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node-peafowl

v1.0.12

Published

Peafowl DPI for NodeJS

Downloads

7

Readme

node-Peafowl

Native Node Bindings for the Peafowl DPI Library

Build Status dependencies Status contributions welcome

About

Peafowl is a flexible and extensible DPI framework which can be used to identify the application protocols carried by IP (IPv4 and IPv6) packets and to extract and process data and metadata carried by those protocols. This module allows NodeJS projects to leverage the power of Peafowl for Deep-Packet Inspection of live and recorded network traffic.

Installation

var peaFowl = require('node-peafowl')
Custom Build

The install script will automatically attempt compiling peafowl and building node gyp bindings

npm install

In case of issues building the library, run using --unsafe-perm:

npm install --unsafe-perm

Usage

/* INITIALIZE LIBRARY */
peaFowl.init();

/* DISSECT PACKETS AND RESOLVE PROTOCOL NAME */
peaFowl.get_L7_from_L2( PCAP_packet, PCAP_header, PCAP_LinkType ) );

/* EXTRACTION SETUP */
var buf = Buffer.from('DNS_NAME_SRV');
peaFowl.field_add_L7(buf)

/* EXTRACT PROTOCOL FIELDS */
var field = Buffer.from('DNS_NAME_SRV')
if (peaFowl.field_present(field)) {
         console.log( peaFowl.field_string_get(field) );
}

See a fully working Example using PCAP files

Test

You can test our example by running npm test


Main Functions

| function | parameters | description | |---|---|---| | init | (void) | Initialize the library for statefull env | | terminate | (void) | Teardown the library | | get_L7_protocol_name | (packet, header, link type) | Dissect and return Protocol name as char * (l7) |

Extraction Functions

| function | parameters | description | |---|---|---| | field_add_L7 | (string Buffer) | Initialize extraction for the selected protocol field | | field_present | (string Buffer) | Check if an extraction is present in a processed packet | | field_number_get | (string Buffer) | Return the extracted value as int * | | field_string_get | (string Buffer) | Return the extracted value as char * |

Todo

  • Implement int64 response from library
  • Add more test cases

Credits & Acknowledgements

Peafowl has been mainly developed by Dr. Daniele De Sensi

Node-Peafowl is developed by L. Mangani, M. Campus using the awesome NAPI-macros by Mathias Buus


If you use Peafowl or Node-Peafowl for scientific purposes, please cite the following paper:

"Deep Packet Inspection on Commodity Hardware using FastFlow", M. Danelutto, L. Deri, D. De Sensi, M. Torquati

This Project is sponsored by QXIP BV