plugin ID', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 574 | active_ws.write(1, 2, 'Total', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 575 | active_ws.freeze_panes('A3') 576 | continue 577 | if sheet == "Graph Data": 578 | active_ws.write(1, 0, 'Severity', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 579 | active_ws.write(1, 1, 'Total', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 580 | continue 581 | if sheet == "Informational": 582 | active_ws.set_tab_color('blue') 583 | if sheet == "Low": 584 | active_ws.set_tab_color('green') 585 | if sheet == "Medium": 586 | active_ws.set_tab_color('yellow') 587 | if sheet == "High": 588 | active_ws.set_tab_color('orange') 589 | if sheet == "Critical": 590 | active_ws.set_tab_color('red') 591 | 592 | active_ws.write(1, 0, 'Index', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 593 | active_ws.write(1, 1, 'File', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 594 | active_ws.write(1, 2, 'IP Address', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 595 | active_ws.write(1, 3, 'Port', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 596 | active_ws.write(1, 4, 'Vuln Publication Date', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 597 | active_ws.write(1, 5, 'Plugin ID', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 598 | active_ws.write(1, 6, 'Plugin Name', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 599 | active_ws.write(1, 7, 'Exploit Avaiable', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 600 | active_ws.write(1, 8, 'Exploit by Malware', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 601 | active_ws.write(1, 9, 'CVE Information', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 602 | active_ws.write(1, 10, 'Bugtraq ID Information', CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT) 603 | 604 | active_ws.freeze_panes('C3') 605 | active_ws.autofilter('A2:J2') 606 | active_ws.set_column('A:A', 10) 607 | active_ws.set_column('B:B', 35) 608 | active_ws.set_column('C:C', 15) 609 | active_ws.set_column('D:D', 15) 610 | active_ws.set_column('E:E', 15) 611 | active_ws.set_column('F:F', 15) 612 | active_ws.set_column('G:G', 100) 613 | active_ws.set_column('H:H', 25) 614 | active_ws.set_column('I:I', 25) 615 | active_ws.set_column('J:J', 25) 616 | active_ws.set_column('K:K', 25) 617 | 618 | active_ws = None 619 | 620 | 621 | def add_overview_data(sev, seen_ip): 622 | """ 623 | Generating overview 624 | """ 625 | ColorPrint.print_warn("\nGenerating Overview worksheet") 626 | active_ws = WS_MAPPER['Overview'] 627 | 628 | active_ws.write(2, 0, "Total IP's Scanned", LIGHT_FORMAT) 629 | active_ws.write(2, 1, seen_ip, NUMBER_FORMAT) 630 | 631 | active_ws.write(3, 0, "Unique IP's Scanned", LIGHT_FORMAT) 632 | active_ws.write(3, 1, len(UNIQUE_IP_LIST), NUMBER_FORMAT) 633 | 634 | active_ws.write(4, 0, "", SM_DARK_FORMAT) 635 | active_ws.write(4, 1, "", SM_DARK_FORMAT) 636 | 637 | active_ws.write(5, 0, "Unique Critical Vulnerabilities", LIGHT_FORMAT) 638 | active_ws.write(5, 1, len(COMMON_CRIT), NUMBER_FORMAT) 639 | 640 | active_ws.write(6, 0, "Unique High Vulnerabilities", LIGHT_FORMAT) 641 | active_ws.write(6, 1, len(COMMON_HIGH), NUMBER_FORMAT) 642 | 643 | active_ws.write(7, 0, "Unique Medium Vulnerabilities", LIGHT_FORMAT) 644 | active_ws.write(7, 1, len(COMMON_MED), NUMBER_FORMAT) 645 | 646 | active_ws.write(8, 0, "Unique Low Vulnerabilities", LIGHT_FORMAT) 647 | active_ws.write(8, 1, len(COMMON_LOW), NUMBER_FORMAT) 648 | 649 | active_ws.write(9, 0, "Unique Informational Vulnerabilities", LIGHT_FORMAT) 650 | active_ws.write(9, 1, len(COMMON_INFO), NUMBER_FORMAT) 651 | 652 | active_ws.write(10, 0, "", SM_DARK_FORMAT) 653 | active_ws.write(10, 1, "", SM_DARK_FORMAT) 654 | 655 | active_ws.write(11, 0, "Total Critical Vulnerabilities", LIGHT_FORMAT) 