Welcome to Katnip’s documentation!

Contents:

Introduction

What is Katnip?

Katnip is a repository of implementations and extensions for Kitty.

While Kitty defines the base classes and syntax, it contains no specific implementation for any of them. So, for example, in order to send a payload over TCP, you need to create some class that extends ServerTarget and is able to send data over TCP, and so on.

Katnip contains such classes. Currently, Katnip contains various implementations of:

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API Reference

Katnip API Reference

Subpackages

katnip.controllers package
Subpackages
katnip.controllers.client package

Collection of client controllers.

When performing client fuzzing, the main usage of the controller is to trigger the client to start communication with the server stack.

Submodules
katnip.controllers.client.facedancer module

This controller is used to signal the SAS version of the Facedancer stack to perform a USB reset.

class katnip.controllers.client.facedancer.ClientFacedancerController(name, restart_file='/tmp/restart_facedancer', logger=None)

Bases: kitty.controllers.client.ClientController

ClientFacedancerController is a controller that uses files in /tmp to communicate with the facedancer stack. .. note:: This requires a modified version of the facedancer stack.

RESTART_FILE = '/tmp/restart_facedancer'
__init__(name, restart_file='/tmp/restart_facedancer', logger=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the object
  • controller_port – the device controller port (i.e. ‘/dev/ttyACM0’)
  • connect_delay –
  • logger – logger for the object (default: None)
trigger()

Trigger a data exchange from the tested client

katnip.controllers.client.process module
class katnip.controllers.client.process.ClientProcessController(name, process_path, process_args, process_env=None, logger=None)

Bases: kitty.controllers.client.ClientController

ClientProcessController controls a process by starting it on each trigger. It uses subprocess.Popen and logs the process output (stdout, stderr)

__init__(name, process_path, process_args, process_env=None, logger=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the object
  • process_path – path to the target executable
  • process_args – arguments to pass to the process
  • process_env – the process environment (default: None)
  • logger – logger for this object (default: None)
post_test()

Logs stdout, stderr amd return code of the target process.

sig_dict = {1: 'SIGHUP', 2: 'SIGINT', 3: 'SIGQUIT', 4: 'SIGILL', 5: 'SIGTRAP', 6: 'SIGABRT', 7: 'SIGBUS', 8: 'SIGFPE', 9: 'SIGKILL', 10: 'SIGUSR1', 11: 'SIGSEGV', 12: 'SIGUSR2', 13: 'SIGPIPE', 14: 'SIGALRM', 15: 'SIGTERM', 17: 'SIGCHLD', 18: 'SIGCONT', 19: 'SIGSTOP', 20: 'SIGTSTP', 21: 'SIGTTIN', 22: 'SIGTTOU', 23: 'SIGURG', 24: 'SIGXCPU', 25: 'SIGXFSZ', 26: 'SIGVTALRM', 27: 'SIGPROF', 28: 'SIGWINCH', 29: 'SIGIO', 30: 'SIGPWR', 31: 'SIGSYS', 34: 'SIGRTMIN', 64: 'SIGRTMAX'}
teardown()

Stops the process and calls super’s teardown.

trigger()

Starts the target in a subprocess

katnip.controllers.client.ssh module
class katnip.controllers.client.ssh.ClientSshController(name, username, password, hostname, port, command, process_name, logger=None)

Bases: kitty.controllers.client.ClientController

ClientSshController controlls a remote process by starting it on each trigger using ssh.

__init__(name, username, password, hostname, port, command, process_name, logger=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the object
  • username – ssh login username
  • password – ssh login password
  • hostname – ssh server ip
  • port – ssh server port
  • command – client trigger command
  • process_name – command process name
  • logger – logger for this object (default: None)
post_test()

Log output of process, check if crashed

pre_test(num)

Creates an SSH connection

teardown()

Closes the SSH connection and calls super’s teardown.

trigger()

Trigger the target communication with the server stack.

katnip.controllers.server package
Submodules
katnip.controllers.server.frida module

Frida based controllers for server fuzzing.

class katnip.controllers.server.frida.FridaLaunchServerController(name, logger, device_path, argv, js_script=None)

Bases: kitty.controllers.base.BaseController

This controller uses frida to launch an application. You can pass JS script so kitty will be able to detect failures using Frida’s capabilities.

Example:
js_code = """
Interceptor.attach(ptr(failure_func_addr), {
    onEnter: function(args) {
        send('[kitty:failed] this function should never be called!');
    }
});

"""
ctl = FridaLaunchServerController('fritty', None, 'local', ['someproc'], js_code)
__init__(name, logger, device_path, argv, js_script=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the object
  • logger – logger for the object
  • device_path – frida target device path
  • argv (list of str) – arguments to launch the application
  • js_script (str) – JS script to run on the target. in this script you can perform hooks and detect “failures” on the device. if a failure is detected, call send(‘[kitty:failed] (reason)’); from JS. if somehow a pass is detected, call send(‘[kitty:passed] (reason)’); from JS. (default: None)
post_test()
pre_test(test_number)
setup()
teardown()
katnip.controllers.server.tcp_system module
class katnip.controllers.server.tcp_system.ServerTcpSystemController(name, logger, proc_name, host, port)

Bases: kitty.controllers.base.BaseController

This controller controls a process on a remote machine by sending tcp commands over the network to a local agent on the remote machine to execute the target using popen.

Note

The implementation of the agent is not part of the code it might be added someday, but currently it is not...

__init__(name, logger, proc_name, host, port)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the object
  • logger – logger for the object
  • proc_name – trigger’s process name
  • host – hostname of the agent
  • port – port of the agent
post_test()
pre_test(test_number)
setup()
teardown()
katnip.controllers.server.windbgcontroller module
class katnip.controllers.server.windbgcontroller.WinAppDbgController(name, process_path, process_args=[], sql_crash_db='sqlite:///crashes.sqlite', logger=None)

Bases: kitty.controllers.base.BaseController

WinAppDbgController controls a server process by starting it on setup making sure it stays up. It uses winappdbg to attach to the target processes.

__init__(name, process_path, process_args=[], sql_crash_db='sqlite:///crashes.sqlite', logger=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the object
  • process_path – path to the target executable
  • process_args – arguments to pass to the process
  • attach – try to attach if process path
  • sql_crash_db – sql alchemy connection string to crash db (default:sqlite:///crashes.sqlite)
  • logger – logger for this object (default: None)
post_test()
pre_test(test_number)
setup()

Called at the beginning of a fuzzing session. Will start the server up.

teardown()
katnip.controllers.server.vmware module
class katnip.controllers.server.vmware.VMWareController(name, vmrun, vmx, background=True, logger=None, snap_name=None)

Bases: kitty.controllers.base.BaseController

This is a Base vmware Controler.To use this VMWareController you should reference this class and implement is_victim_alive function.

