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pycrits

Python interface to the CRITs API.

This is currently very minimal. Fetching data is pretty stable but the API for submitting data to CRITs is still alpha.

I'll write docs once things become stable, but for now here is some basic usage:

You will need the Requests Python module to use this.

from pycrits import pycrits

crits = pycrits('http://localhost:8000', 'wxs', '<api_key>')
for obj in crits.indicators():
    print(obj['value']) 

Here's an example of how to fetch a PCAP. If nothing is found you will get an empty list back. These are all fetching the same file.

>>> from pycrits import pycrits
>>> crits = pycrits('http://localhost:8000', 'wxs', '<api_key>')
>>> x = crits.fetch_pcap(md5='67cc75e608b4f37ed993bf84fafafb9d')
>>> print(len(x[0]['data'])) 
22279
>>> x = crits.fetch_pcap(id_='51ac0abcd6fa25ca9d2d277f')
>>> print(len(x[0]['data'])) 
22279
>>> x = crits.fetch_pcap(params={'c-filename': 'sedtest.pcap'})
>>> print(len(x[0]['data'])) 
22279
>>>

Here's an example of using sample_count() to get a count of number of samples that are over 1MB in size:

from pycrits import pycrits
crits = pycrits('http://localhost:8000', 'wxs', '<api_key>')
params = {'c-size__gte': 1024 * 1024}
print(crits.sample_count(params=params))