656 | active_ws.write(11, 1, sev["Critical"], NUMBER_FORMAT) 657 | 658 | active_ws.write(12, 0, "Total High Vulnerabilities", LIGHT_FORMAT) 659 | active_ws.write(12, 1, sev["High"], NUMBER_FORMAT) 660 | 661 | active_ws.write(13, 0, "Total Medium Vulnerabilities", LIGHT_FORMAT) 662 | active_ws.write(13, 1, sev["Medium"], NUMBER_FORMAT) 663 | 664 | active_ws.write(14, 0, "Total Low Vulnerabilities", LIGHT_FORMAT) 665 | active_ws.write(14, 1, sev["Low"], NUMBER_FORMAT) 666 | 667 | active_ws.write(15, 0, "Total Informational Vulnerabilities", LIGHT_FORMAT) 668 | active_ws.write(15, 1, sev["Informational"], NUMBER_FORMAT) 669 | 670 | active_ws.write(16, 0, "", SM_DARK_FORMAT) 671 | active_ws.write(16, 1, "", SM_DARK_FORMAT) 672 | 673 | active_ws.write(17, 0, "Top 5 Seen Critical", LIGHT_FORMAT) 674 | if COMMON_CRIT: 675 | top_crit = sorted(COMMON_CRIT, key=lambda key: 676 | COMMON_CRIT[key], reverse=True)[:5] 677 | for crit in top_crit: 678 | active_ws.write(17 + top_crit.index(crit), 679 | 1, crit, WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 680 | 681 | active_ws.write(22, 0, "", SM_DARK_FORMAT) 682 | active_ws.write(22, 1, "", SM_DARK_FORMAT) 683 | 684 | active_ws.write(23, 0, "Top 5 Seen High", LIGHT_FORMAT) 685 | if COMMON_HIGH: 686 | top_high = sorted(COMMON_HIGH, key=lambda key: 687 | COMMON_HIGH[key], reverse=True)[:5] 688 | for high in top_high: 689 | active_ws.write(23 + top_high.index(high), 690 | 1, high, WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 691 | 692 | 693 | def add_chart_data(data): 694 | """ 695 | Generation of graphs 696 | """ 697 | ColorPrint.print_warn("\nGenerating Vulnerabilities by Severity graph") 698 | active_ws = WS_MAPPER["Graph Data"] 699 | temp_cnt = 2 700 | for key, value in data.items(): 701 | active_ws.write(temp_cnt, 0, key) 702 | active_ws.write(temp_cnt, 1, value) 703 | temp_cnt += 1 704 | active_ws.hide() 705 | active_ws = WS_MAPPER["Graphs"] 706 | severity_chart = WB.add_chart({'type': 'pie'}) 707 | 708 | # Configure Chart Data 709 | # Break down for range [SHEETNAME, START ROW-Header, COLUMN, END ROW, END 710 | # COLUMN] 711 | severity_chart.set_size({'width': 624, 'height': 480}) 712 | severity_chart.add_series({ 713 | 'name': 'Total Vulnerabilities', 714 | 'data_labels': {'value': 1}, 715 | 'categories': ["Graph Data", 2, 0, 6, 0], 716 | 'values': ["Graph Data", 2, 1, 6, 1], 717 | 'points': [ 718 | {'fill': {'color': '#618ECD'}}, 719 | {'fill': {'color': '#58BF65'}}, 720 | {'fill': {'color': '#F7F552'}}, 721 | {'fill': {'color': '#E9A23A'}}, 722 | {'fill': {'color': '#B8504B'}}, 723 | ] 724 | }) 725 | severity_chart.set_title({'name': 'Vulnerabilities by Severity'}) 726 | severity_chart.set_legend({'font': {'size': 14}}) 727 | 728 | # Set an Excel chart style. Colors with white outline and shadow. 729 | severity_chart.set_style(10) 730 | 731 | # Insert the chart into the worksheet (with an offset). 732 | active_ws.insert_chart('A2', severity_chart, { 733 | 'x_offset': 25, 'y_offset': 10}) 734 | 735 | 736 | def add_report_data(report_data_list, the_file): 737 | """ 738 | Function responsible for inserting data into the Full Report 739 | worksheet 740 | """ 741 | ColorPrint.print_bold("\tInserting data into Full Report worksheet") 742 | # Retrieve correct worksheet from out Worksheet tracker 743 | report_ws = WS_MAPPER['Full Report'] 744 | # Resume inserting rows at our last unused row 745 | temp_cnt = ROW_TRACKER['Full Report'] 746 | # Iterate over out VULN List and insert records to worksheet 747 | for reportitem in report_data_list: 748 | # If we have a valid Vulnerability publication date 749 | # lets generate the Days old cell value 750 | if reportitem["vuln_publication_date"] != '': 751 | date_format = "%Y/%m/%d" 752 | date_one = datetime.strptime( 753 | reportitem["vuln_publication_date"], date_format) 