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import json | |
import openai | |
import requests | |
from os import environ as env | |
class FirewallManager: | |
def update_rule(self, ip: str, action: str): | |
# This is a placeholder. You would implement this to interact with your actual firewall. | |
print(f"Updated firewall rule for IP {ip} with action {action}") | |
class PacketFilter: | |
def drop_packet(self, ip: str): | |
# This is a placeholder. You would implement this to interact with your actual packet filter. | |
print(f"Dropped packet from IP {ip}") | |
class ThreatIntelExtractorTool(Tool): | |
name = "threat_intel_extractor_tool" | |
description = """ | |
This tool scrapes a hypothetical threat intelligence feed, uses OpenAI API to extract structured information, and takes defensive actions based on the information. | |
Input is a URL of threat intel feed. Output is a structured response as a string with threat information. | |
""" | |
inputs = ["text"] | |
outputs = ["text"] | |
def __init__(self, firewall_manager: FirewallManager, packet_filter: PacketFilter): | |
self.openai_api_key = env.get("OPENAI_API_KEY") | |
openai.api_key = self.openai_api_key | |
self.firewall_manager = firewall_manager | |
self.packet_filter = packet_filter | |
def __call__(self, threat_intel_feed_url: str): | |
# Scrape threat intelligence feed | |
response = requests.get(threat_intel_feed_url) | |
threat_info_raw = response.text | |
# Send data to OpenAI API for text extraction | |
example_json = { | |
"Threats": [ | |
{"Threat": "Threat 1", "IP": "192.0.2.0", "Description": "This is a hypothetical threat."}, | |
{"Threat": "Threat 2", "IP": "192.0.2.1", "Description": "This is another hypothetical threat."} | |
] | |
} | |
prompt = f"Extract structured information from the following threat intelligence:\n{threat_info_raw}\nExample of the expected format:\n{json.dumps(example_json, indent=2)}" | |
extraction_response = openai.Completion.create(engine="text-davinci-003", prompt=prompt, max_tokens=100) | |
# Format extracted information into a structured response | |
extracted_info = self.format_extraction(extraction_response.choices[0].text.strip()) | |
# Take defensive actions based on the extracted information | |
self.take_defensive_actions(extracted_info) | |
return extracted_info | |
def format_extraction(self, extraction: str) -> dict: | |
# This method would depend on the format of the extracted information | |
# For this example, let's assume the extraction is a list of threats, each one formatted as "Threat: <threat>, IP: <ip>, Description: <description>" | |
structured_info = [] | |
for line in extraction.split('\n'): | |
parts = line.split(',') | |
structured_info.append({ | |
'Threat': parts[0].split(':')[1].strip(), | |
'IP': parts[1].split(':')[1].strip(), | |
'Description': parts[2].split(':')[1].strip(), | |
}) | |
return json.dumps({'Threats': structured_info}) | |
def take_defensive_actions(self, threat_info: dict): | |
for threat in threat_info['Threats']: | |
ip = threat['IP'] | |
# For the purposes of this example, let's assume that we want to block all traffic from the IP and drop any incoming packets. | |
self.firewall_manager.update_rule(ip, 'block') | |
self.packet_filter.drop_packet(ip) | |