Example:
class MyVMWareController(VMWareController):
    def __init__(self, name, vmrun, vmx, host, port, background=True, logger=None, snap_name=None):
        super(MyVMWareController, self).__init__(name, vmrun, vmx, background=background, logger=logger, snap_name=snap_name)
        self._host = host
        self._port = port

    def is_victim_alive(self):
        # SYN check
        self.active = False
        try:
            self.s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
            self.s.settimeout(1)
            self.s.connect((self._host, self._port))
            self.s.close()
            self.active = True
        except Exception:
            return self.active
        return self.active

controller = MyVMWareController('VMWare Controller', vmrun='/path/to/vmrun', vmx='/path/to/vmx',
     host='Target_IP' ,port=Target_port, background=True, snap_name='Snapshot name')
__init__(name, vmrun, vmx, background=True, logger=None, snap_name=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the object (default: None)
  • vmrun – path of vmrun
  • vmx – path of the vmx file or vm machine folder
  • background – runing vm at background (default: True)
  • logger – logger for the controller (default: None)
  • snap_name – Snapshot name to revert to on restart (default: None)
Example:
::
controller = VMWareController(‘VMWare Controller’, vmrun=’/path/to/vmrun’, vmx=’/path/to/vmx’,

background=True, snap_name=’Snapshot name’)
post_test()
pre_test(test_number)
setup()
teardown()
katnip.legos package

Collection of low level data model structures that can save time when implementing some protocols.

For example, TLV legos to implement templates for TLV-based protocol.

Submodules
katnip.legos.bittorrent module

Bittorent file (.torrent) protocol lego. Those legos impelent the bencoding format: https://wiki.theory.org/BitTorrentSpecification#Bencoding

class katnip.legos.bittorrent.TDict(fields={}, fuzz_keys=True, fuzz_delims=True, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

Bencoded dictionary. Format: d<bencoded string><bencoded element>e

__init__(fields={}, fuzz_keys=True, fuzz_delims=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • fields – dictionary of strings and torrent fields
  • name – name of container (default: None)
Fuzz_delims:

bool (default: True)
class katnip.legos.bittorrent.TInteger(value, fuzz_value=True, fuzz_delims=True, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

Bencoded integer. Format: `` i<integer encoded in base ten ASCII>e``

__init__(value, fuzz_value=True, fuzz_delims=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • value – int, will be enclosed in a Int32
  • name – name of container (default: None)
Fuzz_value:

bool (default: True)
Fuzz_delims:

bool (default: True)
class katnip.legos.bittorrent.TList(fields=[], fuzz_delims=True, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

Bencoded list. Format: l<bencoded values>e

__init__(fields=[], fuzz_delims=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • fields – content of the list, Fields...
  • name – name of container (default: None)
Fuzz_delims:

bool (default: True)
class katnip.legos.bittorrent.TString(value, fuzz_value=True, fuzz_length=True, fuzz_delim=True, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

Bencoded String. Format: <string length encoded in base ten ASCII>:<string data>

__init__(value, fuzz_value=True, fuzz_length=True, fuzz_delim=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • value – str, will be enclosed in String
  • fuzz_value – bool (default: True)
  • fuzz_length – bool (default: True)
  • fuzz_delim – bool (default: True)
  • name – name of container (default: None)
katnip.legos.dynamic module

Extensions for the DynamicField, allowing advanced mutations on dynamic fields.

class katnip.legos.dynamic.DynamicExtended(key, value, additional_field, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.OneOf

Container that provides mutations based on the dynamic value, or based on the other given field.

__init__(key, value, additional_field, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • key – key for data in the session information
  • value – the default value of the Dynamic field
  • additional_field – the additional field to base the mutations on
  • fuzzable – is this field fuzzable (default: False)
  • name – name of the container (default: None)
class katnip.legos.dynamic.DynamicInt(key, bitfield, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: katnip.legos.dynamic.DynamicExtended

Container that provides mutations based on the dynamic value, or based on BitField mutations.

__init__(key, bitfield, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • key – key for data in the session information
  • bitfield – a bitfield to base the value on
  • fuzzable – (default: True)
  • name – (default: None)
class katnip.legos.dynamic.DynamicString(key, value, keep_size=False, encoder=<kitty.model.low_level.encoder.StrEncoder object>, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: katnip.legos.dynamic.DynamicExtended

Container that provides mutations based on the dynamic value, or based on string mutations.

__init__(key, value, keep_size=False, encoder=<kitty.model.low_level.encoder.StrEncoder object>, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • key – key for data in the session information
  • value – the default value of the Dynamic field
  • keep_size – should limit the size of the string based on the original string (default: False)
  • encoder – string encoder (default: ENC_STR_DEFAULT)
  • fuzzable – is this field fuzzable (default: True)
  • name – name of the container (default: None)
katnip.legos.json module

JSON legos - simplified fuzzing of JSON-based protocols

Todo

JsonNumber

class katnip.legos.json.JsonArray(name, values)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

JSON array field

__init__(name, values)
Parameters:
  • name – block name
  • values (list of BaseField) – array members
class katnip.legos.json.JsonBoolean(name, value=None, fuzzable=True)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

JSON boolean field

__init__(name, value=None, fuzzable=True)
Parameters:
  • name – block name
  • value (bool) – value to be used, if None - generate both ‘true’ and ‘false’ (default: None)
  • fuzzable – should we fuzz this field (only if value is not None) (default: True)
class katnip.legos.json.JsonNull(name, fuzzable=False)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

JSON Null field

__init__(name, fuzzable=False)
Parameters:
  • name – block name
  • fuzzable – should we fuzz this field (default: False)
class katnip.legos.json.JsonObject(name, member_dict, fuzz_keys=False)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

JSON object

__init__(name, member_dict, fuzz_keys=False)
Parameters:
  • name – block name
  • member_dict (dictionary (str, BaseField)) – members of this object
  • fuzz_keys – should we fuzz the dictionary keys (default: False)
class katnip.legos.json.JsonString(name, value, fuzzable=True)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

JSON string field

__init__(name, value, fuzzable=True)
Parameters:
  • name – block name
  • value – value to be used
  • fuzzable – should we fuzz this field (default: True)
katnip.legos.json.dict_to_JsonObject(the_dict, name=None, ctx=None)

Create a JsonObject from a dictionary. The context parameter is used for recursive calls, no need to pass it from outside.

