--- The following file contains a list of decoders used by the -- broadcast-listener script. A decoder can be either "ethernet" based or IP -- based. As we're only monitoring broadcast traffic (ie. traffic not -- explicitly addressed to us) we're mainly dealing with: -- o UDP broadcast or multicast traffic -- o ethernet broadcast traffic -- -- Hence, the Decoder table defines two sub tables ether and udp. -- In order to match an incoming UDP packet the destination port number is -- used, therefore each function is indexed based on their destination port -- for the udp based decoders. For the ether table each decoder function is -- indexed according to a pattern that the decoding engine attempts to match. -- -- Each decoder defines three functions: -- o new - creates a new instance of the decoder -- o process - process a packet passed through the -- data argument. -- o getResults - retrieve any discovered results -- -- The discovery engine creates an instance of each decoder once it's needed. -- Then discovery engine stores this instance in a decoder table for reference -- once the next packet of the same type comes in. This allows the engine to -- discard duplicate packets and to request the collected results at the end -- of the session. -- -- Currently, the packet decoder decodes the following protocols: -- o Ether -- x ARP requests (IPv4) -- x CDP - Cisco Discovery Protocol -- -- o UDP -- x DHCP -- x Netbios -- x SSDP -- x HSRP -- x DropBox -- x Logitech SqueezeBox Discovery -- x Multicast DNS/Bonjour/ZeroConf -- x Spotify -- -- -- @author "Patrik Karlsson " -- @copyright Same as Nmap--See http://nmap.org/book/man-legal.html -- Version 0.1 -- Created 07/25/2011 - v0.1 - created by Patrik Karlsson require 'target' Decoders = { ether = { -- ARP IPv4 ['^00..08000604'] = { new = function(self) local o = { dups = {} } setmetatable(o, self) self.__index = self return o end, process = function(self, data) local ipOps = require("ipOps") local pos, hw, proto, hwsize, protosize, opcode = bin.unpack(">SSCCS", data) -- this shouldn't ever happen, given our filter if ( hwsize ~= 6 ) then return end local sender, target = {}, {} -- if this isn't an ARP request, abort if ( opcode ~= 1 ) then return end pos, sender.mac, sender.ip, target.mac, target.ip = bin.unpack("CCS", data, 9) if ( ver ~= 2 ) then return end if ( not(self.results) ) then self.results = tab.new(4) tab.addrow( self.results, 'ip', 'id', 'platform', 'version' ) end local result_part = {} while ( pos < #data ) do local typ, len, typdata pos, typ, len = bin.unpack(">SS", data, pos) pos, typdata = bin.unpack("A" .. len - 4, data, pos) -- Device ID if ( typ == 1 ) then result_part.id = typdata -- Version elseif ( typ == 5 ) then result_part.version = typdata:match(", Version (.-),") -- Platform elseif ( typ == 6 ) then result_part.platform = typdata -- Address elseif ( typ == 2 ) then -- TODO: add more decoding here ... local pos, count = bin.unpack(">I", typdata) -- for i=1, count do -- -- end result_part.ip = '?' end end -- TODO: add code for dups check if ( not(self.dups[result_part.ip]) ) then self.dups[result_part.ip] = true tab.addrow( self.results, result_part.ip, result_part.id, result_part.platform, result_part.version ) end end, getResults = function(self) return { name = "CDP", (self.results and tab.dump(self.results) or "") } end, } }, udp = { -- DHCP [68] = { new = function(self) local o = { dups = {} } setmetatable(o, self) self.__index = self return o end, getOption = function(options, name) for _, v in ipairs(options) do if ( v.name == name ) then if ( type(v.value) == "table" ) then return stdnse.strjoin(", ", v.value) else return v.value end end end end, process = function(self, layer3) local dhcp = require("dhcp") local p = packet.Packet:new( layer3, #layer3 ) local data = layer3:sub(p.udp_offset + 9) -- the dhcp.parse function isn't optimal for doing -- this, but it will do for now. First, we need to -- extract the xid as the parse function checks that it -- was the same as in the request, which we didn't do. local pos, msgtype, _, _, _, xid = bin.unpack(" 0 ) then name = dresp.questions[1].dname elseif ( dresp.answers and #dresp.answers > 0 ) then name = dresp.answers[1].dname end if ( not(name) ) then return end if ( not(self.results) ) then self.results = tab.new(2) tab.addrow( self.results, 'ip', 'query' ) end -- check for duplicates if ( not(self.dups[("%s:%s"):format(p.ip_src, name)]) ) then tab.addrow( self.results, p.ip_src, name ) self.dups[("%s:%s"):format(p.ip_src, name)] = true if ( target.ALLOW_NEW_TARGETS ) then target.add(p.ip_src) end end end, getResults = function(self) return { name = "MDNS", (self.results and tab.dump(self.results) or "") } end, }, --- Spotify [57621] = { new = function(self) local o = { dups = {} } setmetatable(o, self) self.__index = self return o end, process = function(self, layer3) local p = packet.Packet:new( layer3, #layer3 ) local data = layer3:sub(p.udp_offset + 9) if ( data:match("^SpotUdp") ) then if ( not(self.results) ) then self.results = tab.new(1) tab.addrow( self.results, 'ip' ) end if ( not(self.dups[p.ip_src]) ) then tab.addrow( self.results, p.ip_src ) self.dups[p.ip_src] = true if ( target.ALLOW_NEW_TARGETS ) then target.add(p.ip_src) end end end end, getResults = function(self) return { name = "Spotify", (self.results and tab.dump(self.results) or "") } end, } } }