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1 | # SavingThrow Change Log
2 |
3 | All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. This project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](http://semver.org/).
4 |
5 | ## [Unreleased][unreleased]
6 |
7 | ### Fixed
8 | - Directories with trailing slashes blew up when trying to quarantine.
9 | - Fixed trying to `shutil.move` multiple folders with the same name to the quarantine directory by appending a counter variable to the end and trying again. It gives up after 10 failures.
10 |
11 | ## [1.1.0] - 2015-09-18 - Mind Flayer
12 | ### Added
13 | - `TestedFile` now adds a `FilenameRegex` and `Path` element to its allowed types of subelements.
14 | - Specify as many `Path` elements to folders as you want.
15 | - You may specify as many `FilenameRegex` elements to use to determine whether any of the files contained in the `Path`s match. A file being considered for being adware must only match _one_ of `FilenameRegex` (Logical OR).
16 | - You may now specify as many `Regex` elements of a `TestedFile` as you want. A file being considered for being adware must only match _one_ of `Regex` (Logical OR).
17 | - If you have specified a `Regex`, then the contents will also be tested before adding to the candidate list.
18 | - You may now specify as many `File` elements in a `TestedFile` as you want also.
19 | - Malformed XML will not stop SavingThrow from processing.
20 | - Added `SavingThrowVersion` tag to top-level of ADFs. If the SavingThrow version is less than the one requested by the ADF, it will log a warning, and try to continue.
21 |
22 | ## [1.0.4] - 2015-04-30 - Dire Beetle
23 | ### Changed
24 | - Formatted change log to adhere to [standards](http://keepachangelog.com/).
25 | - Removes positional arguments meant to absorb Casper policy script variables $1-$3.
26 | - Took SavingThrow out of beta (v.1.x.x)
27 |
28 | ### Fixed
29 | - When run as a Casper policy script, does not handle optional arguments correctly, resulting in no action.
30 |
31 | ## [0.0.3] - 2015-04-14 - Gelatinous Cube
32 | ### Added
33 |
34 | - Initial release.
35 |
36 | ### Changed (from prerelease and gist versions)
37 | - Loads ADF (adware definition files) files from the internets.
38 | - Caches ADF's locally in case network is down.
39 | - New XML ADF format.
40 | - Unloads launchd jobs prior to deletion.
41 | - Kills processes.
42 | - More command line options:
43 | - `-s` for regular old reporting to stdout (not in extension attribute format)
44 | - `-r` is still remove
45 | - `-q` quarantine files into a zip in your `/Library/Application Support/SavingThrow/Quarantine` folder
46 |
47 | [unreleased]: https://github.com/sheagcraig/SavingThrow/compare/1.1.0...HEAD
48 | [1.1.0]: https://github.com/sheagcraig/SavingThrow/compare/1.0.4...1.1.0
49 | [1.0.4]: https://github.com/sheagcraig/SavingThrow/compare/0.0.3...1.0.4
50 | [0.0.3]: https://github.com/sheagcraig/SavingThrow/compare/3ef098d10e6155c5443f5fc05296f6be1d3adaa6...4892846c4313be8ff07edfaf853b1960c22ecdbf
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1 | SavingThrow
2 | ===========
3 | SavingThrow is a flexible script allowing mac system administrators to curate lists of known files (*App Definition Files*) installed by undesired software, to check for on managed computers, and optionally, remove or quarantine them. The separately run [SavingThrows organization](https://github.com/SavingThrows/AdwareDefinitionFiles) collects vetted ADF files for use, akin to the AutoPkg recipe repos to help minimize the expertise required by any one adminstrator in dealing with these pieces of software. SavingThrow initially was written to look for common "Adware" as described by [Kbase Article](https://support.apple.com/en-us/ht203987), but it is not restricted to software that is "Adware". Rather, it provides a system for flexibly managing lists of software found undesirable on client machines in an enterprise environment, and making them go away.
4 |
5 | SavingThrow pulls its ADF's from user-provided URL's, and caches them locally,
6 | updating the cache as necessary.
7 |
8 | SavingThrow can report back found files as a Casper extension attribute (*no args*), or straight to stdout (`-s/--stdout`), and always outputs its findings to the system log.
9 |
10 | It can delete files (`-r/--remove`), or move them to a quarantine folder at `/Library/Application Support/SavingThrow//` (`-q/--quarantine`). Further, it will unload and disable LaunchD jobs prior to removal or quarantine to hopefully avoid requiring a reboot.
11 |
12 | Please note: the use of the word "Adware" throughout this documentation and
13 | the SavingThrow code results primarily from the historical development of this
14 | tool around Apple's [Kbase Article](https://support.apple.com/en-us/ht203987)
15 | rather than a comment on the software potentially targeted and removed by
16 | SavingThrow. The continued usage of the word Adware, primarily in code, has
17 | to do with supporting existing users and not making breaking-changes in
18 | the code.