Parameters:
  • the_dict – dictionary to base the JsonObject on
  • ctx – context for the parser (default: None)
Return type:

JsonObject
Returns:

JSON object that represents the dictionary
katnip.legos.json.list_to_JsonArray(the_list, name=None, ctx=None)

Create a JsonArray from a list. The context parameter is used for recursive calls, no need to pass it from outside.

Parameters:
  • the_list – list to base the JsonArray on
  • ctx – context for the parser (default: None)
Return type:

JsonArray
Returns:

JSON object that represents the list
katnip.legos.json.str_to_json(json_str, name=None)

Create a JSON lego based on a json string.

Parameters:
  • name – name of the generated container
  • json_str – json string to base the template on
Return type:

JsonArray or JsonObject
Returns:

JSON object or JSON array.
katnip.legos.tlv module

TLV (tag/type-length-value) legos. Simplify fuzzing of TLV-based protocol.

class katnip.legos.tlv.TLV(name, tag, fields=None, tag_size=32, length_size=32, encoder=<kitty.model.low_level.encoder.BitFieldBinEncoder object>, fuzzable=True, fuzz_tag=False, fuzz_length=True)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

A container for fuzzing TLV elements, it represents a full binary TLV element.

__init__(name, tag, fields=None, tag_size=32, length_size=32, encoder=<kitty.model.low_level.encoder.BitFieldBinEncoder object>, fuzzable=True, fuzz_tag=False, fuzz_length=True)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the tlv element
  • tag – tag of element
  • fields – element fields, e.g. value (default: None)
  • tag_size – size of tag field in bits (default: 32)
  • length_size – size of length field in bits (default: 32)
  • encoder – encoder for tag and length fields (default: ENC_INT_BE)
  • fuzzable – should fuzz the element (default: True)
  • fuzz_tag – should fuzz the tag value (default: False)
  • fuzz_length – should fuzz the element length (default: True)
class katnip.legos.tlv.TLVFactory(tag_size=32, length_size=32, encoder=<kitty.model.low_level.encoder.BitFieldBinEncoder object>)

Bases: object

Factory class for TLV elements, which allows configuration for all TLV blocks, including:

  • Size of the tag/type field in bits
  • Size of the length field in bits
  • Encoder for tag and length fields
__init__(tag_size=32, length_size=32, encoder=<kitty.model.low_level.encoder.BitFieldBinEncoder object>)
Parameters:
  • tag_size – size of tag field in bits (default: 32)
  • length_size – size of length field in bits (default: 32)
  • encoder – encoder for tag and length (default: ENC_INT_BE)
element(name, tag, fields=None, fuzzable=True, fuzz_tag=False, fuzz_length=True)

Generate a TLV element.

Parameters:
  • name – name of the element
  • tag – value of the element tag
  • fields – fields of the element may be a field or list of fields - e.g. value (default: None)
  • fuzzable – should fuzz the element (default: True)
  • fuzz_tag – should fuzz the tag value (default: False)
  • fuzz_length – should fuzz the element length (default: True)
katnip.legos.url module

URL legos, based on RFC 1738 and others this module containes a basic URL lego, as well as the following specific scheme: HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, FTPS

Todo

URL fragments

class katnip.legos.url.DecimalNumber(value, num_bits=64, signed=False, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.OneOf

Decimal number fuzzing. It’s main strategy is to fuzz both values (integer vulnerabilities) and format (string vulnerabilities).

__init__(value, num_bits=64, signed=False, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • value – default integer value
  • num_bits – number of bit in the integer (default: 64)
  • signed – can the value be negative (default: False)
  • fuzzable – should fuzz the container (default: True)
  • name – name of container (default: None)
class katnip.legos.url.EmailAddress(username, hostname, fuzz_delim=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

Container to fuzz email address

__init__(username, hostname, fuzz_delim=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • username – email username
  • hostname – email hostname
  • fuzz_delim – should fuzz the delimiter (default: True)
  • fuzzable – is the container fuzzable (default: True)
  • name – name of the container (default: None)
classmethod from_string(the_str, fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)
class katnip.legos.url.EmailUrl(email, scheme='mailto', fuzz_scheme=True, fuzz_user=True, fuzz_host=True, fuzz_delim=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: katnip.legos.url.Url

__init__(email, scheme='mailto', fuzz_scheme=True, fuzz_user=True, fuzz_host=True, fuzz_delim=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • email (EmailAddress) – the email address
  • scheme – URL scheme (default: ‘mailto’)
  • fuzz_scheme – should fuzz the URL scheme (default: True)
  • fuzz_user – should fuzz the username (default: True)
  • fuzz_host – should fuzz the host (default: True)
  • fuzz_delim – should fuzz the delimiter (default: True)
  • fuzzable – is the container fuzzable (default: True)
  • name – name of the container (default: None)
classmethod from_string(the_url, fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)
class katnip.legos.url.FType(the_type, fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

Container to fuzz the FTP Type of FTP URL

ftptype        = "A" | "I" | "D" | "a" | "i" | "d"
__init__(the_type, fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • the_type (str) – the FTP type
  • fuzz_delims – should fuzz delimiters (default: True)
  • fuzzable – is the container fuzzable (default: True)
  • name – name of the container (default: None)
class katnip.legos.url.FtpUrl(scheme='ftp', login=None, hostport=None, path=None, ftype=None, fuzz_scheme=True, fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: katnip.legos.url.Url

Container to fuzz FTP URLs

ftpurl         = "ftp://" login [ "/" fpath [ ";type=" ftptype ]]
fpath          = fsegment *[ "/" fsegment ]
fsegment       = *[ uchar | "?" | ":" | "@" | "&" | "=" ]
ftptype        -> see FType
__init__(scheme='ftp', login=None, hostport=None, path=None, ftype=None, fuzz_scheme=True, fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • scheme – URL scheme name (default: ‘ftp’)
  • login (instance of BaseField recommend using Login) – the login information (default: None)
  • hostport (katnip.legos.url.HostPort object (default: None)) – FTP host and port
  • path (katnip.legos.url.Path object (default: None)) – file path
  • ftype (katnip.legos.url.FType object (default: None)) – FTP type
  • fuzz_scheme – should fuzz the URL scheme (default: True)
  • fuzz_delims – should fuzz the delimiters (default: True)
  • fuzzable – is the container fuzzable (default: True)
  • name – name of the container (default: None)
classmethod from_string(the_url, fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Create an FtpUrl Lego from string

