We added a new attribute `uris` which allows a list of URI.

[PaulSec]

uri and uris can't be specified at the same time.

One example configuration file is as follow:

  - uris: ["/db.sql", "/db.sql.gz", "/db.sqlite", "/db.sqlite.gz", "/db.sqlite3", "/db.sqlite3.gz", "/data.sql", "/data.sql.gz", "/users.sql", "/users.sql.gz", "/dump.sql", "/dump.sql.gz", "/mysqldump.sql", "/mysqldump.sql.gz", "/backup.sql", "/backup.sql.gz", "/db.backup", "/db.backup.gz", "/database.sql", "/database.sql.gz", "/db-data.sql", "/db-data.sql.gz", "/db_test.sql", "/db_test.sql.gz", "/db-test.sql", "/db-test.sql.gz"]
    checks:
      - name: Database file
        status_code: 200
        remediation: Delete this file
        description: Verifies a database dump is accessible.
        severity: "High"

And we tried it using:

./gochopchop scan -u http://127.0.0.1:3000 --timeout 1 --csv --csv-file boo.csv -c policy.yml

Closes #2

[PaulSec]

cc @isontheline @JulienPalard @smolveau :-)

[JulienPalard]

I'm happy this is done \o/

I'm however useless at reviewing the code, I'm still on the bri^WPython side of life ;)

But I tested it with:

  - uris: ["/db.sql", "/db.sql.gz", "/db.sqlite", "/db.sqlite.gz", "/db.sqlite3", "/db.sqlite3.gz", "/data.sql", "/data.sql.gz", "/users.sql", "/users.sql.gz", "/dump.sql", "/dump.sql.gz", "/mysqldump.sql", "/mysqldump.sql.gz", "/backup.sql", "/backup.sql.gz", "/db.backup", "/db.backup.gz", "/database.sql", "/database.sql.gz", "/db-data.sql", "/db-data.sql.gz", "/db_test.sql", "/db_test.sql.gz", "/db-test.sql", "/db-test.sql.gz"]
    checks:
    - name: Database file
      status_code: 200
      remediation: Delete this file
      description: Verifies a database dump is accessible.
      severity: "High"

and it works like a charm.

At the same time, I learnt that my Open Off^W^W firewall is greatly configured while testing ChopChop against my personal server, and getting instantly blacklisted... I had to test against another machine :P