cybr-cli

A "Swiss Army Knife" command-line interface (CLI) for easy human and non-human interaction with CyberArk's suite of products.

Current products supported:

• CyberArk Identity Security Platform Shared Services (ISPSS)
• CyberArk Privilege Cloud SaaS
• CyberArk Self-Hosted Privileged Access Manager (PAM)
• CyberArk Secrets Manager Central Credential Provider (CCP)
• CyberArk Conjur Secrets Manager Enterprise & Open Source
• CyberArk Cloud Entitlements Manager (Free trial)

Want to get dangerous quickly? Check out the example bash script at dev/add-delete-pas-application.sh.

Table of Contents

• Install
  • MacOS
  • Windows
    • Linux
  • AWS CloudShell
  • Install from Source
• Usage
  • Authenticating with authn-iam (AWS IAM Role Authentication)
  • Authenticating to Privilege Cloud via ISPSS (Identity)
    • Password Authentication
    • MFA Authentication
  • Documentation
• Autocomplete
• Example Source Code
  • Logon to the PAS REST API Web Service
• Security
  • cybr safes add-member --role Role Permissions
• Testing
• Maintainers
• Contributions
• License

Install

MacOS

$ brew tap infamousjoeg/tap
$ brew install cybr-cli

Windows

$ winget install InfamousJoeG.cybr-cli

Linux

Download from the Releases page.

AWS CloudShell

mkdir -p ~/.local/bin && \
curl --silent "https://api.github.com/repos/infamousjoeg/cybr-cli/releases/latest" |
    grep '"tag_name":' |
    sed -E 's/.*"([^"]+)".*/\1/' |
    xargs -I {}  curl -o ~/.local/bin/cybr -sOL "https://github.com/infamousjoeg/cybr-cli/releases/download/"{}'/linux_cybr' && \
chmod +x ~/.local/bin/cybr

Install from Source

$ git clone https://github.com/infamousjoeg/pas-api-go.git
$ make install
$ cybr help

Usage

• $ cybr help for top-level commands list
• $ cybr [command] -h for specific command details and sub-commands list

Authenticating with authn-iam (AWS IAM Role Authentication)

Set the following environment variables:

• CONJUR_ACCOUNT - The Conjur account name
• CONJUR_APPLIANCE_URL - The URL of the Conjur service (e.g. https://conjur.example.com)
• CONJUR_AUTHN_LOGIN - The Host ID for the IAM role (e.g. host/cloud/aws/ec2/1234567890/ConjurAWSRoleEC2)
• CONJUR_AUTHENTICATOR - The authenticator ID (e.g. authn-iam)
• CONJUR_AUTHN_SERVICE_ID - The authenticator web service ID (e.g. prod)
• CONJUR_AWS_TYPE - The AWS type (e.g. ec2 or ecs or lambda)

Once environment variables are set, ensure no .conjurrc or .netrc exists in the user's home directory:

rm -f ~/.conjurrc ~/.netrc

Then run any command you wish to run within cybr conjur. Use the --help flag to see all available commands.

Authenticating to Privilege Cloud via ISPSS (Identity)

You will need to know the following information to authenticate to Privilege Cloud via ISPSS:

• -b, --base-url - The base URL of CyberArk Cloud (e.g. https://example.cyberark.cloud or https://example.privilegecloud.cyberark.cloud)
• -u, --username - The username of the Privilege Cloud user (e.g. joe.garcia@cyberark.cloud.1234)

Password Authentication

$ cybr logon -u joe.garcia@cyberark.cloud.1234 -a identity -b https://example.cyberark.cloud
+ Challenge #1
Enter password:

After providing the password, if no other challenges are required, the CLI will handle the token exchange and a successful logon will be displayed.

MFA Authentication

If MFA is required, the CLI will prompt for the challenge method to use out of those available:

$ cybr logon -u joe.garcia@cyberark.cloud.1234 -a identity -b https://example.cyberark.cloud
+ Challenge #1
Enter password:
+ Challenge #2
1. Email... @joe-garcia.com
2. SMS... XXX-1234
> 2
Enter code: 12341234

After providing the MFA code, if no other challenges are required, the CLI will handle the token exchange and a successful logon will be displayed.

Documentation

All commands are documentated in the docs/ directory.

Autocomplete

The cybr CLI has a completion command that can be used to enable autocomplete for the CLI. The completion command is dependant on your shell type. Currently the only shells that are supported are: bash, zsh, fish and powershell.

Below is an example on how to enable cybr cli auto-completion from a zsh shell.

# enable shell completetion. Only needs to be performed once.
echo "autoload -U compinit; compinit" >> ~/.zshrc

# create and write the auto-completion script.
# ${fpath[1]} '1' may be different depending on your environment.
cybr completion zsh > "${fpath[1]}/_cybr"

If you are using a different shell execute the completion command with the --help flag and follow instructions for the desired shell type.

cybr completion --help

Example Source Code

Logon to the PAS REST API Web Service

package main

import (
    "fmt"
    "log"
    "os"

    pasapi "github.com/infamousjoeg/pas-api-go/pkg/cybr/api"
)

var (
    hostname = os.Getenv("PAS_BASE_URL")
    username = os.Getenv("PAS_USERNAME")
    password = os.Getenv("PAS_PASSWORD")
    authType = os.Getenv("PAS_AUTH_TYPE")
)

func main() {
    // Logon to PAS REST API Web Services
    token, errLogon := pasapi.Logon(hostname, username, password, authType, false)
    if errLogon != nil {
        log.Fatalf("Authentication failed. %s", errLogon)
    }
    fmt.Printf("Session Token:\r\n%s\r\n\r\n", token)
}

Security

If there is a security concern or bug discovered, please responsibly disclose all information to joe (dot) garcia (at) cyberark (dot) com.

cybr safes add-member --role Role Permissions

All safe member roles defined below are based on best practices and recommendations put forth by CyberArk's PAS Programs Office, creators of the CyberArk Blueprint for Identity Security.

Testing

To vet the code, run make vet. To test the code, run make test. To run all tests, run make test-all.

Maintainers

@infamousjoeg

@AndrewCopeland

Contributions

Pull Requests are currently being accepted. Please read and follow the guidelines laid out in [CONTRIBUTING.md]().

License

Apache 2.0