Parameters:
  • the_url – the url string
  • fuzz_delims – should fuzz delimiters (default: True)
  • fuzzable – is the container fuzzable (default: True)
  • name – name of the container (default: None)
class katnip.legos.url.HostName(host='', fuzz_delims=False, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

Container to fuzz the hostname

host           = hostname | hostnumber
hostname       = *[ domainlabel "." ] toplabel
__init__(host='', fuzz_delims=False, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • host (str) – hostname (default: ‘’)
  • fuzz_delims – should fuzz the delimiters (default: False)
  • fuzzable – should fuzz the container (default: True)
  • name – name of container (default: None)
class katnip.legos.url.HostPort(host, port=None, fuzz_host=True, fuzz_port=True, fuzz_delim=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

Container for fuzzing the host/port of the URL.

hostport       = host [ ":" port ]
port           = digits
__init__(host, port=None, fuzz_host=True, fuzz_port=True, fuzz_delim=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • host (str or instance of BaseField recommend using HostName) – hostname
  • port – port number (default: None)
  • fuzz_host – should fuzz the hostname (default: True)
  • fuzz_port – should fuzz the port (default: True)
  • fuzz_delim – should fuzz the delimiter (default: True)
  • fuzzable – should fuzz the container (default: True)
  • name – name of container (default: None)
class katnip.legos.url.HttpUrl(scheme='http', login=None, hostport=None, path=None, search=None, fuzz_scheme=True, fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: katnip.legos.url.Url

Container to fuzz Http(s) URL

httpurl        = "http://" hostport [ "/" hpath [ "?" search ]]
hpath          = hsegment *[ "/" hsegment ]
hsegment       = *[ uchar | ";" | ":" | "@" | "&" | "=" ]
search         = *[ uchar | ";" | ":" | "@" | "&" | "=" ]
__init__(scheme='http', login=None, hostport=None, path=None, search=None, fuzz_scheme=True, fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • scheme – URL scheme name (default: ‘http’)
  • login (instance of BaseField recommend using Login) – the login information (default: None)
  • hostport – katnip.legos.url.HostPort object, must be set (default: None)
  • path – Path object (default: None)
  • search – Search object (default: None)
  • fuzz_scheme – should fuzz the URL scheme (default: True)
  • fuzz_delims – should fuzz the delimiters (default: True)
  • fuzzable – is the container fuzzable (default: True)
  • name – name of the container (default: None)
classmethod from_string(the_url, fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Create an HttpUrl Lego from string

Parameters:
  • the_url – the url string
  • fuzz_delims – should fuzz delimiters (default: True)
  • fuzzable – is the container fuzzable (default: True)
  • name – name of the container (default: None)
class katnip.legos.url.IpUrl(scheme, login, url_path=None, fuzz_scheme=True, fuzz_login=True, fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: katnip.legos.url.Url

IP-based URL

ip-schemepart  = "//" login [ "/" urlpath ]
login -> see Login class
alphadigit     = alpha | digit
hostnumber     = digits "." digits "." digits "." digits
user           = *[ uchar | ";" | "?" | "&" | "=" ]
password       = *[ uchar | ";" | "?" | "&" | "=" ]
urlpath        = *xchar    ; depends on protocol see section 3.1
__init__(scheme, login, url_path=None, fuzz_scheme=True, fuzz_login=True, fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • scheme (str or instance of BaseField) – url scheme
  • login (str or instance of BaseField recommend using Login) – the login information
  • url_path – the url path (default: None)
  • fuzz_scheme – should fuzz scheme (default: True)
  • fuzz_login – should fuzz login (default: True)
  • fuzz_delims – should fuzz delimiters (default: True)
  • fuzzable – should fuzz the container (default: True)
  • name – name of container (default: None)
class katnip.legos.url.Login(username=None, password=None, fuzz_username=True, fuzz_password=True, fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

Container to fuzz the login part of the URL

login          = [ user [ ":" password ] "@" ]
__init__(username=None, password=None, fuzz_username=True, fuzz_password=True, fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • username – user name (default: None)
  • password – password (default: None)
  • fuzz_username – should fuzz username (default: True)
  • fuzz_password – should fuzz password (default: True)
  • fuzz_delims – should fuzz delimiters (default: True)
  • fuzzable – should fuzz the container (default: True)
  • name – name of container (default: None)
class katnip.legos.url.Path(path=None, path_delim='/', fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

Container to fuzz the path of the URL

__init__(path=None, path_delim='/', fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • path (str) – path string
  • path_delim – delimiter in the path str
  • fuzz_delims – should fuzz the delimiters (default: False)
  • name – name of container (default: None)
  • fuzzable – should fuzz the container (default: True)
class katnip.legos.url.Search(search='', fuzz_delims=False, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

Container to fuzz the search part of the URL

Todo

real implementation (parse search string etc.)

__init__(search='', fuzz_delims=False, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • search – search string (default: ‘’)
  • fuzz_delims – should fuzz the delimiters (default: False)
  • name – name of container (default: None)
  • fuzzable – should fuzz the container (default: True)
class katnip.legos.url.Url(scheme, parts, fuzz_scheme=True, fuzz_parts=True, fuzz_delim=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

Base container for fuzzing URLs.

genericurl = scheme ":" schemepart
__init__(scheme, parts, fuzz_scheme=True, fuzz_parts=True, fuzz_delim=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • scheme (str or instance of BaseField) – url scheme
  • parts (str or instance of BaseField) – url parts (i.e. content)
  • fuzz_scheme – should fuzz scheme (default: True)
  • fuzz_parts – should fuzz parts (default: True)
  • fuzz_delim – should fuzz delimiters (default: True)
  • fuzzable – should fuzz the container (default: True)
  • name – name of container (default: None)
katnip.legos.url.url_from_string(url, fuzz_delims=True, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Create a URL from string, only URLs with supported schemes will result in a lego. In the rest of the cases, an exception will be raised.

