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text2cpe

v0.0.8

Published

Reversed sorta implementation of ShoVAT project as described in white paper. Adds additional context with regex rules from numerous projects.

Downloads

14

Readme

text2cpe

Reversed sorta implementation of CPE Name detection in ShoVAT based on research paper Original Paper: http://www.ibs.ro/~bela/Papers/SCN2015.pdf

Could probably use some tuning, some CPE names are too generic like vmware:server and cause some false positives. Right now if I see to many of the same false positive that should be catching I'll remove the CPE identifier from the uniq_cpes file.

Here is the usage:

Text2CPE

  Reads banners from Shodan or Censys.io scan results and attempts to match the
  banner to a particular CPE. Based on ShoVAT paper.                            

Options

  -i, --input-file file    Shodan or Censys file to read.
  -o, --output-file file   Output file to save results.   
  -h, --help               Print this usage guide.        

Examples

  Read file and save results   $ node text2cpe.js -i /my/path/to/input -o       
                               /my/path/to/output                               

  Follow: @ThreatPinch for updates.

Here is some sample CSV output from the first few lines of the file.

Link to NPM package: text2cpe

Install with the following command:

npm install --save text2cpe