A gem for accessing the Metascan Public API.
Read more at https://www.metascan-online.com/en/public-api
require 'metascan'
scanner = Metascan::Client.new(MY_API_KEY)
filename = "/etc/unwise-backups/passwd.rar" # FULLY QUALIFIED
results = scanner.scan_file(filename, archivepwd: "the eagle has left the nest")
=> <Metascan::Scan ... >
results.clean?
=> true
results
has all the fields of a straight JSON.parse
of the response body in the scan results given by Metascan.
It also exposes a few handy methods.
Metascan::Scan#clean?(poll: false)
returns true iff the scan came back with no threat detected, or the file was empty. ifpoll == true
thenretrieve_results
is called first.Metascan::Scan#retrieve_results
makes an API call and updates self.results with the latest scan progress.Metascan::Scan#results(poll: true)
returns last fetched results; ifpoll == true
,retrieve_results
is called first.
require 'metascan'
scanner = Metascan::Client.new(MY_API_KEY)
filenames = ["/etc/passwd", "/dev/sda0", "/dev/random.tgz"] # don't try this
results = scanner.scan_batch(filenames, archivepwds: { "/dev/random.tgz" => "hunter2" })
=> <Metascan::Batch ...>
results.retrieve_results
results.clean?
=> true #true iff all files in filenames are clean
results.add(scanner.scan_file("/mydirtyfile.rar"))
results.run
results.retrieve_results
results.clean?
=> false
-
Metascan::Batch#add
add a scan to the batch. callrun
to run the scan (involves uploading the file) andretrieve_results
to check on the current progress. -
Metascan::Batch#clean?
returns true iff all the scans in the batch came back clean last timeretrieve_results
was called. -
Metascan::Batch#dirty
returns a list of the dirty scans in the batch. -
Metascan::Batch#retrieve_results
fetch the latest progress report for each scan in the batch. -
Metascan::Batch#run
run any remaining scans, uploading their files and retrieving the key to fetch results on the scan.
For more information on the structure of the Metascan response object, see the above link under "Retrieving scan reports using data hash."