19 |
20 | Configuration
21 | =============
22 | SavingThrow requires admin privileges to run. Take note, it has the potential
23 | to delete a lot of files! It is the responsibility of each administrator to
24 | review and curate the ADF's configured for their institution.
25 |
26 | To configure a list of available ADF sources, edit the `NEFARIOUS_FILE_SOURCES` list at the top of SavingThrow.py to include each complete URL (including protocol), which you would like SavingThrow to use. Entries must be single or double quoted, and separated by commas (it's a python list).
27 |
28 | For example, say you wanted to add definitions for two extra ADF sources:
29 | ```
30 | # Add any URL's to nefarious file lists here:
31 | NEFARIOUS_FILE_SOURCES = ["https://ourserver.org/SavingThrow/CouponNagger.adf",
32 | "https://ourserver.org/SavingThrow/ClickBait.adf"]
33 | ```
34 |
35 | SavingThrow includes the files described in Apple's
36 | [Kbase Article](https://support.apple.com/en-us/ht203987) on removing common
37 | adware as a sane, trusted default.
38 |
39 | If interest exists for a configuration plist, that would be simple to
40 | implement, although it would make use as an extension attribute more tricky
41 | (because it would require the config file be in place prior to meaningful
42 | inventory collection).
43 |
44 | Please note, if adding an adf file from GitHub, make sure you use the URL to
45 | the raw file, in the master branch, or you'll pull down all of the GitHub HTML
46 | as well!
47 |
48 | App Definition Files
49 | =======================
50 | Software products are defined in an XML formatted *App Definition File*. This
51 | section describes the ADF format and structure, as well as makes suggestions
52 | about some of the more complicated types. To see an example ADF that
53 | incorporates most of these features, look no further than the [default ADF]()
54 |
55 | In most cases, each software "product" should be defined in its own file,
56 | although in some cases, grouping of products may make more sense. The ADF
57 | format allows an arbitrary number of Adware elements in one ADF file, should
58 | this be the case.
59 |
60 | The top-level tag should be ``, followed by metadata tags describing the document.
61 | ### Metadata Tags
62 | - ``: Version number of the ADF. This value should be incremented as
63 | changes are made over the lifetime of the definition.
64 | - ``: SavingThrow version 1.1.0 introduced the `` subelements `` and `` and the ability to do multiples of each. This obviously won't work in older versions of SavingThrow. Therefore, ADF files can specify a minimum version of SavingThrow required to use all of the included features. SavingThrow will log a warning, but try to run the ADF anyway, if the version is too old.
65 | - ``: The author of this ADF.
66 | - ``: If the ADF is based on another ADF, provide original source URL's to aid others in researching.
67 | - XML Comments for other top-level notes can go here as well.
68 |
69 |
70 |
71 | ### Adware Elements
72 | Each "product" should be wrapped in an `` tag.
73 | Under this, consider including an ``, which will get prefaced to
74 | any reports.
75 |
76 | If at all possible, include a URL reference for downloading the software so
77 | interested or OCD admins can test or verify the contents of the definition.
78 | Provide as many URLs as needed, each wrapped in `` tags.
79 |
80 | The simplest element is ``. `` defines a single file path to look
81 | for. The path can include standard shell globbing characters (`*?[a-z]`, etc)
82 | and text substitution as described below. No tilde expansions are performed.
83 |
84 | Files with ambiguous, misleading, dynamically renamed, or obfuscated filenames
85 | or paths can be identified with a `` element. Each ``
86 | element can include as many ``, ``, ``, and
87 | `` tags as needed to define problem files, and may optionally include a
88 | `ReplacementKey`.
89 |
90 | The rules are that if you include one or more ``, and one or
91 | more ``, each regex will be tested against every file found at
92 | ``. Matches will be added to a list.
93 |
94 | Then, for each ``, open each file from the above matches list, plus any
95 | ``s explictly specified (including globbing characters as per the
96 | standard `` tag), and perform a regular expression search of the contents
97 | of that file. Matches are added to the final candidate list.
98 |
99 | *NB: `TestedFile` support was added in version 1.1.0*
100 |
101 |
102 | Individual details on these tags are below:
103 | ``: Regular expression used against each file specified as a ``. Matches are added to a candidate list.
104 | ``: A directory on the computer to search with ``s. May use globbing characters.
105 | ``: As per the standard `` tag above; also allows standard globbing characters. This file will be opened and searched using the...
106 | ``: A regular expression that matches some text in the ``s and matched ``s. May include *one* group, indicated by `( )`'s, which will become the value of `` in the text replacement dictionary.