754 | date_two = datetime.strptime( 755 | str(date.today()).replace("-", "/"), date_format) 756 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 6, 757 | (date_two - date_one).days, NUMBER_FORMAT) 758 | else: 759 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 6, 760 | reportitem["vuln_publication_date"], NUMBER_FORMAT) 761 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 0, temp_cnt - 2, WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 762 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 1, the_file, WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 763 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 2, reportitem[ 764 | 'host-ip'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 765 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 3, int(reportitem[ 766 | "port"]), NUMBER_FORMAT) 767 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 4, reportitem[ 768 | 'host-fqdn'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 769 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 5, reportitem[ 770 | "vuln_publication_date"], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 771 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 7, 772 | int(reportitem["severity"]), NUMBER_FORMAT) 773 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 8, reportitem[ 774 | "risk_factor"], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 775 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 9, 776 | int(reportitem["pluginID"]), NUMBER_FORMAT) 777 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 10, reportitem[ 778 | "pluginFamily"], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 779 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 11, reportitem[ 780 | "pluginName"], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 781 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 12, reportitem[ 782 | "description"], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 783 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 13, reportitem[ 784 | 'synopsis'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 785 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 14, reportitem[ 786 | 'plugin_output'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 787 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 15, reportitem[ 788 | 'solution'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 789 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 16, reportitem[ 790 | 'exploit_available'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 791 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 17, reportitem[ 792 | 'exploitability_ease'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 793 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 18, reportitem[ 794 | 'exploited_by_malware'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 795 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 19, reportitem[ 796 | 'plugin_publication_date'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 797 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 20, reportitem[ 798 | 'plugin_modification_date'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 799 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 21, reportitem[ 800 | 'cve'], NUMBER_FORMAT) 801 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 22, reportitem[ 802 | 'bid'], NUMBER_FORMAT) 803 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 23, reportitem[ 804 | 'cvss_base_score'], NUMBER_FORMAT) 805 | report_ws.write(temp_cnt, 24, reportitem[ 806 | 'cvss_temporal_score'], NUMBER_FORMAT) 807 | 808 | temp_cnt += 1 809 | # Save the last unused row for use on the next Nessus file 810 | ROW_TRACKER['Full Report'] = temp_cnt 811 | 812 | 813 | def add_cvss_info(cvss_data, the_file): 814 | """ 815 | Add unique Plugin