lmco/dart

DART is a test documentation tool created by the Lockheed Martin Red Team to document and report on penetration tests, especially in isolated network environments.

dart's Issues

Docker - Alpine Linux must be down graded

For more information about this specific issue kindly check https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Release_Notes_for_Alpine_3.12.0#python2_no_longer_provides_python_and_python-devel

The latest corresponds to 3.12.0 version of Alpine which does not support all the python libraries.

Downgrading the version to 3.11.0 worked for me.

Have raised a pull request to fix the issue #15

Kudos to the Team, amazing software :)

Install DART

you can show me any way to install dart on windows 7, beacause i have some errors and i don't know how to overcome ? video demo, nice to have ! thanks so much

[Lockheed Martin: Dart] Dockerfile using `Alpine 3.12.0`

You must apk del python and add python3 or python2 for the upgrade to work correctly, as a stale python in /etc/apk/world will prevent things from upgrading correctly, abuild-meson is a small wrapper shellscript that wraps meson (directly inspired by Arch Linux's arch-meson and Void Linux's build_style=meson), calling it with the correct options for packaging in Alpine Linux. APKBUILDs should switch to using it to guarantee all APKBUILDs that use meson have the same set of options.

This is the same with OpenRC configuring kernel parameters is done by having configuration files in specific locations like /etc/sysctl.conf and files ending with .conf in certain directories like /etc/sysctl.d. Before 3.12.0 the ordering had no logical explanation and surprised users that expected a hierarchy. With this Lockheed Martin repository, nothing is different.

Starting with 3.12.0 the ordering is as follows:

/lib/sysctl.d/*.conf
/usr/lib/sysctl.d/*.conf
/run/sysctl.d/*.conf
/etc/sysctl.conf
/etc/sysctl.d/*.conf

/lib/sysctl.d and /usr/lib/sysctl.d are to be used by the distribution and packages. Alpine Linux installs its default configuration file in /lib/sysctl.d/00-alpine.conf. Software installed via package manager will install to either of those places.

/run/sysctl.d holds configuration that is created at run-time by daemons/services or at very early-boot. Neither the distribution nor the packaged software will install configuration to it, primarily because /run is in temporary memory. Configuration in this location that matches names the locations used by the distribution and packages will cause the latter not to be read and applied by the sysctl service.

Thank you,
Montana Mendy

Fluent MongoDB (Security Data/Mongor)

If you’ve Mongo you’ve discovered that communicating with MongoDB via Documents is painful. We care about storing our domain objects and having powerful ways of fetching them again from the data store. How do we accomplish those tasks when then tool doesn’t offer those options?

The answer is, of course, we extend the tool so that we can express our intent in the most natural language we can. To me this means Linq or some reasonable subset thereof.

So lets start with the domain object Person:

mongodb
[Serializable]
	public class Person
	{
		public string FirstName { get; set; }
		public string LastName { get; set; }
	}

The object is marked Serializable but is otherwise unremarkable. If I have an instance of person I’d like to be able to simply pass it to a Save method on the collection as follows.

	var person = new Person
	{
		FirstName = "Loreena",
		LastName = "McKennitt"
	};
	_people.Save(person);

We can’t change the IMongoCollection object directly but we can use an extension method to build the interface we’re looking for:

	public static class IMongoCollectionExtensions
	{
		public static void Save<T>(this IMongoCollection collection, T item) where T: class
		{
			// magic happens
		}
	}

I know there is some support for FluentMongo, but is this possible?

Python3 upgrade

Is this compatible with Lockheed Martin Dart currently?

Cheers,
Montana Mendy

Upgrade to python 3

https://pythonclock.org/