107 | ``: If provided, will add or update the text replacement dictionary with the `` value as the key, and uses the first group result from the above regex search as a value.
108 |
109 | ### Default ADF
110 | An example of how this is used can be seen in the default ADF:
111 | ```
112 | 3
113 | 1.1.0
114 | Good Samaritan
115 | https://github.com/sheagcraig/SavingThrow
116 |
117 | /Library/LaunchAgents/com.*.agent.plist
118 | .*/Library/Application Support/(.*)/Agent/agent.app/Contents/MacOS/agent
119 | AGENT
120 |
121 |
122 | /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.*.helper.plist
123 | .*/Library/Application Support/(.*)/Agent/agent.app/Contents/MacOS/agent
124 | AGENT
125 |
126 |
127 | /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.*.daemon.plist
128 | .*/Library/Application Support/(.*)/Agent/agent.app/Contents/MacOS/agent
129 | AGENT
130 |
131 | /Library/LaunchAgents/com.%AGENT%.agent.plist
132 | /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.%AGENT%.helper.plist
133 | /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.%AGENT%.daemon.plist
134 | /Library/Application Support/%AGENT%
135 | This is a test. This is only a test, or there would have been a support ticket.
136 |
137 | ```
138 | In this example, `` is being used to discover the obfuscated name
139 | of the VSearch agent. Each incarnation of this Adware seems to have a different
140 | "name", for example "projectX". This name can be found by regex searching with
141 | the provided pattern, as a `/Library/Application Support` subfolder in several
142 | of the LaunchD jobs it installs. The `` confirms that these files,
143 | despite having a globbed filename (e.g. `com.*.agent.plist`), are related to
144 | the adware, and not just false positives. We know this, because these files
145 | launch the `agent` binary. This regex has used parentheses to group the
146 | variable name, and added the value to the replacement dict with the key
147 | `AGENT`.
148 |
149 | Later, in the following group of `` elements, this value is then swapped
150 | into the `%AGENT%` section of the path (see Text Substitution below). Given our
151 | example name of "projectX", one filename then becomes
152 | `/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.projectX.daemon.plist`.
153 |
154 | #### Text Substitution
155 | `` elements can make use of text substitution using the results of a
156 | regular expression search from a `` operation. A substitution is
157 | indicated by wrapping the `ReplacementKey` in `%` characters, e.g.
158 | `/Library/LaunchAgents/com.%AGENT%.helper.plist`. ``
159 | elements are found and searched prior to `` searching.
160 |
161 | ### Process
162 | If a product has a recognizeable process name, put the name in a ``
163 | element contained within an `` tree, and SavingThrow can search for any
164 | instances of that process running and kill them. SavingThrow uses the bash
165 | shell command `pgrep` to search for running processes, which you can use to
166 | test your own process definitions.
167 |
168 | To eliminate false positives, SavingThrow takes the process name defined in the
169 | `` tag, and converts it to a regular expression that matches *ONLY*
170 | that name (with regex-reserved characters escaped). This is to say that, for
171 | example, if you define a `dbf`, it will generate a pgrep
172 | regex of `^dbf$`, which will match a process named exactly `dbf`, but NOT match
173 | the Apple process `dbfseventsd`, which `pgrep dbf` would match.
174 |
175 | ### Case Sensitivity
176 | Apple, despite appearances, configures drive partitions with a
177 | case-*insensitive* filesystem. Python is happy to believe this, and files will
178 | match even if the capitalization in the definition does not match that on the
179 | filesystem. That being said, please provide the "correct" capitalization in
180 | your definitions.
181 |
182 | This can be used to your advantage as well. In the example above, the ``
183 | group actually matches with `projectX` in the file's text. However, this
184 | capitalization is not consistent in all places; in some places it is `projectX`
185 | and others it is `projectx`. Due to the case insensitivity, however, when this
186 | value gets substituted in, even though the filename does not match the "real"
187 | filename's capitalization, SavingThrow still detects it.
188 |
189 | +1 to save against rods, staves, or wands.
190 |
191 | 
192 |
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1 | #!/usr/bin/python
2 | # Copyright (C) 2015 Shea G Craig
3 | #
4 | # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
5 | # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
6 | # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
7 | # (at your option) any later version.
8 | #
9 | # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
10 | # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
11 | # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
12 | # GNU General Public License for more details.
13 | #
14 | # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
15 | # along with this program. If not, see .
16 |
17 | """
18 | SavingThrow
19 |
20 | Identify or remove files known to be involved with undesired apps,
21 | based on curated lists of associated files.
22 |
23 | usage: SavingThrow.py [-h] [-v] [-s | -r | -q]
24 | [jamf-arguments [jamf-arguments ...]]