Parameters:
  • url – the URL string
  • fuzz_delims – should fuzz delimiters (default: True)
  • fuzzable – should the resulted container be fuzzable (default: True)
  • name – name of the resulted container (default: None)
katnip.legos.usb_hid module

Legos to generate USB HID reports

katnip.legos.usb_hid.GenerateHidReport(report_str, name=None)

Generate an HID report Container from a HID report string

Parameters:
  • report_str – HID report string
  • name – name of generated Container (default: None)
Raises:

KittyException if not enough bytes are left for command
Examples:
Template(
    name='MyHidReport',
    fields=GenerateHidReport(
        '05010906A101050719E029E7150025017501950881029501750881011900296515002565750895018100C0',
    )
)
class katnip.legos.usb_hid.NameGen

Bases: object

__init__()
gen(opcode)
class katnip.legos.usb_hid.RandomHidReport(name=None, fuzzable=True)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.TakeFrom

Generate random sequences of valid, interesting opcodes, and try to screw them up.

__init__(name=None, fuzzable=True)
katnip.legos.xml module

XML (tag/type-length-value) legos. Simplify template creation of XML-based protocol.

class katnip.legos.xml.XmlAttribute(name, attribute, value, fuzz_attribute=False, fuzz_value=True)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

XML attribute field, consists of tag and value

__init__(name, attribute, value, fuzz_attribute=False, fuzz_value=True)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the block
  • attribute – attribute
  • value (str/unicode/int) – value of the attribute
  • fuzz_attribute – should we fuzz the attribute field (default: False)
  • fuzz_value – should we fuzz the value field (default: True)
class katnip.legos.xml.XmlElement(name, element_name, attributes=[], content=None, fuzz_name=True, fuzz_content=False, delimiter='')

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

XML element field

__init__(name, element_name, attributes=[], content=None, fuzz_name=True, fuzz_content=False, delimiter='')
Parameters:
  • name – name of the field
  • element_name – element name
  • attributes (list) – list of attributes of this element (default: [])
  • content (str/unicode/int/[XmlElement]) – content of this element (default=None)
  • fuzz_name – should we fuzz the element name
  • fuzz_content – should we fuzz the content (n/a for XmlElement)
katnip.model package
Subpackages
katnip.model.low_level package
Subpackages
katnip.model.low_level.encoder module

Extensions to Kitty’s encoders.

This module contain encoders that were excluded from Kitty because they are too esoteric or because they require external dependencies that might be harder to install on some platforms.

External dependencies that are not installed by default: pycrypto

katnip.model.low_level.encoder.AesCbcDecryptEncoder(key=None, iv=None, key_size=16, key_provider=None)

AES CBC Decrypt encoder. See AesDecryptEncoder for parameter description.

katnip.model.low_level.encoder.AesCbcEncryptEncoder(key=None, iv=None, key_size=16, key_provider=None, padder=None)

AES CBC Encrypt encoder. See AesEncryptEncoder for parameter description.

class katnip.model.low_level.encoder.AesDecryptEncoder(key=None, iv=None, mode=None, key_size=None, key_provider=None, padder=None)

Bases: katnip.model.low_level.encoder.BlockDecryptEncoder

AES decryption encoder. See BlockCipherEncoder for parameters.

katnip.model.low_level.encoder.AesEcbDecryptEncoder(key=None, iv=None, key_size=16, key_provider=None)

AES ECB Decrypt encoder. See AesDecryptEncoder for parameter description.

katnip.model.low_level.encoder.AesEcbEncryptEncoder(key=None, iv=None, key_size=16, key_provider=None, padder=None)

AES ECB Encrypt encoder. See AesEncryptEncoder for parameter description.

class katnip.model.low_level.encoder.AesEncryptEncoder(key=None, iv=None, mode=None, key_size=None, key_provider=None, padder=None)

Bases: katnip.model.low_level.encoder.BlockEncryptEncoder

AES encryption encoder. See BlockCipherEncoder for parameters.

class katnip.model.low_level.encoder.BlockCipherEncoder(key=None, iv=None, mode=None, key_size=None, key_provider=None, padder=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.encoder.StrEncoder

Generic block cipher encoder.

__init__(key=None, iv=None, mode=None, key_size=None, key_provider=None, padder=None)

All fields default to None. :type key: str :param key: encryption key, must be 8 bytes :param iv: iv, must be 8 bytes long, if None - use zeros :param mode: encrytion mode :param key_size: size of key, should be provided only when using key provider :type key_provider: function(key_size) -> str :param key_provider: function that returns key :type padder: function(str, block_size) -> str :param padder: function that pads the data, if None - will pad with zeros

class katnip.model.low_level.encoder.BlockDecryptEncoder(key=None, iv=None, mode=None, key_size=None, key_provider=None, padder=None)

Bases: katnip.model.low_level.encoder.BlockCipherEncoder

Generic block cipher decryption encoder. See BlockCipherEncoder for parameters.

encode(data)
class katnip.model.low_level.encoder.BlockEncryptEncoder(key=None, iv=None, mode=None, key_size=None, key_provider=None, padder=None)

Bases: katnip.model.low_level.encoder.BlockCipherEncoder

Generic block cipher encryption encoder.

encode(data)
class katnip.model.low_level.encoder.Des3DecryptEncoder(key=None, iv=None, mode=None, key_size=None, key_provider=None, padder=None)

Bases: katnip.model.low_level.encoder.BlockDecryptEncoder

3DES decryption encoder. See BlockCipherEncoder for parameters.

class katnip.model.low_level.encoder.Des3EncryptEncoder(key=None, iv=None, mode=None, key_size=None, key_provider=None, padder=None)

Bases: katnip.model.low_level.encoder.BlockEncryptEncoder

3DES encryption encoder. See BlockCipherEncoder for parameters.

class katnip.model.low_level.encoder.DesDecryptEncoder(key=None, iv=None, mode=None, key_size=None, key_provider=None, padder=None)

Bases: katnip.model.low_level.encoder.BlockDecryptEncoder

DES decryption encoder. See BlockCipherEncoder for parameters.

class katnip.model.low_level.encoder.DesEncryptEncoder(key=None, iv=None, mode=None, key_size=None, key_provider=None, padder=None)

Bases: katnip.model.low_level.encoder.BlockEncryptEncoder

DES encryption encoder. See BlockCipherEncoder for parameters.

katnip.model.low_level.radamsa module

Radamsa wrapper to generate mutations using radamsa.

You can get radamsa at https://github.com/aoh/radamsa

class katnip.model.low_level.radamsa.RadamsaField(value, encoder=<kitty.model.low_level.encoder.StrEncoder object>, fuzzable=True, name=None, fuzz_count=1000, seed=123456, bin_path=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.field.BaseField

This class uses radamsa to generate payload based on a given input. Since radamsa can run infinitly, it is limited by the user, by specifying the amount of payloads to generate (fuzz_count). To provide repeatablity, the user provides a seed that is used to generate seeds for radamsa. If radamsa is not installed in the system path, the user can provide the path (bin_path). If bin_path not specified, it will be assumed that the radamsa binary is in the path already.

