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HoneyBot - Capture, Upload And Analyze Network Traffic

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HoneyBot is a set of scripts and libraries for capturing and analyzing packet captures with PacketTotal.com. Currently this library provides three scripts:
  • capture-and-analyze.py - Capture on an interface for some period of time, and upload capture for analysis.
  • upload-and-analyze.py - Upload and analyze multiple packet captures to PacketTotal.com.
  • trigger-and-analyze.py - Listen for unknown connections, and begin capturing when one is made. Captures are automatically uploaded and analyzed.

Warning
Any packet capture uploaded to becomes publicly available upon completed analysis.

Limitations
  • Only .pcap and .pcapng files supported.
  • 6 MB analysis max.
For more information visit PacketTotal.com.

Use Cases
  1. Set your honeypot up to stream network traffic directly to PacketTotal.com for analysis.
  2. Analyze a personal repository of malicious PCAPs.
  3. Determine the benignity of hundreds of packet captures.
  4. Automate analyzing (and sharing) honeypot packet captures.
  5. Automate preliminary malware analysis/triage.

Prerequisites:
  • WireShark must be installed.
    • If you are on a linux based operating system you can just install t-shark
      • apt-get install tshark
  • Python 3.5 or later is required.
  • You must request an api key, before you can leverage these scripts.

Installation
  • pip install -r requirements.txt
  • python setup.py install

Usage

capture-and-analyze.py
usage: capture-and-analyze.py [-h] [--seconds SECONDS] [--interface INTERFACE]
[--analyze] [--list-interfaces] [--list-pcaps]
[--export-pcaps]

Capture, upload and analyze network traffic; powered by PacketTotal.com.

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--seconds SECONDS The number of seconds to capture traffic for.
--interface INTERFACE
The name of the interface (--list-interfaces to show
available)
--analyze If included, capture will be uploaded for analysis to
PacketTotal.com.
--list-interfaces Lists the available interfaces.
--list-pcaps Lists pcaps submitted to PacketTotal.com for analysis.
--export-pcaps Writes pcaps submitted to PacketTotal.com for analysis
to a csv file.

upload-and-analyze.py
usage: upload-and-analyze.py [-h] [--path PATH [PATH ...]] [--analyze]
[--list-pcaps] [--export-pcaps]

Upload and analyze .pcap/.pcapng files in bulk; powered by PacketTotal.com.

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--path PATH [PATH ...]
One or more paths to pcap or directory of pcaps.
--analyze If included, capture will be uploaded for analysis to
PacketTotal.com.
--list-pcaps Lists pcaps submitted to PacketTotal.com for analysis.
--export-pcaps Writes pcaps submitted to PacketTotal.com for analysis
to a csv file.

trigger-and-analyze.py
usage: trigger-and-analyze.py [-h] [--interface INTERFACE] [--learn LEARN]
[--listen] [--capture-seconds CAPTURE_SECONDS]
[--list-interfaces] [--list-pcaps]
[--export-pcaps]

Listen for unknown connections, and begin capturing when one is made. Captures
are automatically uploaded and analyzed; powered by PacketTotal.com

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--interface INTERFACE
The name of the interface (--list-interfaces to show
available)
--learn LEARN The number of seconds from which to build the known
connections whitelist. Connections in this whitelist
will be ignored.
--listen If included, we will begin listening for unknown
con nections, and immediately starting a packet capture
and uploading to PacketTotal.com for analysis.
--capture-seconds CAPTURE_SECONDS
The number of seconds worth of network traffic to
capture and analyze after a trigger has fired.
--list-interfaces Lists the available interfaces.
--list-pcaps Lists pcaps submitted to PacketTotal.com for analysis.
--export-pcaps Writes pcaps submitted to PacketTotal.com for analysis
to a csv file.



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