25 |
26 | Modular Undesired file Extension Attribute and Removal Script. Call with
27 | no arguments to run as an extension attribute, or with --remove or
28 | --quarantine to operate as a cleanup tool.
29 |
30 | positional arguments:
31 | jamf-arguments Accepts all passed positional arguments (or none) to
32 | allowCasper script usage.
33 |
34 | optional arguments:
35 | -h, --help show this help message and exit
36 | -v, --verbose Print to stdout as well as syslog.
37 | -s, --stdout Print standard report.
38 | -r, --remove Remove offending files.
39 | -q, --quarantine Move files to quarantine location.
40 |
41 | Roll to save against paralyzation, lest the Gelatinous Cube anesthetizes,
42 | and ultimately, digests you.
43 | """
44 |
45 | # Historical Note
46 | # SavingThrow was originally a tool for detecting and removing the
47 | # software defined in Apple's KnowledgeBase article HT203987 located
48 | # here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/ht203987
49 | # As such, it's initial use was to specifically target and remove
50 | # adware. However, as the idea of a community-sourced tool for
51 | # detecting and removing apps based on collaborative research took off,
52 | # SavingThrow grew beyond its initial target of Adware to include
53 | # the ability to find and remove legitimate software as well.
54 |
55 | # The software and documentation has been updated as best as possible
56 | # without breaking compatibility with older behavior by naming things
57 | # more appropriately and respectfully as "Apps" rather than "Adware".
58 | # Ultimately, it is up to the person making use of this tool to decide
59 | # what is wanted in their environment, and no judgement or slander is
60 | # intentional or implied by the creator of this software.
61 |
62 | # Wherever compatibility with older ADF format tag-names would break
63 | # existing, but out-of-date installations of SavingThrow, the code will
64 | # use the old names with the term "Adware", despite their inaccurate
65 | # description of the range of software potentially targeted by users
66 | # of this software.
67 |
68 |
69 | # Import ALL the modules!
70 | import argparse
71 | from distutils.version import StrictVersion
72 | import glob
73 | import os
74 | import re
75 | import shutil
76 | import subprocess
77 | import sys
78 | import syslog
79 | import time
80 | import urllib2
81 | from xml.etree import ElementTree
82 | import zipfile
83 | # zipfile needs zlib available to compress archives.
84 | import zlib # pylint: disable=unused-import
85 |
86 |
87 | __version__ = "1.1.0"
88 |
89 |
90 | # Add any URLs to nefarious file lists
91 | # format like this
92 | # NEFARIOUS_FILE_SOURCES = ["https://blah.com/tacos.adf",
93 | # "https://blah.com/more-tacos.adf"]
94 |
95 | # Included for historical reasons: see note at top.
96 | NEFARIOUS_FILE_SOURCES = []
97 | ADF_FILE_SOURCES = []
98 |
99 | # Include Apple's identified Adware files by default.
100 | # https://support.apple.com/en-us/ht203987
101 | HT203987_URL = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SavingThrows/AdwareDefinitionFiles/master/Apple-HT203987.adf" # pylint: disable=line-too-long
102 | NEFARIOUS_FILE_SOURCES.append(HT203987_URL)
103 |
104 | ADF_FILE_SOURCES.extend(NEFARIOUS_FILE_SOURCES)
105 |
106 | CACHE = "/Library/Application Support/SavingThrow"
107 |
108 |
109 | class Logger(object):
110 | """Simple logging class with shared verbosity state."""
111 |
112 | verbose = False
113 |
114 | @classmethod
115 | def enable_verbose(cls):
116 | """Set all Loggers to verbose."""
117 | cls.verbose = True
118 |
119 | def log(self, message, log_level=syslog.LOG_ALERT):
120 | """Log to the syslog, and if verbose, also to stdout."""
121 | syslog.syslog(log_level, message)
122 | if self.verbose:
123 | print message
124 |
125 | @classmethod
126 | def vlog(cls, message, log_level=syslog.LOG_ALERT):
127 | """Log to the syslog and to stdout."""
128 | syslog.syslog(log_level, message)
129 | print message
130 |
131 |
132 | class FileController(object):
133 | """Manages a group of App objects.
134 |
135 | Atributes:
136 | apps: List of App objects to control.
137 | logger: Logger for handling output.
138 | """
139 |
140 | def __init__(self):
141 | """Initialize a new controller with its attributes."""
142 | self.apps = []
143 | self.logger = Logger()
144 |
145 | def add_app_from_url(self, source):
146 | """Add an App object to controller from a URL.
147 |
148 | Given an URL to an app description file, attempt to
149 | download, parse, and generate a set of targeted files and
150 | processes, and add to internal apps list.
151 |
152 | Args:
153 | source: String URL to an ADF file.
154 |
155 | Raises:
156 | All expected exceptions are handled.