information 816 | """ 817 | ColorPrint.print_bold("\tInserting data into CVSS worksheet") 818 | active_ws = WS_MAPPER['CVSS Overview'] 819 | temp_cnt = ROW_TRACKER['CVSS Overview'] 820 | for key, value in cvss_data.items(): 821 | active_ws.write(temp_cnt, 0, temp_cnt - 5, WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 822 | active_ws.write(temp_cnt, 1, the_file, WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 823 | active_ws.write(temp_cnt, 2, key, WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 824 | active_ws.write(temp_cnt, 3, "=E{0}+F{1}".format( 825 | temp_cnt + 1, temp_cnt + 1), WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 826 | active_ws.write(temp_cnt, 4, 827 | "=(B3*G{0})+(C3*I{1})+(D3*K{2})+(E3*M{3})+(F3*O{4})".format( 828 | temp_cnt + 1, temp_cnt + 1, temp_cnt + 1, temp_cnt + 1, temp_cnt + 1), 829 | WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 830 | active_ws.write(temp_cnt, 5, 831 | "=(B3*H{0})+(C3*J{1})+(D3*L{2})+(E3*N{3})+(F3*P{4})".format( 832 | temp_cnt + 1, temp_cnt + 1, temp_cnt + 1, temp_cnt + 1, temp_cnt + 1), 833 | WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 834 | temp_col = 6 835 | for skey, svalue in value.items(): # pylint: unused-variable 836 | for dkey, dvalue in svalue.items(): # pylint: unused-variable 837 | active_ws.write(temp_cnt, temp_col, dvalue, NUMBER_FORMAT) 838 | temp_col += 1 839 | 840 | temp_cnt += 1 841 | ROW_TRACKER['CVSS Overview'] = temp_cnt 842 | 843 | 844 | def add_device_type(device_info, the_file): 845 | """ 846 | Add Device Type information 847 | """ 848 | ColorPrint.print_bold("\tInserting data into Device Type worksheet") 849 | device_ws = WS_MAPPER['Device Type'] 850 | temp_cnt = ROW_TRACKER['Device Type'] 851 | for host in device_info: 852 | device_ws.write(temp_cnt, 0, temp_cnt - 2, WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 853 | device_ws.write(temp_cnt, 1, the_file, WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 854 | device_ws.write(temp_cnt, 2, host['host-ip'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 855 | device_ws.write(temp_cnt, 3, host['host-fqdn'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 856 | device_ws.write(temp_cnt, 4, host['netbios-name'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 857 | device_ws.write(temp_cnt, 5, host['type'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 858 | device_ws.write(temp_cnt, 6, int( 859 | host['confidenceLevel']), NUMBER_FORMAT) 860 | temp_cnt += 1 861 | ROW_TRACKER['Device Type'] = temp_cnt 862 | 863 | 864 | def add_vuln_info(vuln_list, the_file): 865 | """ 866 | Add Vulnerability information 867 | """ 868 | for key, value in SEVERITIES.items(): 869 | ColorPrint.print_bold( 870 | "\tInserting data into {0} worksheet".format(value)) 871 | vuln_ws = WS_MAPPER[value] 872 | temp_cnt = ROW_TRACKER[value] 873 | for vuln in vuln_list: 874 | if not int(vuln['severity']) == key: 875 | continue 876 | if int(vuln['severity']) == 4: 877 | COMMON_CRIT[vuln['pluginName']] = COMMON_CRIT.get( 878 | vuln['pluginName'], 0) + 1 879 | if int(vuln['severity']) == 3: 880 | COMMON_HIGH[vuln['pluginName']] = COMMON_HIGH.get( 881 | vuln['pluginName'], 0) + 1 882 | if int(vuln['severity']) == 2: 883 | COMMON_MED[vuln['pluginName']] = COMMON_MED.get( 884 | vuln['pluginName'], 0) + 1 885 | if int(vuln['severity']) == 1: 886 | COMMON_LOW[vuln['pluginName']] = COMMON_LOW.get( 887 | vuln['pluginName'], 0) + 1 888 | if int(vuln['severity']) == 0: 889 | COMMON_INFO[vuln['pluginName']] = COMMON_INFO.get( 890 | vuln['pluginName'], 0) + 1 891 | SEVERITY_TOTALS[value] += 1 892 | vuln_ws.write(temp_cnt, 0, temp_cnt - 2, WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 893 | vuln_ws.write(temp_cnt, 1, the_file, WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 894 | vuln_ws.write(temp_cnt, 