Command Line Interface
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Command Line Interface#
In this section commands are presented per categories:
Database#
Creation of the database#
$ flask db_create --help
Usage: flask db_create [OPTIONS]
Create the database from configuration parameters.
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
Initialization of the database#
$ flask db_init --help
Usage: flask db_init [OPTIONS]
Initialize the database.
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
Drop all the database#
$ flask db_empty --help
Usage: flask db_empty [OPTIONS]
Empty the database.
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
Will ask for confirmation and eventually drop all collections.
Clients#
Create a client#
$ flask client_create --help
Usage: flask client_create [OPTIONS]
Create a new local client.
Options:
--name TEXT Name of the client. [required]
--uuid TEXT UUID of the client.
--token TEXT Token of the client.
--role TEXT Role of the client (user or admin). [default: user]
--help Show this message and exit.
A client name must be specified and is unique.
Example:
$ flask client_create --name NC3
UUID: fb9b4d21-4082-445c-a6e6-5d42a1cd9202
Name: NC3
Role: 1
Token: fB5odBNDwzgia7SRm_Q-7tuiLtvIVHBZ2yOc9MopNMWzzoxdrF9K2cBo8rgS4eP_0Xsr0E0QCA_jsQyjhXGaaQ
Created at: 2020-07-15 09:27:51.701245
List all clients#
$ flask client_list
UUID: 7bb21fc8-9617-4da5-a60a-fbccda8cc583
Name: CIRCL
Role: 1
Token: IR1KPdoh94m8aoCV5cuRU5ROKWXS8m6lE5M96gklf1Ar6wbrogL_bFnDdpV_AMrejApVsGfyNecp8THBXy108w
Created at: 2020-07-23 07:56:16.556226
UUID: aaaded6e-4039-448a-93bb-7cd7a696bc15
Name: SMILE
Role: 1
Token: wwqREga9eZUVH-cz2N40voD7BkirP5K0tlkANqK-cKYjVXjy4YgdhtDGJAuw1oHntH79OSm3OzleVZEO3GRCeA
Created at: 2020-07-23 07:57:47.658965
UUID: f490f727-9a1a-404b-bb91-ae36f643c6fe
Name: NC3
Role: 1
Token: RFXhRd4fDN7jQifaoBe3wF6TdGts6GSic2ec8qH0dft8Z2k-Q4ulZBoa_50CrrUC6rLYSAEwJZsGySpuuuounw
Created at: 2020-07-17 12:48:05.192735
Delete a client#
$ flask client_delete --help
Usage: flask client_delete [OPTIONS]
Delete the client specified with its UUID and all the related local stats.
Options:
--uuid TEXT UUID of the client to delete.
-y, --yes Automatically reply yes to the confirmation message for the
deletion of the client.
--help Show this message and exit.
Set a location for a client#
$ flask client_coordinates_set --help
Usage: flask client_coordinates_set [OPTIONS]
Set the coordinates of the client specified with its UUID.
Options:
--uuid TEXT UUID of the client. [required]
--latitude TEXT Latitude of the client. [required]
--longitude TEXT Longitude of the client. [required]
--help Show this message and exit.
Unset the location for a client#
$ flask client_coordinates_unset --help
Usage: flask client_coordinates_unset [OPTIONS]
Unset the coordinates of the client specified with its UUID.
Options:
--uuid TEXT UUID of the client. [required]
--help Show this message and exit.
Activate the stats sharing for a client#
$ flask client_sharing_activate --help
Usage: flask client_sharing_activate [OPTIONS]
Set the is_sharing_enabled attribute of a local client, specified with its
UUID, to True.
Options:
--uuid TEXT UUID of the client. [required]
--help Show this message and exit.
Deactivate the stats sharing for a client#
$ flask client_sharing_deactivate --help
Usage: flask client_sharing_deactivate [OPTIONS]
Set the is_sharing_enabled attribute of a local client, specified with its
UUID, to False.
