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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
As user / developer of the secureCodeBox I would like to interact with the secureCodeBox via an unified CLI to fulfill tasks such as installing, start, update and delete scanners / hooks, generate stubs for new scanners / hooks
Describe the solution you'd like
There is a CLI tool to:
create & observe scans
e.g. scbctl scan amass enum -d example.com to directly create a Scan with a scanType amass and the parameters: ["enum", "-d", "example.com"]. Ideally the cli would also have a paramters to automatically "follow" the scans progress to view the logs of scanner & parser and show a summary of the results.
directly trigger new executions of ScheduledScans
e.g. scbctl trigger --namespace internal-scans daily-network-scan to directly trigger a new Scan for the daily-network-scan Scheduled Scan
interact with cascading rules
Additional context
A simple implementation could be possible using Cobra
For a previous prototype version of the secureCodeBox there used to be a command line with the ability to start and observe scans, a example scan run can be seen in this video 😛:
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
As user / developer of the secureCodeBox I would like to interact with the secureCodeBox via an unified CLI to fulfill tasks such as installing, start, update and delete scanners / hooks, generate stubs for new scanners / hooks
Describe the solution you'd like
There is a CLI tool to:
e.g.
scbctl scan amass enum -d example.comto directly create aScanwith a scanTypeamassand the parameters:["enum", "-d", "example.com"]. Ideally the cli would also have a paramters to automatically "follow" the scans progress to view the logs of scanner & parser and show a summary of the results.ScheduledScanse.g.
scbctl trigger --namespace internal-scans daily-network-scanto directly trigger a new Scan for thedaily-network-scanScheduled ScanAdditional context
A simple implementation could be possible using Cobra
For a previous prototype version of the secureCodeBox there used to be a command line with the ability to start and observe scans, a example scan run can be seen in this video 😛:
scbctl.mp4