zeek/src/Sessions.h
Johanna Amann 6d612ced3d Mark one-parameter constructors as explicit & use override where possible
This commit marks (hopefully) ever one-parameter constructor as explicit.

It also uses override in (hopefully) all circumstances where a virtual
method is overridden.

There are a very few other minor changes - most of them were necessary
to get everything to compile (like one additional constructor). In one
case I changed an implicit operation to an explicit string conversion -
I think the automatically chosen conversion was much more convoluted.

This took longer than I want to admit but not as long as I feared :)
2018-03-27 07:17:32 -07:00

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// See the file "COPYING" in the main distribution directory for copyright.
#ifndef sessions_h
#define sessions_h
#include "Dict.h"
#include "CompHash.h"
#include "IP.h"
#include "Frag.h"
#include "PacketFilter.h"
#include "Stats.h"
#include "NetVar.h"
#include "TunnelEncapsulation.h"
#include "analyzer/protocol/tcp/Stats.h"
#include <utility>
class EncapsulationStack;
class Connection;
class OSFingerprint;
class ConnCompressor;
struct ConnID;
declare(PDict,Connection);
declare(PDict,FragReassembler);
class Discarder;
class PacketFilter;
namespace analyzer { namespace stepping_stone { class SteppingStoneManager; } }
namespace analyzer { namespace arp { class ARP_Analyzer; } }
struct SessionStats {
int num_TCP_conns;
int max_TCP_conns;
uint64 cumulative_TCP_conns;
int num_UDP_conns;
int max_UDP_conns;
uint64 cumulative_UDP_conns;
int num_ICMP_conns;
int max_ICMP_conns;
uint64 cumulative_ICMP_conns;
int num_fragments;
int max_fragments;
uint64 num_packets;
};
// Drains and deletes a timer manager if it hasn't seen any advances
// for an interval timer_mgr_inactivity_timeout.
class TimerMgrExpireTimer : public Timer {
public:
TimerMgrExpireTimer(double t, TimerMgr* arg_mgr)
: Timer(t, TIMER_TIMERMGR_EXPIRE), mgr(arg_mgr)
{ }
void Dispatch(double t, int is_expire) override;
protected:
TimerMgr* mgr;
};
class NetSessions {
public:
NetSessions();
~NetSessions();
// Main entry point for packet processing.
void NextPacket(double t, const Packet* pkt);
void Done(); // call to drain events before destructing
// Returns a reassembled packet, or nil if there are still
// some missing fragments.
FragReassembler* NextFragment(double t, const IP_Hdr* ip,
const u_char* pkt);
int Get_OS_From_SYN(struct os_type* retval,
uint16 tot, uint8 DF_flag, uint8 TTL, uint16 WSS,
uint8 ocnt, uint8* op, uint16 MSS, uint8 win_scale,
uint32 tstamp, /* uint8 TOS, */ uint32 quirks,
uint8 ECN) const;
bool CompareWithPreviousOSMatch(const IPAddr& addr, int id) const;
// Looks up the connection referred to by the given Val,
// which should be a conn_id record. Returns nil if there's
// no such connection or the Val is ill-formed.
Connection* FindConnection(Val* v);
void Remove(Connection* c);
void Remove(FragReassembler* f);
void Insert(Connection* c);
// Generating connection_pending events for all connections
// that are still active.
void Drain();
void GetStats(SessionStats& s) const;
void Weird(const char* name, const Packet* pkt,
const EncapsulationStack* encap = 0);
void Weird(const char* name, const IP_Hdr* ip,
const EncapsulationStack* encap = 0);
PacketFilter* GetPacketFilter()
{
if ( ! packet_filter )
packet_filter = new PacketFilter(packet_filter_default);
return packet_filter;
}
// Looks up timer manager associated with tag. If tag is unknown and
// "create" is true, creates new timer manager and stores it. Returns
// global timer manager if tag is nil.
TimerMgr* LookupTimerMgr(const TimerMgr::Tag* tag, bool create = true);
void ExpireTimerMgrs();
analyzer::stepping_stone::SteppingStoneManager* GetSTPManager() { return stp_manager; }
unsigned int CurrentConnections()
{
return tcp_conns.Length() + udp_conns.Length() +
icmp_conns.Length();
}
void DoNextPacket(double t, const Packet *pkt, const IP_Hdr* ip_hdr,
const EncapsulationStack* encapsulation);
/**
* Wrapper that recurses on DoNextPacket for encapsulated IP packets.
*
* @param t Network time.
* @param hdr If the outer pcap header is available, this pointer can be set
* so that the fake pcap header passed to DoNextPacket will use
* the same timeval. The caplen and len fields of the fake pcap
* header are always set to the TotalLength() of \a inner.
* @param inner Pointer to IP header wrapper of the inner packet, ownership
* of the pointer's memory is assumed by this function.
* @param prev Any previous encapsulation stack of the caller, not including
* the most-recently found depth of encapsulation.
* @param ec The most-recently found depth of encapsulation.
*/
void DoNextInnerPacket(double t, const Packet *pkt,
const IP_Hdr* inner, const EncapsulationStack* prev,
const EncapsulatingConn& ec);