2, vuln['host-ip'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 895 | vuln_ws.write(temp_cnt, 3, int(vuln['port']), NUMBER_FORMAT) 896 | vuln_ws.write(temp_cnt, 4, vuln[ 897 | 'vuln_publication_date'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 898 | vuln_ws.write(temp_cnt, 5, int(vuln['pluginID']), NUMBER_FORMAT) 899 | vuln_ws.write(temp_cnt, 6, vuln['pluginName'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 900 | vuln_ws.write(temp_cnt, 7, vuln[ 901 | 'exploit_available'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 902 | vuln_ws.write(temp_cnt, 8, vuln[ 903 | 'exploited_by_malware'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 904 | vuln_ws.write(temp_cnt, 9, vuln['cve'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 905 | vuln_ws.write(temp_cnt, 10, vuln['bid'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 906 | temp_cnt += 1 907 | ROW_TRACKER[value] = temp_cnt 908 | 909 | 910 | def add_ms_process_info(proc_info, the_file): 911 | """ 912 | Add MS Process information 913 | """ 914 | ColorPrint.print_bold("\tInserting data into MS Process Info worksheet") 915 | ms_proc_ws = WS_MAPPER['MS Running Process Info'] 916 | temp_cnt = ROW_TRACKER['MS Running Process Info'] 917 | for host in proc_info: 918 | for proc in host['processes'].split('\n'): 919 | ms_proc_ws.write(temp_cnt, 0, temp_cnt - 2, WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 920 | ms_proc_ws.write(temp_cnt, 1, the_file, WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 921 | ms_proc_ws.write(temp_cnt, 2, host['host-ip'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 922 | ms_proc_ws.write(temp_cnt, 3, host['host-fqdn'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 923 | ms_proc_ws.write(temp_cnt, 4, host[ 924 | 'netbios-name'], WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 925 | ms_proc_ws.write(temp_cnt, 5, proc, WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 926 | temp_cnt += 1 927 | ROW_TRACKER['MS Running Process Info'] = temp_cnt 928 | 929 | 930 | def add_plugin_info(plugin_count): 931 | """ 932 | Add unique Plugin information 933 | """ 934 | ColorPrint.print_warn("\nGenerating Plugin worksheet") 935 | active_ws = WS_MAPPER['Plugin Counts'] 936 | temp_cnt = ROW_TRACKER['Plugin Counts'] 937 | for key, value in plugin_count.items(): 938 | active_ws.write(temp_cnt, 0, key, WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT) 939 | active_ws.write(temp_cnt, 1, int(value[0]), NUMBER_FORMAT) 940 | active_ws.write(temp_cnt, 2, int(value[1]), NUMBER_FORMAT) 941 | temp_cnt += 1 942 | ROW_TRACKER['Plugin Counts'] = temp_cnt 943 | 944 | 945 | ############################################# 946 | ############################################# 947 | 948 | 949 | def begin_parsing(): # pylint: disable=c-extension-no-member 950 | """ 951 | Provides the initial starting point for validating root tag 952 | is for a Nessus v2 File. Initiates parsing and then writes to 953 | the associated workbook sheets. 954 | """ 955 | count_ip_seen = 0 956 | curr_iteration = 0 957 | for report in TO_BE_PARSED: 958 | context = ET.iterparse(report, events=('start', 'end',)) 959 | context = iter(context) 960 | event, root = next(context) 961 | 962 | if root.tag in ["NessusClientData_v2"]: 963 | ColorPrint.print_pass( 964 | "\nBegin parsing of {0}".format(report)) 965 | vuln_data, device_data, ms_process_info, seen_ip, host_cvss = parse_nessus_file( 966 | context, lambda elem: None) 967 | count_ip_seen += seen_ip 968 | add_report_data(vuln_data, report) 969 | add_vuln_info(vuln_data, report) 970 | add_cvss_info(host_cvss, report) 971 | add_device_type(device_data, report) 972 | add_ms_process_info(ms_process_info, report) 973 | vuln_data = None 974 | device_data = None 975 | ms_process_info = None 976 | seen_ip = None 977 | del context 978 | curr_iteration += 1 979 | ColorPrint.print_bold("\n{0}% ({1}/{2}) of files parsed".format( 980 | round((curr_iteration / len(TO_BE_PARSED)) * 100, 2), 981 | curr_iteration, 982 | len(TO_BE_PARSED))) 983 | add_chart_data(SEVERITY_TOTALS) 984 | add_plugin_info(UNIQUE_PLUGIN_NAME) 985 | add_overview_data(SEVERITY_TOTALS, count_ip_seen) 986 | 987 | 988 | if __name__ == "__main__": 989 | ColorPrint.print_bold(SCRIPT_INFO) 990 | 991 | FILE_COUNT = len([name for name in os.listdir( 992 | ARGS.launch_directory) if name.endswith('.nessus')]) 993 | REPORT_NAME = ARGS.output_file 994 | 995 | if FILE_COUNT == 0: 996 | print("No files found") 997 | sys.exit() 998 | elif FILE_COUNT > 25: 999 | USER_RESPONSE = input( 1000 | '\x1b[1;33mFolder contains 25+ Nessus files. Continue? [y/n]: \x1b[0m')[0].lower() 1001 | if USER_RESPONSE != 'y': 1002 | sys.exit() 1003 | 1004 | if ARGS.ignore_id: 1005 | try: 1006 | for nessus_id in ARGS.ignore_id.split(","): 1007 | if re.sub(r'\s+', '', nessus_id) not in IGNORED_IDS: 1008 | IGNORED_IDS.append(re.sub(r'\s+', '', nessus_id)) 1009 | except: 1010 | ColorPrint.print_fail("Error reading Ignore Plugin Id's " + 1011 | "please ensure format is: 12345,23455,42342,23423") 1012 | sys.exit() 1013 | if ARGS.ignore_id_file: 1014 | try: 1015 | with open(ARGS.ignore_id_file) as fp: 1016 | for cnt, line in enumerate(fp): 1017 | if re.sub(r'\s+', '', line) not in IGNORED_IDS: 1018 | IGNORED_IDS.append(re.sub(r'\s+', '', line)) 1019 | except: 1020 | ColorPrint.print_fail("Error reading Ignore Plugin Id's fle" + 1021 | "please ensure format is on ID per line") 1022 | sys.exit() 1023 | if os.path.isfile("{0}.xlsx".format(ARGS.output_file)): 1024 | REPORT_NAME = "{0}_{1}".format(ARGS.output_file, f("{datetime.now():%Y-%m-%d-%S-%s}")) 1025 | ColorPrint.print_warn("\nExisting report detected. Report will be saved as {0}.xlsx".format( 1026 | REPORT_NAME)) 1027 | 1028 | WB = xlsxwriter.Workbook( 1029 | '{0}.xlsx'.format(REPORT_NAME), {'strings_to_urls': False, 'constant_memory': True}) 1030 | CENTER_BORDER_FORMAT = WB.add_format( 1031 | {'bg_color': '#1D365A', 1032 | 'font_color': 'white', 1033 | 'bold': True, 1034 | 'italic': True, 1035 | 'border': True}) 1036 | WRAP_TEXT_FORMAT = WB.add_format( 1037 | {'border': True}) 1038 | NUMBER_FORMAT = WB.add_format( 1039 | {'border': True, 'num_format': '0'}) 1040 | DARK_FORMAT = WB.add_format( 1041 | {'bg_color': '#1D365A', 1042 | 'font_color': 'white', 1043 | 'font_size': 22, 1044 | 'bold': 1, 1045 | 'border': 1, 1046 | 'align': 'center', 1047 | 'valign': 'vcenter'}) 1048 | SM_DARK_FORMAT = WB.add_format( 1049 | {'bg_color': '#1D365A', 1050 | 'font_color': 'white', 1051 | 'font_size': 12, 1052 | 'bold': 1, 1053 | 'border': 1}) 1054 | LIGHT_FORMAT = WB.add_format( 1055 | {'bg_color': '#9AB3D4', 1056 | 'font_color': 'black', 1057 | 'font_size': 12, 1058 | 'border': 1, 1059 | 'align': 'left', 1060 | 'valign': 'top'}) 1061 | 1062 | MAX_EXPECTED_MEMORY_USAGE = 0 1063 | for nessus_report in os.listdir(ARGS.launch_directory): 1064 | if nessus_report.endswith(".nessus") or nessus_report.endswith(".xml"): 1065 | TO_BE_PARSED.append(os.path.join( 1066 | ARGS.launch_directory, nessus_report)) 1067 | FILE_SIZE = (os.path.getsize( 1068 | TO_BE_PARSED[-1]) >> 20) * 2 1069 | if FILE_SIZE > MAX_EXPECTED_MEMORY_USAGE: 1070 | MAX_EXPECTED_MEMORY_USAGE = FILE_SIZE 1071 | 1072 | ColorPrint.print_warn( 1073 | "\n*** Max expected memory usage {0} MB ***".format(MAX_EXPECTED_MEMORY_USAGE)) 1074 | 1075 | if IGNORED_IDS: 1076 | ColorPrint.print_warn( 1077 | "\nIgnoring {0} Plugin ID's".format(len(IGNORED_IDS))) 1078 | generate_worksheets() 1079 | begin_parsing() 1080 | WB.close() 1081 | 1082 | ColorPrint.print_pass( 1083 | "\nReport has been saved as {0}.xlsx".format(REPORT_NAME)) 1084 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------