Example:
from katnip.model.low_level.radamsa import RadamsaField
RadamsaField(name='ip address', value='127.0.0.1', fuzz_count=20, bin_path='/path/to/radamsa')
__init__(value, encoder=<kitty.model.low_level.encoder.StrEncoder object>, fuzzable=True, name=None, fuzz_count=1000, seed=123456, bin_path=None)
Parameters:
  • value – default value
  • encoder (ENC_STR_DEFAULT) – encoder for the field
  • fuzzable – is field fuzzable (default: True)
  • name – name of the object (default: None)
  • fuzz_count – fuzz count (default: 1000)
  • seed – random seed for generating radamsa seeds (default: 123456)
  • bin_path – path to the radamsa binary (default: None)
get_info()
num_mutations()
Returns:number of mutations this field will perform
reset()
katnip.model.low_level.scapy module
class katnip.model.low_level.scapy.ScapyField(value, encoder=<kitty.model.low_level.encoder.StrEncoder object>, fuzzable=True, name=None, fuzz_count=1000, seed=1024)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.field.BaseField

Wrap a fuzzed scapy.packet.Packet object as a kitty field. Since the fuzzing parameters can be configured by the fuzz function of Scapy, this field assumes that the fuzz function was already called on the given field

Example:
from scapy.all import *
tcp_packet = IP()/TCP()
field = ScapyField(value=fuzz(tcp_packet), name='tcp packet', fuzz_count=50, seed=1000)
__init__(value, encoder=<kitty.model.low_level.encoder.StrEncoder object>, fuzzable=True, name=None, fuzz_count=1000, seed=1024)
Parameters:
  • value – scapy_packet_class
  • encoder (ENC_STR_DEFAULT) – encoder for the field
  • fuzzable – is field fuzzable (default: True)
  • name – name of the object (default: None)
  • fuzz_count – fuzz count (default: 1000)
  • seed – random seed (default: 1024)
get_info()
num_mutations()
Returns:number of mutations this field will perform
reset()
katnip.monitors package
Submodules
katnip.monitors.network module

Network monitor

class katnip.monitors.network.NetworkMonitor(interface, dir_path, name, logger=None)

Bases: kitty.monitors.base.BaseMonitor

NetworkMonitor is a monitor for network activity on a specific interface. It runs on a separate thread, and currently requires root permissions or CAP_NET_RAW capabilities on Linux.

__init__(interface, dir_path, name, logger=None)
Parameters:
  • interface – name of interface to listen to
  • dir_path – path to store captured pcaps
  • name – name of the monitor
  • logger – logger for the monitor instance
post_test()

Store the pcap.

pre_test(test_number)

Clean the packet list.

setup()

Open the L2socket.

teardown()

Close the L2socket.

katnip.monitors.serial module
class katnip.monitors.serial.SerialMonitor(name, dev_name=None, baudrate=115200, capture_dir='.', logger=None)

Bases: kitty.monitors.base.BaseMonitor

SerialMonitor monitors the output of a serial connection by looking for a pattern in the serial output.

This monitor captures all the received data from the serial, but it is also able to detect successful/failed tests by looking for specific patterns in the serial output.

Note

The monitor can work either with a success pattern (failure if pattern was not found) or with a failure pattern (success if pattern was not found)

Examples:

Setting a monitor that will fail a test if a line that contains “stack smashing detected” appears in the serial

monitor = SerialMonitor('detect smash monitor', '/dev/ttyUSB0', capture_dir='serial_caps')
monitor.set_failure_pattern('stack smashing detected')

Setting a monitor that will fail a test if a line that contains either “reboot” or “restart” appears on the serial (utilizing regex)

monitor = SerialMonitor('detect reboot monitor', '/dev/ttyUSB0', capture_dir='serial_caps')
monitor.set_failure_pattern('(reboot)|(restart)')
__init__(name, dev_name=None, baudrate=115200, capture_dir='.', logger=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the monitor object
  • dev_name – serial device
  • baudrate – serial baudrate
  • capture_dir – where to store the captured serial output
  • logger – logger for the monitor object
add_failure_pattern(failure_pattern)

Set a pattern that declares the test as failed if received

Parameters:failure_pattern (str) – regular expression pattern of output that signifies failure (e.g. potential bug there)
add_pattern_callback(pattern, cb)

Add a pattern to search for on the serial output, and the callback that will be called when the pattern is found.

Parameters:
  • pattern (str) – regular expression pattern to be searched for in the serial output
  • cb (callable) – the callback to be called when pattern is found; must accept 3 params: (1) a SerialMonitor instance (2) the matching line (3) the re match object of the found match
add_success_pattern(success_pattern)

Set a pattern that declares the test successful if received

Parameters:success_pattern (str) – regular expression pattern of output that signifies success (e.g. no bug there)
close_fd()
post_test()
pre_test(test_number)
set_failure_pattern(failure_pattern)
set_success_pattern(success_pattern)
setup()
teardown()
katnip.monitors.ssh module
class katnip.monitors.ssh.SSHMonitor(name, username, password, hostname, port, status_command, restart_command=None, logger=None)

Bases: kitty.monitors.base.BaseMonitor

SSHMonitor monitors target ip and runs a command over SSH in case it is not responding.

__init__(name, username, password, hostname, port, status_command, restart_command=None, logger=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the object
  • username – ssh login username
  • password – ssh login password
  • hostname – ssh server ip
  • port – ssh server port
  • status_command – command to make sure target is alive
  • restart_command – command to restart the target in case it is deadore
  • logger – logger for this object (default: None)
post_test()
pre_test(test_number)
teardown()
katnip.monitors.ssh_file module
class katnip.monitors.ssh_file.SshFileMonitor(name, username, password, hostname, port, file_mask, local_dir, use_scp=False, fail_if_exists=True, setup_commands=[], on_fail_command=None, on_fail_delay=0, logger=None)

Bases: kitty.monitors.base.BaseMonitor

SshFileMonitor monitors for files using a file_mask. If found - moves files to local folder, renaming with test number.