/**
* Returns a wrapper IP_Hdr object if \a pkt appears to be a valid IPv4
* or IPv6 header based on whether it's long enough to contain such a header,
* if version given in the header matches the proto argument, and also checks
* that the payload length field of that header matches the actual
* length of \a pkt given by \a caplen.
*
* @param caplen The length of \a pkt in bytes.
* @param pkt The inner IP packet data.
* @param proto Either IPPROTO_IPV6 or IPPROTO_IPV4 to indicate which IP
* protocol \a pkt corresponds to.
* @param inner The inner IP packet wrapper pointer to be allocated/assigned
* if \a pkt looks like a valid IP packet or at least long enough
* to hold an IP header.
* @return 0 If the inner IP packet appeared valid, else -1 if \a caplen
* is greater than the supposed IP packet's payload length field, -2
* if the version of the inner header does not match proto or
* 1 if \a caplen is less than the supposed packet's payload length.
* In the -1 case, \a inner may still be non-null if \a caplen was
* long enough to be an IP header, and \a inner is always non-null
* for other return values.
*/
int ParseIPPacket(int caplen, const u_char* const pkt, int proto,
IP_Hdr*& inner);
unsigned int ConnectionMemoryUsage();
unsigned int ConnectionMemoryUsageConnVals();
unsigned int MemoryAllocation();
analyzer::tcp::TCPStateStats tcp_stats; // keeps statistics on TCP states
protected:
friend class RemoteSerializer;
friend class ConnCompressor;
friend class TimerMgrExpireTimer;
friend class IPTunnelTimer;
Connection* NewConn(HashKey* k, double t, const ConnID* id,
const u_char* data, int proto, uint32 flow_lable,
const Packet* pkt, const EncapsulationStack* encapsulation);
// Check whether the tag of the current packet is consistent with
// the given connection. Returns:
// -1 if current packet is to be completely ignored.
// 0 if tag is not consistent and new conn should be instantiated.
// 1 if tag is consistent, i.e., packet is part of connection.
int CheckConnectionTag(Connection* conn);
// Returns true if the port corresonds to an application
// for which there's a Bro analyzer (even if it might not
// be used by the present policy script), or it's more
// generally a likely server port, false otherwise.
//
// Note, port is in host order.
bool IsLikelyServerPort(uint32 port,
TransportProto transport_proto) const;
// Upon seeing the first packet of a connection, checks whether
// we want to analyze it (e.g., we may not want to look at partial
// connections), and, if yes, whether we should flip the roles of
// originator and responder (based on known ports or such).
// Use tcp_flags=0 for non-TCP.
bool WantConnection(uint16 src_port, uint16 dest_port,
TransportProto transport_proto,
uint8 tcp_flags, bool& flip_roles);
// Record the given packet (if a dumper is active). If len=0
// then the whole packet is recorded, otherwise just the first
// len bytes.
void DumpPacket(const Packet *pkt, int len=0);
// For a given protocol, checks whether the header's length as derived
// from lower-level headers or the length actually captured is less
// than that protocol's minimum header size.
bool CheckHeaderTrunc(int proto, uint32 len, uint32 caplen,
const Packet *pkt, const EncapsulationStack* encap);
CompositeHash* ch;
PDict(Connection) tcp_conns;
PDict(Connection) udp_conns;
PDict(Connection) icmp_conns;
PDict(FragReassembler) fragments;
typedef pair<IPAddr, IPAddr> IPPair;
typedef pair<EncapsulatingConn, double> TunnelActivity;
typedef std::map<IPPair, TunnelActivity> IPTunnelMap;
IPTunnelMap ip_tunnels;
analyzer::arp::ARP_Analyzer* arp_analyzer;
analyzer::stepping_stone::SteppingStoneManager* stp_manager;
Discarder* discarder;
PacketFilter* packet_filter;
OSFingerprint* SYN_OS_Fingerprinter;
int build_backdoor_analyzer;
int dump_this_packet; // if true, current packet should be recorded
uint64 num_packets_processed;
PacketProfiler* pkt_profiler;
// We may use independent timer managers for different sets of related
// activity. The managers are identified by an unique tag.
typedef std::map<TimerMgr::Tag, TimerMgr*> TimerMgrMap;
TimerMgrMap timer_mgrs;
};
class IPTunnelTimer : public Timer {
public:
IPTunnelTimer(double t, NetSessions::IPPair p)
: Timer(t + BifConst::Tunnel::ip_tunnel_timeout,
TIMER_IP_TUNNEL_INACTIVITY), tunnel_idx(p) {}
~IPTunnelTimer() override {}
void Dispatch(double t, int is_expire) override;
protected:
NetSessions::IPPair tunnel_idx;
};
class FragReassemblerTracker {
public:
FragReassemblerTracker(NetSessions* s, FragReassembler* f)
: net_sessions(s), frag_reassembler(f)
{ }
~FragReassemblerTracker()
{ net_sessions->Remove(frag_reassembler); }
private:
NetSessions* net_sessions;
FragReassembler* frag_reassembler;
};
// Manager for the currently active sessions.
extern NetSessions* sessions;
#endif