157 | """
158 | cache_file = os.path.basename(source)
159 | # Handle URLs which don't point at a specific file. e.g.
160 | # Permalinked gists can be referenced with a directory URL.
161 | if not cache_file:
162 | # Remove the protocol and swap slashes to periods.
163 | # Drop the final slash (period).
164 | cache_file = source.split("//")[1].replace("/", ".")[:-1]
165 | cache_path = os.path.join(CACHE, cache_file)
166 |
167 | self.logger.log("Attempting to update App list: %s" % source)
168 | app_text = ""
169 | try:
170 | app_text = urllib2.urlopen(source).read()
171 | except urllib2.URLError as error:
172 | self.logger.log("Update failed: %s. Looking for cached copy" %
173 | error.message)
174 |
175 | if app_text:
176 | # Update our cached copy.
177 | try:
178 | with open(cache_path, "w") as cache_file:
179 | cache_file.write(app_text)
180 | except IOError as error:
181 | if error[0] == 13:
182 | print "Please run as root!"
183 | sys.exit(13)
184 | else:
185 | raise error
186 | else:
187 | # Fallback to the cached file.
188 | try:
189 | with open(cache_path, "r") as cache_file:
190 | app_text = cache_file.read()
191 | except IOError as error:
192 | self.logger.log("Error: No cached copy of %s or other error %s"
193 | % (source, error.message))
194 | if app_text:
195 | try:
196 | adf_element = ElementTree.fromstring(app_text)
197 | except ElementTree.ParseError as err:
198 | logger = Logger()
199 | logger.log("ADF at %s is invalid XML (Error: %s)" %
200 | (source, err.message))
201 | adf_element = None
202 |
203 | if adf_element is not None:
204 | self.warn_if_old_version(adf_element)
205 | self.apps.extend([App(app) for app in
206 | adf_element.findall("App")])
207 | # See historical note at top.
208 | self.apps.extend([App(app) for app in
209 | adf_element.findall("Adware")])
210 |
211 | def warn_if_old_version(self, adf_element):
212 | """Warn the user if the SavingThrow version is older than the ADF.
213 |
214 | An ADF file may optionally specify a minimum "SavingThrowVersion"
215 | which is needed for all features to work. The ADF may still work
216 | at reduced capacity.
217 | """
218 | min_version_elem = adf_element.find("SavingThrowVersion")
219 | logger = Logger()
220 | if min_version_elem is not None:
221 | min_version = StrictVersion(min_version_elem.text)
222 | if min_version > StrictVersion(__version__):
223 | app_names = ", ".join([name.findtext("AppName") for name
224 | in adf_element.findall("App")])
225 | adware_names = ", ".join([name.findtext("AdwareName") for name
226 | in adf_element.findall("Adware")])
227 | if adware_names:
228 | app_names += ", %" % adware_names
229 | logger.log("%s require(s) SavingThrow version %s" %
230 | (app_names, min_version))
231 |
232 |
233 | def report_string(self):
234 | """Generate a nicely formatted string of findings."""
235 | result = ""
236 | for app in self.apps:
237 | if app.found or app.processes:
238 | result += "Name: %s\n" % app.name
239 | for num, found in enumerate(app.found, 1):
240 | result += "File %s: %s\n" % (num, found)
241 | for num, found in enumerate(app.processes.items(), 1):
242 | pids_string = ", ".join((str(pid) for pid in found[1]))
243 | result += "Process %s: %s PID: %s\n" % (num, found[0],
244 | pids_string)
245 |
246 | return result
247 |
248 | def report_to_stdout(self):
249 | """Report back on identified files to STDOUT."""
250 | report_string = self.report_string()
251 | if report_string:
252 | result = "Files and processes found:\n%s" % report_string
253 | else:
254 | result = "No files or processes found."
255 |
256 | Logger.vlog(result)
257 |
258 | def extension_attribute(self):
259 | """Report back on found files in extension attribute format.
260 |
261 | For use with the Casper suite.
262 |
263 | Generates a report as XML and prints to STDOUT. Report is
264 | wrapped in tags, with identified files numbered and
265 | ordered by App type.
266 | """
267 | result = ""
268 | report_string = self.report_string()
269 | if report_string:
270 | result += "True\n%s" % report_string
271 | else:
272 | result += "False"
273 |
274 | result += ""
275 | Logger.vlog(result)
276 |
277 | def remove(self):
278 | """Delete identified files and directories.
279 |
280 | Unloads launchd jobs, then removes all files and directories.
281 |
282 | If files are removed between App.find() and now, it will
283 | complain about missing files.
284 |
285 | Raises:
286 | Handles expected exceptions by logging.