X_pre_test(test_number)
__init__(name, username, password, hostname, port, file_mask, local_dir, use_scp=False, fail_if_exists=True, setup_commands=[], on_fail_command=None, on_fail_delay=0, logger=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the object
  • username – ssh login username
  • password – ssh login password
  • hostname – ssh server ip
  • port – ssh server port
  • file_mask – file_mask to fetch
  • local_dir – local_path to store fetched files
  • use_scp – use the SCP protocol for transferring files instead of SFTP
  • fail_if_exists – fail test if file exists (default: True)
  • on_fail_command – command to run on failure (default: None)
  • on_fail_delay – time to sleep after running on_fail_command (default: 0)
  • logger – logger for this object (default: None)
post_test()
setup()

Called at the begining of the fuzzing session

teardown()
katnip.monitors.telnet module

TelnetMonitor monitors the output of a telnet connection by looking for a pattern in the command output

class katnip.monitors.telnet.TelnetMonitor(name, username, password, host, port=23, cmd_timeout=3, capture_dir='.', logger=None)

Bases: kitty.monitors.base.BaseMonitor

__init__(name, username, password, host, port=23, cmd_timeout=3, capture_dir='.', logger=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the monitor
  • username – remote username
  • password – remote password
  • host – telnet host
  • port – telnet port (default: 23)
  • cmd_timeout – timtout for running the command (default: 3)
  • capture_dir – where to store the telnet output (default: =’.’)
  • logger – logger for the object (default: None)
add_monitor_cmd(cmd, expected_output=None)
add_post_test_cmd(cmd, expected_output=None)
add_pre_test_cmd(cmd, expected_output=None)
post_test()
pre_test(test_number)
set_failure_pattern(failure_pattern)

set a pattern that declares the test a failure if received

set_monitor_command(cmd)
set_success_pattern(success_pattern)

set a pattern that declares the test successful if received

setup()
teardown()
katnip.targets package
Submodules
katnip.targets.application module
class katnip.targets.application.ApplicationTarget(name, path, args, env=None, tempfile=None, timeout=2, logger=None)

Bases: kitty.targets.server.ServerTarget

ApplicationTarget will run an application for each fuzzed payloads

__init__(name, path, args, env=None, tempfile=None, timeout=2, logger=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the object
  • path – path to the target executable
  • args – arguments to pass to the process
  • env – the process environment (default: None)
  • tempfile – temp filename to be created with the mutated data as contents (default: None)
  • timeout – seconds to wait for the process stdout and stderr output before kill (default: 2)
  • logger – logger for this object (default: None)
Example:
ApplicationTarget(
    name='ApplicationTarget',
    path='/tmp/myApp',
    args=['-a', '-b', '-c tempdata.bin'],
    env=None,
    tempfile='/tmp/tempdata.bin',
    timeout=1.5)

Will run /tmp/myApp -a -b -c /tmp/tempdata.bin for evey mutation with timout of 1.5 seconds
post_test(test_num)
pre_test(test_num)
katnip.targets.file module
class katnip.targets.file.FileTarget(name, file_path, base_name, postfix=None, logger=None)

Bases: kitty.targets.server.ServerTarget

FileTarget will create files with the fuzzed payloads

__init__(name, file_path, base_name, postfix=None, logger=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the target
  • file_path – path to stores files at
  • base_name – base file name, it will be appended by the test number
  • postfix – filename postfix (default: None)
  • logger – logger for the object (default: None)
Example:
FileTarget('FileTarget', '/tmp', 'fuzzed', '.bin')

Will generate the followinf files:

/tmp/fuzzed_0.bin
/tmp/fuzzed_1.bin
/tmp/fuzzed_2.bin
...
pre_test(test_num)
katnip.targets.raw_udp module
class katnip.targets.raw_udp.RawUdpTarget(name, interface, host, port, timeout=None, logger=None)

Bases: katnip.targets.udp.UdpTarget

RawUdpTarget is implementation of a UDP target using a raw socket

__init__(name, interface, host, port, timeout=None, logger=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the target
  • interface – interface name
  • host – host ip (to send data to) currently unused
  • port – port to send to
  • timeout – socket timeout (default: None)
  • logger – logger for the object (default: None)
katnip.targets.serial module

Warning

This module is not tested yet.

class katnip.targets.serial.SerialTarget(name, device, baudrate=115200, timeout=0.5, open_at='setup', logger=None, expect_response=False)

Bases: kitty.targets.server.ServerTarget

Fuzzing over serial (uart) line.

You can tell the target whether to reconnect each test (‘pre_test’), or only at the beginning of the entire fuzzing session (‘setup’), by specifying the matching string as the open_at parameter to __init__

__init__(name, device, baudrate=115200, timeout=0.5, open_at='setup', logger=None, expect_response=False)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the target
  • device – serial device name/path
  • baudrate – baud rate of the serial channel (default: 115200)
  • timeout – receive timeout on the channel in seconds (default: 0.5)
  • open_at (str) – at what stage should the port be opened. Either ‘setup’ or ‘pre_test’ (default: ‘setup’)
  • logger – logger for this object (default: None)
  • expect_response – should wait for response from the victim (default: False)
Examples:
>>> SerialTarget('SomeTarget', '/dev/ttyUSB0', 57600)
>>> SerialTarget('ToTarget', '/dev/ttyUSB0', timeout=5)
post_test(test_num)

Called after each test

Parameters:test_num – the test number
pre_test(test_num)

Called before each test

Parameters:test_num – the test number
setup()
teardown()
katnip.targets.ssl module
class katnip.targets.ssl.SslTarget(name, host, port, timeout=None, logger=None)

Bases: katnip.targets.tcp.TcpTarget

SslTarget is an implementation of SSL target, used for testing HTTPs etc.

__init__(name, host, port, timeout=None, logger=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the target
  • host – host ip (to send data to) currently unused
  • port – port to send to
  • timeout – socket timeout (default: None)
  • logger – logger for the object (default: None)
katnip.targets.tcp module
class katnip.targets.tcp.TcpTarget(name, host, port, max_retries=10, timeout=None, logger=None)

Bases: kitty.targets.server.ServerTarget

TcpTarget is implementation of a TCP target for the ServerFuzzer

__init__(name, host, port, max_retries=10, timeout=None, logger=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the target
  • host – host ip (to send data to) currently unused
  • port – port to send to
  • max_retries – maximum connection retries (default: 10)
  • timeout – socket timeout (default: None)
  • logger – logger for the object (default: None)
post_test(test_num)

Called after a test is completed, perform cleanup etc.

pre_test(test_num)
katnip.targets.udp module
class katnip.targets.udp.UdpTarget(name, host, port, timeout=None, logger=None)

Bases: kitty.targets.server.ServerTarget

UdpTarget is implementation of a UDP target

__init__(name, host, port, timeout=None, logger=None)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the target
  • host – host ip (to send data to) currently unused
  • port – port to send to
  • timeout – socket timeout (default: None)
  • logger – logger for the object (default: None)
post_test(test_num)
pre_test(test_num)
set_binding(host, port, expect_response=False)

enable binding of socket to given ip/address

katnip.templates package

Templates for different protocols

Note

the templates themselves are not documented in here, please take a look at the source for the list of templates.

