osquery-1/osquery/carver/carver.h

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/*
* Copyright (c) 2014-present, Facebook, Inc.
* All rights reserved.
*
* This source code is licensed under the BSD-style license found in the
* LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree. An additional grant
* of patent rights can be found in the PATENTS file in the same directory.
*
*/
#pragma once
#include <set>
#include <string>
#include <osquery/dispatcher.h>
#include <osquery/filesystem.h>
namespace osquery {
/// Database domain where we store carve table entries
const std::string kCarveDbDomain = "carves";
/// Prefix used for the temp FS where carved files are stored
const std::string kCarvePathPrefix = "osquery_carve_";
/// Prefix applied to the file carve tar archive.
const std::string kCarveNamePrefix = "carve_";
/// Database prefix used to directly access and manipulate our carver entries
const std::string kCarverDBPrefix = "carves.";
class Carver : public InternalRunnable {
public:
Carver(const std::set<std::string>& paths,
const std::string& guid,
const std::string& requestId);
~Carver();
/*
* @brief A helper function to perform a start to finish carve
*
* This function walks through the carve, compress, and exfil functions
* in one fell swoop. Use of this class should largely happen through
* this function.
*/
void start();
private:
/*
* @brief A helper function to 'carve' files from disk
*
* This function performs a "forensic carve" of a specified path to the
* users tmp directory
*/
Status carve(const boost::filesystem::path& path);
/*
* @brief Helper function to POST a carve to the graph endpoint.
*
* Once all of the files have been carved and the tgz has been
* created, we POST the carved file to an endpoint specified by the
* carver_start_endpoint and carver_continue_endpoint
*/
Status postCarve(const boost::filesystem::path& path);
// Getter for the carver status
Status getStatus() {
return status_;
}
// Helper function to return the carve directory
boost::filesystem::path getCarveDir() {
return carveDir_;
}
/*
* @brief a variable to keep track of the temp fs used in carving
*
* This variable represents the location in which we store all of our carved
* files. When a carve has completed all of the desired files, as well
* as the tar archive should reside in this directory
*/
boost::filesystem::path carveDir_;
/*
* @brief a variable tracking all of the paths we attempt to carve
*
* This is a globbed set of file paths that we're expecting will be
* carved.
*/
std::set<boost::filesystem::path> carvePaths_;
/*
* @brief a helper variable for keeping track of the posix tar archive.
*
* This variable is the absolute location of the tar archive created from
* tar'ing all of the carved files from the carve temp dir.
*/
boost::filesystem::path archivePath_;
/*
* @brief a helper variable for keeping track of the compressed tar.
*
* This variable is the absolute location of the tar archive created from
* zstd of the archive.
*/
boost::filesystem::path compressPath_;
/*
* @brief a unique ID identifying the 'carve'
*
* This unique generated GUID is used to identify the carve session from
* other carves. It is also used by our backend service to derive a
* session key for exfiltration.
*/
std::string carveGuid_;
/**
* @brief the distributed work ID of a carve
*
* This value should be used by the TLS endpoints where carve data is
* aggregated, to tie together a distributed query with the carve data
*/
std::string requestId_;
/*
* @brief the uri used to begin POSTing carve data
*
* This endpoint should negotiate the details of the carve, as well
* as give the client a session id used to continue POSTing the data.
*/
std::string startUri_;
/// The uri used to receive the data blocks of a carve
std::string contUri_;
// Running status of the carver
Status status_;
private:
friend class CarverTests;
FRIEND_TEST(CarverTests, test_carve_files_locally);
};
/**
* @brief Start a file carve of the given paths
*
* @return A status returning if the carves were started successfully
*/
Status carvePaths(const std::set<std::string>& paths);
} // namespace osquery