Admin Guide
Synapse-Shodan Admin Guide
Configuration
Synapse-Shodan requires you to have a Shodan API key. For information on how to signup, please visit the Shodan API Requirements.
Setting API key for global use
To set-up a global API key:
> shodan.setup.apikey myapikey
Setting Shodan API key for all users.
Using per-user API keys
A user may set-up their own API key:
> shodan.setup.apikey --self myapikey
Setting Shodan API key for the current user.
Permissions
Package (synapse-shodan) defines the following permissions:
power-ups.shodan.user : Allows a user to issue queries to the Shodan API. ( default: false )
power-ups.shodan.spend : Used in addition to power-ups.shodan.user to allow users to spend query credits. ( default: false )
You may add rules to users/roles directly from storm:
> auth.user.addrule visi power-ups.shodan.user
Added rule power-ups.shodan.user to user visi.
or:
> auth.role.addrule ninjas power-ups.shodan.user
Added rule power-ups.shodan.user to role ninjas.
Additionally, if the synapse-fileparser
power-up is available, users will need the
power-ups.fileparser.user
permission in order to allow processing X509 certificates
and various image file formats.
Exported APIs
Synapse-Shodan does not currently export any APIs.
Node Actions
Synapse-Shodan provides the following node actions in Optic:
Name : enrich
Desc : Enrich the node using the shodan API.
Forms: inet:ipv4, inet:ipv6
Name : enrich FQDN
Desc : Enrich the FQDN using the shodan /dns/domain API.
Forms: inet:fqdn
Onload Events
Synapse-Shodan uses the onload
event to run required data migrations.
Ingesting CPE strings
The Shodan API may sometimes return invalid CPE strings. Invalid CPE strings will be rejected by Synapse when attempting to ingest the API data. As a workaround, the Synapse-Shodan Power-Up peforms the following transformations on CPE strings before attempting to ingest them:
Extend truncated CPE 2.3 strings with
*
in the missing parts. The CPE 2.3 specification requires CPE 2.3 strings to include values for all parts of the string. The Shodan API truncates trailing parts if the value is*
.
Synapse v2.187.0 migration
Synapse v2.187.0 added a model migration (v0.2.31) that removed all invalid
it:sec:cpe
nodes from the Cortex. The Synapse-Shodan onload
migration
uses the above transformations to attempt to automatically repair and restore
invalid it:sec:cpe
nodes that originated from the Synapse-Shodan Power-Up.