Submodules
katnip.templates.bittorent module

Tempalte of a bittorent file.

Use it directly, or copy and modify it, as it generates many ( > 1M ) payloads.

This template is based on the MetaInfo file structure: https://wiki.theory.org/BitTorrentSpecification#Metainfo_File_Structure

katnip.templates.bootp module

bootp basic Template

katnip.templates.ftp module

FTP Protocol command templates. Based on RFC 959 (https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc959.txt)

Nice presentation about FTP can be found here: http://www.csun.edu/~jeffw/Semesters/2006Fall/COMP429/Presentations/Ch25-FTP.pdf

class katnip.templates.ftp.TelnetString(command, optional=False, parameter=None, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Template

represents: [Command]<SP>[Parameter]<CRLF>

__init__(command, optional=False, parameter=None, name=None)
Parameters:
  • command – command string
  • optional – has optional parameter (default: False)
  • parameter – optional parameter string(default: None)
  • name – name of the field (default: None)
katnip.templates.png module

PNG Templates - There’s still work to be done

class katnip.templates.png.Chunk(chunk_type, data_fields=None, fuzzable=True, name=None)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

PNG Chunk

__init__(chunk_type, data_fields=None, fuzzable=True, name=None)
Parameters:
  • chunk_type – four-char string (e.g. IHDR, iTXt, etc.)
  • data_fields (field or list of fields) – chunk data(default: None)
  • fuzzable – is the field fuzzable(default: True)
  • name – name of the field(default: None)
katnip.templates.png.compression_func(s)
class katnip.templates.png.iTXt(keyword, data, fuzzable=True, name='iTXt', compressed=False)

Bases: katnip.templates.png.Chunk

iTXt chunk.

__init__(keyword, data, fuzzable=True, name='iTXt', compressed=False)
Parameters:
  • keyword – chunk keyword
  • data (str) – chunk data
  • fuzzable – is the field fuzzable (default: True)
  • name – name of the field (default: ‘tEXt’)
  • compressed – is data compressed (default: False)
class katnip.templates.png.tEXt(keyword, data, fuzzable=True, name='tEXt')

Bases: katnip.templates.png.Chunk

tEXt chunk.

__init__(keyword, data, fuzzable=True, name='tEXt')
Parameters:
  • keyword – chunk keyword
  • data (str) – chunk data
  • fuzzable – is the field fuzzable (default: True)
  • name – name of the field (default: ‘tEXt’)
class katnip.templates.png.zTXt(keyword, data, fuzzable=True, name='zTXt')

Bases: katnip.templates.png.Chunk

zTXt chunk.

__init__(keyword, data, fuzzable=True, name='zTXt')
Parameters:
  • keyword – chunk keyword
  • data (str) – chunk data
  • fuzzable – is the field fuzzable (default: True)
  • name – name of the field (default: ‘zTXt’)
katnip.templates.usb module

USB Protocol tempaltes. The templates here are based on the USB 2.0 spec. All page / section references are for the USB 2.0 spec document The USB 2.0 may be downloaded from: http://www.usb.org/developers/docs/usb20_docs/usb_20_042814.zip

class katnip.templates.usb.Descriptor(name, descriptor_type, fields, fuzz_type=True)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Template

USB descriptor template.

__init__(name, descriptor_type, fields, fuzz_type=True)
class katnip.templates.usb.R2PDataBlock(name, status, error, chain_param, ab_data, fuzzable=True)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Template

__init__(name, status, error, chain_param, ab_data, fuzzable=True)
class katnip.templates.usb.R2PDataRateAndClockFrequency(name, status, error, freq, rate, fuzzable=True)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Template

__init__(name, status, error, freq, rate, fuzzable=True)
class katnip.templates.usb.R2PEscape(name, status, error, ab_data, fuzzable=True)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Template

__init__(name, status, error, ab_data, fuzzable=True)
class katnip.templates.usb.R2PParameters(name, status, error, proto, ab_data, fuzzable=True)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Template

__init__(name, status, error, proto, ab_data, fuzzable=True)
class katnip.templates.usb.R2PSlotStatus(name, status, error, clock_status, fuzzable=True)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Template

__init__(name, status, error, clock_status, fuzzable=True)
class katnip.templates.usb.SizedPt(name, fields)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

Sized part of a descriptor. It receives all fields excepts of the size field and adds it.

__init__(name, fields)
Parameters:
  • name – name of the Container
  • fields – list of fields in the container
class katnip.templates.usb.SubDescriptor(name, descriptor_type, fields, fuzz_type=True)

Bases: kitty.model.low_level.container.Container

__init__(name, descriptor_type, fields, fuzz_type=True)
katnip.utils package
Submodules
katnip.utils.sshutils module
class katnip.utils.sshutils.ReconnectingSSHConnection(hostname, port, username, password, use_scp=False, scp_sanitize=None)

Bases: object

A wrapper around paramiko’s SSHClient which handles connection dropouts gracefully.

__init__(hostname, port, username, password, use_scp=False, scp_sanitize=None)
Parameters:
  • hostname – ssh server hostname or ip
  • port – ssh server port
  • username – ssh login username
  • password – ssh login password
  • use_scp – use the SCP protocol for transferring files instead of SFTP (default: False)
  • scp_sanitize – sanitization function used on filenames passed to the scp module, if used. (defaut: no sanitization)
close()

Close the connection

exec_command(command)

Execute a command on the ssh server.

Parameters:command – the command string to execute
Returns:a tuple of the return_code from the command, the stdout output and the stderr output
get(remotepath, localpath)

Get a file from the ssh server using sftp or scp.

Parameters:
  • remotepath – the remote path of the file to be copied
  • localpath – the local path to which the file should be copied
Raises:

OSException or IOException if file not found
put(localpath, remotepath)

Put a file on the ssh server using sftp or scp.

Parameters:
  • localpath – the local path to the file to copy
  • remotepath – the remote path to which the file should be copied
Raises:

OSException or IOException if file not found
remove(remotepath)

Remove a file from the ssh server using sftp or scp.

Parameters:remotepath – the remote path of the file to be removed
Raises:OSException or IOException if file not found

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