287 | """
288 | files = [(afile, app.name) for app in self.apps for afile in
289 | app.found]
290 | self.unload_and_disable_launchd_jobs([afile[0] for afile in files])
291 | for item, name in files:
292 | try:
293 | if os.path.isdir(item):
294 | shutil.rmtree(item)
295 | elif os.path.isfile(item):
296 | os.remove(item)
297 | self.logger.log("Removed file: %s:%s" % (name, item))
298 | except OSError as error:
299 | self.logger.log("Failed to remove file: %s:%s Error: "
300 | "%s" % (name, item, error))
301 |
302 | def quarantine(self):
303 | """Quarantine files to a cache folder.
304 |
305 | Disables launchd jobs, then moves all files and directories
306 | to a Quarantine subfolder of the CACHE. Finally, a zip archive
307 | is produced, and files are deleted.
308 |
309 | If files are removed between App.find() and now, it will
310 | complain about missing files.
311 |
312 | Raises:
313 | Handles expected exceptions by logging.
314 | """
315 | files = [(afile, app.name) for app in self.apps for afile in
316 | app.found]
317 | timestamp = time.strftime("%Y%m%d-%H%M%S")
318 | # Let's not bother if the list is empty.
319 | if files:
320 | quarantine_dir = os.path.join(CACHE, "Quarantine")
321 | if not os.path.exists(quarantine_dir):
322 | os.mkdir(quarantine_dir)
323 | backup_dir = os.path.join(quarantine_dir, timestamp)
324 | os.mkdir(backup_dir)
325 |
326 | self.unload_and_disable_launchd_jobs([afile[0] for afile in files])
327 |
328 | for item, name in files:
329 | try:
330 | shutil.move(item, backup_dir)
331 | self.logger.log("Quarantined file: %s:%s"
332 | % (name, item))
333 | except shutil.Error:
334 | # Raised when moving a directory, and it already
335 | # exists.
336 | counter = 1
337 | success = False
338 | while not success:
339 | if counter > 10:
340 | # Just give up.
341 | break
342 | try:
343 | shutil.move(item, backup_dir + "/%s-%s" % (
344 | os.path.basename(item), counter))
345 | success = True
346 | except shutil.Error:
347 | counter += 1
348 | except OSError as error:
349 | self.logger.log("Failed to quarantine file: %s:%s "
350 | "Error: %s" % (name, item, error))
351 |
352 | zpath = os.path.join(quarantine_dir, "%s-Quarantine.zip" %
353 | timestamp)
354 | with zipfile.ZipFile(zpath, "w", zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED) as zipf:
355 | os.chdir(backup_dir)
356 | for item in files:
357 | try:
358 | zipf.write(os.path.basename(item[0].rstrip("/")))
359 | except OSError:
360 | pass
361 |
362 | self.logger.log("Zipped quarantined files to: %s" % zpath)
363 |
364 | shutil.rmtree(backup_dir)
365 |
366 | def unload_and_disable_launchd_jobs(self, files):
367 | """Unload and disable launchd configuration files.
368 |
369 | Unloads launchd jobs with the -w flag to prevent jobs from
370 | respawning.
371 |
372 | Args:
373 | files: An iterable of file paths on the system. Method will
374 | handle determining which files are launchd config
375 | files.
376 | """
377 | # Find system-level LaunchD config files.
378 | conf_locs = {"/Library/LaunchAgents",
379 | "/Library/LaunchDaemons",
380 | "/System/Library/LaunchAgents",
381 | "/System/Library/LaunchDaemons"}
382 |
383 | # Add valid per-user config locations.
384 | for user_home in os.listdir("/Users"):
385 | candidate_launchd_loc = os.path.join("/Users", user_home,
386 | "Library/LaunchAgents")
387 | if os.path.exists(candidate_launchd_loc):
388 | conf_locs.add(candidate_launchd_loc)
389 | launchd_config_files = {file for file in files for conf_loc in
390 | conf_locs if file.find(conf_loc) == 0}
391 |
392 | # Attempt to unload and disable these files.
393 | for afile in launchd_config_files:
394 | self.logger.log("Unloading %s" % afile)
395 | result = ""
396 | try:
397 | # Toss out any stderr messages about things not being
398 | # loaded. We just want them off; don't care if they're
399 | # not running to begin with.
400 | result = subprocess.check_output(
401 | ["launchctl", "unload", "-w", afile],
402 | stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)
403 | except subprocess.CalledProcessError as error:
404 | # Job may not be loaded, so just log and move on.
405 | result = error.message
406 | finally:
407 | if result:
408 | self.logger.log("Launchctl response: %s" % result.strip())
409 |
410 | def kill(self):
411 | """Kill all processes found by controlled App(s)."""
