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import asyncio import inspect import logging import subprocess from abc import ABC, ABCMeta, abstractmethod from contextlib import suppress from functools import lru_cache, wraps from defence360agent.contracts.messages import Message, MessageType from defence360agent.utils import Scope logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) class BasePlugin(object): SCOPE = Scope.AV_IM360 SHUTDOWN_PRIORITY = 100 # lower means shuts down first AVAILABLE_ON_FREEMIUM = True _subclasses = [] def __init_subclass__(cls, **kwargs): super().__init_subclass__(**kwargs) cls._subclasses.append(cls) @classmethod def get_active_plugins(cls): # consider all non-abstract subclasses are active return [ plugin for plugin in cls._subclasses if not inspect.isabstract(plugin) ] async def shutdown(self): """Shutdown plugin's subsystems, cancel running tasks, clean iptables (if plugin is protector). It should be safe to assume that it is called after corresponding create_source if applicable. It is called only from the shutdown task that runs at most once, meaning shutdown() is never called twice. """ pass def __repr__(self): return "%s.%s" % (self.__class__.__module__, self.__class__.__name__) class MessageSource(BasePlugin, ABC): @abstractmethod def create_source(self, loop, sink): """This method is a coroutine.""" class Sensor(MessageSource, ABC): """ Sensor is alias to MessageSource. """ def create_source(self, loop, sink): """This method is a coroutine.""" return self.create_sensor(loop, sink) @abstractmethod def create_sensor(self, loop, sink): """This method is a coroutine.""" class LogStreamReader(Sensor, metaclass=ABCMeta): source_file = None # Limit of bytes consumed from stream # while trying to read one line (128 kB) _LIMIT = 2**17 _cmd = None async def create_sensor(self, loop, sink): self._loop = loop self._sink = sink self._cmd = None if not self.source_file: return self._cmd = ( "/usr/bin/tail", # follow beyond the end of the file "--follow=name", "-n0", # keep trying to open a file if it is inaccessible "--retry", self.source_file, ) self._child_process = await asyncio.create_subprocess_exec( *self._cmd, stdin=subprocess.DEVNULL, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL, bufsize=0, limit=self._LIMIT ) loop.create_task( self._infinite_read_and_proceed(self._child_process.stdout) ) async def shutdown(self): if self._cmd is not None: cmd, self._cmd = self._cmd, None logger.debug("Terminating child process [%s]", cmd) # child process dies from the same signal when agent # is run from console (not as --daemon) with suppress(ProcessLookupError): self._child_process.kill() rc = await self._child_process.wait() logger.debug( "Terminated child process [%s] with code [%d]", cmd, rc ) @abstractmethod async def _infinite_read_and_proceed(self, stream_reader): raise NotImplementedError class BaseMessageProcessor: @lru_cache(maxsize=1) def _message_processors(self): rv = [] for attr_str in dir(self): if attr_str.startswith("_"): continue # skip non-public attributes func = getattr(self, attr_str) if callable(func) and hasattr( func, "_decorated_for_process_message" ): rv.append(func) return rv async def process_message(self, message): logger.debug("Dispatching %r through %r...", message, self) for coro in self._message_processors(): result = await coro(message) if isinstance(result, Message): return result class MessageSink(BasePlugin, BaseMessageProcessor, ABC): class ProcessingOrder: # e.g. check is valid ipv4 PRE_PROCESS_MESSAGE = 10 # lfd plugin should process lfd alerts before other ignore plugins LFD = 18 # e.g. for ignore_alert_with_whitelisted_ip IGNORE_MESSAGE = 20 # Should be before check ip in graylist UNBLOCK_FROM_SUBNET = 30 # Check ip in the graylist already CHECK_IP_IN_GRAYLIST = 40 # Append ttl to alert GRAYLIST_TIMEOUT = 50 # Store graylist to db GRAYLIST_DB_FIXUP = 55 # this should run before IPSET_PROTECTOR IMPORT_EXPORT_WBLIST = 60 # make ml prediction before lazy_init ML_PREDICTION = 70 # the default DEFAULT = 80 IPSET_PROTECTOR = DEFAULT WEBSHIELD_PROTECTOR = 81 # should be run after ManageGrayList(DEFAULT) WHITELIST_UNBLOCKED = 90 # Synclist timestamp update SYNCLIST_UPDATE = 100 # post action POST_ACTION = 120 # event hook processing EVENT_HOOK = 150 # iContact ICONTACT_SENT = 200 # e.g. Accumulate POST_PROCESS_MESSAGE = 999 # alias for DEFAULT PROCESSING_ORDER = ProcessingOrder.DEFAULT @abstractmethod async def create_sink(self, loop): pass def expect(*message_type, async_lock=None, **expect_fields): """ @expect decorator for MessageSink.dosmth(message) async methods. MessageSink method will be called by MessageSink.process_message() if message_type and expect_fields match the message ones. @expect's can be stacked together and decision whether to call decorated coro is made by evaluating stacked @expect's with logical OR: @expect(MessageType.SensorAlert) # -- OR -- @expect(MessageType.SensorIncident, plugin_id='ossec') def protect(message): ... """ def decorate(coro): if getattr(coro, "__name__", "").startswith("_"): raise TypeError("{coro} is not public".format(coro=coro)) @wraps(coro) async def decorated(self, message): def match(): return isinstance(message, message_type) and all( message.get(k) == v for k, v in expect_fields.items() ) def is_stacked(coro): return hasattr(coro, "_decorated_for_process_message") def terminal(coro): if is_stacked(coro): return terminal(coro._decorated_for_process_message) return coro # process stacked decorators with logical OR if match(): if async_lock is True: await message.acquire() try: result = await terminal(coro)(self, message) except Exception as exc: if ( isinstance(message, MessageType.Lockable) and message.locked() ): message.release() raise exc else: if ( async_lock is False and isinstance(message, MessageType.Lockable) and message.locked() ): message.release() return result if is_stacked(coro): # Give next decorator a chance: logical OR return await coro(self, message) return None decorated._decorated_for_process_message = coro return decorated return decorate _plugin_registry = set() def thisguy(plugincls): """Register class as a plugin. >>> @thisguy >>> class ConcreteSink (MessageSink): >>> ... """ _plugin_registry.add(plugincls) return plugincls def theseguys(): """Enumerate classobj for registered plugins.""" return _plugin_registry