Options:
--uuid TEXT UUID of the client. [required]
--help Show this message and exit.
Stats#
Pushing data#
Pushing data to a central stats server.
$ flask stats_push --help
Usage: flask stats_push [OPTIONS]
Pushes the clients stats to the global stats server.
Only the stats of the clients with the flag `is_sharing_enabled` set to
True will be pushed.
If you specify the UUID of a client only the stats of this client will be
pushed (and if `is_sharing_enabled` is set to True for this client).
The parameter `remote_token` is used for the authentication to the remote
stats service and to 'identify' the client on the remote side.
Options:
--local-client-uuid TEXT UUID of the client related to the stats.
--remote-token TEXT Client token on remote side.
--date-from [%Y-%m-%d] Only stats more recent than this date will be
pushed. Default value is 1 month before the
current day.
--date-to [%Y-%m-%d] Only stats older than this date will be pushed.
Default value is today.
--help Show this message and exit.
This command can be executed for example with cron.
The address of the central stats server must be specified in the configuration file.
The same remote token can be used to push the stats from different local clients.
Pulling data#
Pulling data from a central stats server.
$ flask stats_pull --help
Usage: flask stats_pull [OPTIONS]
Pull stats from an other stats instance for the local client specified in
parameter.
Options:
--client-uuid TEXT Local client uuid
--token TEXT Client token on remote side [required]
--stats-type TEXT Type of the stats to import (risk, vulnerability,
threat). [required]
--help Show this message and exit.
Delete stats#
$ flask stats_delete --help
Usage: flask stats_delete [OPTIONS]
Delete the stats of a local client.
Options:
--client-uuid TEXT UUID of the client related to the stats.
-y, --yes Automatically reply yes to the confirmation message.
--help Show this message and exit.
Purging stats#
$ flask stats_purge --help
Usage: flask stats_purge [OPTIONS]
Delete the stats older than the number of months specified in parameter.
Options:
--nb-month INTEGER Age (in months) of the stats to purge.
--help Show this message and exit.
Interactions with MOSP#
$ flask mosp_is_object_published --help
Usage: flask mosp_is_object_published [OPTIONS]
Check if an object has been published on MOSP. Returns a boolean.
Options:
--uuid TEXT UUID of the object [required]
-v, --verbose Display the object
--help Show this message and exit.
Examples:
$ flask mosp_is_object_published --uuid f3caa83b-28fb-49fd-b7ad-6e4cd1aaad06
False
$ flask mosp_is_object_published --uuid f3caa83b-28fb-49fd-b7ad-6e4cd1aaad07
True
$ flask mosp_is_object_published --uuid f3caa83b-28fb-49fd-b7ad-6e4cd1aaad07 -v
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"description": "An enterprise mobility management (EMM), also known as mobile device management (MDM), system can be used to provision policies to mobile devices to control aspects of their allowed behavior.",
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"description": "In order to mitigate Signaling System 7 (SS7) exploitation, the Communications, Security, Reliability, and Interoperability Council (CSRIC) describes filtering interconnections between network operators to block inappropriate requests.",
"importance": 0,
"uuid": "6066f816-7914-4228-96b6-155f4501d70c"
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"code": "M1003 - Lock Bootloader",
"description": "On devices that provide the capability to unlock the bootloader (hence allowing any operating system code to be flashed onto the device), perform periodic checks to ensure that the bootloader is locked.",
"importance": 0,
"uuid": "148c35e1-7837-42a2-9884-4e475a48e6a3"
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"description": "Install security updates in response to discovered vulnerabilities.",
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"uuid": "057adb3d-1eeb-4f04-a9c6-c08b514bc785"
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"description": "Ensure that Android devices being used include and enable the Verified Boot capability, which cryptographically ensures the integrity of the system partition.",
"importance": 0,
"uuid": "daa42611-836d-464e-aab5-80d41da314cf"
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"code": "M1006 - Use Recent OS Version",
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