412 | kill_list = [pid for app in self.apps for process in
413 | app.processes.values() for pid in process]
414 | for process_id in kill_list:
415 | try:
416 | subprocess.check_call(["kill", str(process_id)])
417 | self.logger.log("Killed process ID: %s" % process_id)
418 | except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
419 | self.logger.log("Failed to kill process ID: %s" % process_id)
420 |
421 |
422 | class App(object):
423 | """Represents one 'product', as defined in an App
424 | Definition File (ADF).
425 |
426 | Attributes:
427 | xml: The ADF as an xml.etree.Element.
428 | found: Set of files found on the current filesystem.
429 | processes: Dictionary of ProcessName: PIDs for currently
430 | running processes.
431 | name:
432 | String name of product from ADF/AppName.
433 | """
434 |
435 | def __init__(self, xml):
436 | """Init instance variables and find on current filesystem.
437 |
438 | Args:
439 | xml: root xml.etree.Element of an App Definition File.
440 | """
441 | self.xml = xml
442 | self._env = {}
443 | self.found = set()
444 | self.processes = {}
445 | # See historical note at top.
446 | self.name = (self.xml.findtext("AppName") or
447 | self.xml.findtext("AdwareName"))
448 |
449 | self.find()
450 |
451 | def find(self):
452 | """Identify files and processes on the system."""
453 | logger = Logger()
454 | candidates = set()
455 | process_candidates = set()
456 | logger.log("Searching for files and processes defined in: %s"
457 | % self.name)
458 | # First look for regex-confirmed files to prepare for text
459 | # replacement.
460 | for tested_file in self.xml.findall("TestedFile"):
461 | # Perform a glob and gather the results for all Path elements.
462 | paths = set()
463 | for path in tested_file.findall("Path"):
464 | for pattern in ("*", ".*"):
465 | paths.update(set(glob.glob(os.path.join(path.text,
466 | pattern))))
467 |
468 | # If provided, get and compile the regexes for filename
469 | # searching.
470 | fname_regexen = [fregex.text for fregex in
471 | tested_file.findall("FilenameRegex")]
472 | compiled_fname_regexen = []
473 | if paths and fname_regexen:
474 | for fname_regex in fname_regexen:
475 | try:
476 | compiled_fname_regex = re.compile(fname_regex)
477 | compiled_fname_regexen.append(compiled_fname_regex)
478 | except re.error as re_error:
479 | logger.log("Invalid regex: %s with error: %s in ADF "
480 | "for: %s" % (fname_regex, self.name,
481 | re_error.message))
482 | continue
483 | elif paths and not fname_regex:
484 | logger.log("Paths supplied for %s, but no Regex provided. "
485 | "Skipping this TestedFile." % self.name)
486 | continue
487 |
488 | # fnames collects full paths to files which match the
489 | # FilenameRegex and 'File' elements which glob, for later
490 | # content searching should it be specified.
491 | fnames = []
492 | for fname_search in paths:
493 | for compiled_fname_regex in compiled_fname_regexen:
494 | if re.search(compiled_fname_regex, fname_search):
495 | fnames.append(fname_search)
496 |
497 | # Perform a glob and gather the results for all File elements.
498 | globs = [glob.glob(fname.text) for fname in
499 | tested_file.findall("File")]
500 | fnames.extend([item for glob_list in globs for item in glob_list])
501 |
502 | # Get the regex to search within a file for, if it exists.
503 | regexen = [regex.text for regex in tested_file.findall("Regex")]
504 | compiled_regexen = []
505 | if regexen:
506 | for regex in regexen:
507 | try:
508 | compiled_regex = re.compile(regex)
509 | compiled_regexen.append(compiled_regex)
510 | except re.error as re_error:
511 | logger.log("Invalid regex: %s with error: %s in ADF "
512 | "for: %s" % (regex, self.name,
513 | re_error.message))
514 | continue
515 | # Get the replacement key if one is provided.
516 | replacement_key = tested_file.findtext("ReplacementKey")
517 |
518 | for fname in fnames:
519 | with open(fname, "r") as afile:
520 | text = afile.read()
521 |
522 | for compiled_regex in compiled_regexen:
523 | if re.search(compiled_regex, text):
524 | candidates.add(fname)
525 |
526 | if replacement_key:
527 | self._env[replacement_key] = re.search(
528 | regex, text).group(1)
529 | else:
530 | candidates.update(set(fnames))
531 |
532 | # Now look for regular files.
533 | for std_file in self.xml.findall("File"):
534 | # Perform text replacments
535 | if "%" in std_file.text:
536 | for key in self._env:
537 | std_file.text = std_file.text.replace("%%%s%%" % key,
538 | self._env[key])
539 | candidates.add(std_file.text)
540 |
541 | # Find files on the drive.
542 | matches = {match for filename in candidates for match in
543 | glob.glob(filename)}
544 | self.found.update(matches)
545 | if matches:
546 | logger.log("Found files for: %s" % self.name)
547 |
548 | # Build a set of processes to look for.
549 | process_candidates = {process.text for process in
550 | self.xml.findall("Process")}
551 |
552 | # Find running processes.
553 | self._get_running_process_ids(process_candidates)
554 |
555 | def _get_running_process_ids(self, processes):
556 | """Determine running process PIDs.
557 |
558 | Args:
559 | processes: Iterable of process names. These names should
560 | correspond to those seen in Bash ps/pgrep.
561 | """
562 | self.processes = {}
563 | for process in processes:
564 | safe_process = "^%s$" % re.escape(process)
565 | try:
566 | pids = subprocess.check_output(
567 | ["pgrep", safe_process]).splitlines()
568 | self.processes[process] = pids
569 | except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
570 | # No results
571 | pass
572 |
573 | if self.processes:
574 | logger = Logger()
575 | logger.log("Found processes for: %s" % self.name)
576 |
577 |
578 | def build_argparser():
579 | """Create our argument parser."""
580 | description = ("Modular Undesired file Extension Attribute and "
581 | "Removal Script. Call with no arguments to run as "
582 | "an extension attribute, or with --remove or "
583 | "--quarantine to operate as a cleanup tool.")
584 | epilog = ("Roll to save against paralyzation, lest the Gelatinous "
585 | "Cube anesthetizes, and ultimately, digests you.")
586 | parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=description, epilog=epilog)
587 | help_msg = ("Accepts all passed positional arguments (or none) to allow"
588 | "Casper script usage.")
589 | parser.add_argument("jamf-arguments", nargs="*", help=help_msg)
590 | parser.add_argument("-v", "--verbose", action="store_true",
591 | help="Print to stdout as well as syslog.")
592 | mode_parser = parser.add_mutually_exclusive_group()
593 | mode_parser.add_argument(
594 | "-s", "--stdout", help="Print standard report.", action="store_true")
595 | mode_parser.add_argument(
596 | "-r", "--remove", help="Remove files.", action="store_true")
597 | mode_parser.add_argument(
598 | "-q", "--quarantine", help="Move files to quarantine "
599 | "location.", action="store_true")
600 |
601 | return parser
602 |
603 |
604 | def main():
605 | """Manage arguments and coordinate our saving throw."""
606 | # Ensure we have a cache directory.
607 | if not os.path.exists(CACHE):
608 | os.mkdir(CACHE)
609 |
610 | # Handle command line arguments.
611 | parser = build_argparser()
612 | # We use the parse_known_args method to avoid having to deal with
613 | # any empty arguments Casper may tack onto the end.
614 | args = parser.parse_known_args()[0]
615 |
616 | # Configure verbose on logger Borg.
617 | logger = Logger()
618 | if args.verbose:
619 | logger.enable_verbose()
620 |
621 | controller = FileController()
622 | for source in ADF_FILE_SOURCES:
623 | controller.add_app_from_url(source)
624 |
625 | # Which action should we perform? An EA has no arguments, so make
626 | # it the default.
627 | if args.remove:
628 | controller.remove()
629 | controller.kill()
630 | elif args.quarantine:
631 | controller.quarantine()
632 | controller.kill()
633 | elif args.stdout:
634 | controller.report_to_stdout()
635 | else:
636 | controller.extension_attribute()
637 |
638 |
639 | if __name__ == "__main__":
640 | main()
641 |
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1 | - Refactor to smaller units
2 | - Add in manual prompting mode.
3 | - Start Changelog
4 | - and add to a new community curated list based on
5 | - Jamfnation thread on it
6 | - Code from Elliot Jordan
7 | - Take a peek through AdwareMedic's stuff
8 | - Download and see what MacKeeper craps up
9 | - Does this need a defaults system, or can it/should it be managed by FORCING people to have to edit the global files list at the beginning?
10 | - Tests. Lol.
11 | - Figure out how to modularize "tricky" files like vsearch LaunchD jobs.
12 | - Probably need to go to XML file lists AND
13 | - Have a LaunchD type that can regex search through */Library/[LaunchAgents|LaunchDaemons]/com...plist
14 | - Which reminds me-probably makes sense to limit regex search on LaunchD jobs files to the ProgramArguments rather than the entire file.
15 | - Add better caching (don't download if not needed)
16 | - Add XML ADF format.
17 | - Add Safari extension handling:
18 | - Amazon Shopping Assistant by Spigot Inc.
19 | - Ebay Shopping Assistant by Spigot Inc.
20 | - Searchme by Spigot, Inc.
21 | - Slick Savings by Spigot Inc.
22 | - GoPhoto.It
23 | - Omnibar
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