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"""
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This software is also available under ImunifyAV commercial license,
see <https://www.imunify360.com/legal/eula>

Migrate scan/cleanup/restore history from revisium extension for Plesk"""

import hashlib
import json
import itertools
import logging
import os
from abc import abstractmethod
from collections import defaultdict
from dataclasses import dataclass
from glob import iglob
from pathlib import Path
from uuid import uuid4

from defence360agent.utils import file_hash_and_size
from imav.malwarelib.cleanup.storage import CleanupStorage
from imav.migration_utils.revisium import (
    find_revisium_db,
    get_domain_docroot,
    get_revisium_db,
    get_vhosts_dir,
)
from imav.migration_utils.other import batched, get_owner, skip_for_im360

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

class db:
    MalwareScan = None
    MalwareHit = None
    MalwareHistory = None

@classmethod
    def init(cls, migrator):
        cls.MalwareScan = migrator.orm["malware_scans"]
        cls.MalwareHit = migrator.orm["malware_hits"]
        cls.MalwareHistory = migrator.orm["malware_history"]

@classmethod
    def insert_many(cls, model, data):
        for batch in batched(data, n=1000):
            model.insert_many(list(batch)).execute()

@dataclass(eq=False)
class Hit:
    path: Path
    signature: str
    hash: str = None
    size: int = None

def __hash__(self):
        return hash(self.path)

def __eq__(self, other):
        return self.path == other.path

def get_report(report_path: Path) -> dict:
    try:
        with report_path.open() as f:
            return json.load(f)
    except Exception as exc:
        logger.error("Can't get report %s due to %s", report_path, exc)
    return {}

class Report:
    REPORT_FILE = None
    TASK = None

def __init__(self, report_dir: Path, owner: str, timestamp: int):
        self.path = report_dir / self.REPORT_FILE
        self.default_owner = owner
        self.common_history_info = {
            "resource_type": "file",
            "cause": "on-demand",
            "initiator": "root",
            "ctime": timestamp,
        }  # we cannot determine who or how the scan was started

@property
    def row_data(self):
        return get_report(self.path)

@abstractmethod
    def update_history(self):
        pass

class Scan(Report):
    REPORT_FILE = "result_scan.ser"
    TASK = "scan"

def update_history(self, hits: dict):
        for section, malicious in self.row_data["data"].items():
            if section == "vulners":  # ignore suspicious hits
                continue
            for data in malicious:
                hit = Hit(
                    path=Path(data["fn"]),
                    signature=data["sn"],
                    hash=data["sha256"],
                    size=data["sz"],
                )
                hits[hit].append(
                    {
                        "path": str(hit.path),
                        "event": "found",
                        "file_owner": (
                            get_owner(hit.path) or self.default_owner
                        ),
                        "file_user": get_owner(hit.path) or self.default_owner,
                        **self.common_history_info,
                    }
                )

class Cure(Report):
    REPORT_FILE = "result_cure.ser"
    TASK = "cure"

def _get_status(self, status_code):
        return {
            1: "failed_to_cleanup",  # unknown
            2: "cleanup_done",
            3: "cleanup_removed",
            4: "failed_to_cleanup",  # too big
            5: "failed_to_cleanup",  # failed to read
            6: "failed_to_cleanup",  # failed to write
        }.get(status_code)

def update_history(self, hits):
        for file, data in self.row_data["data"].items():
            hit = Hit(path=Path(file), signature=data["sig"])
            hits[hit].append(
                {
                    "path": file,
                    "event": self._get_status(data["status"]),
                    "file_owner": get_owner(hit.path) or self.default_owner,
                    "file_user": get_owner(hit.path) or self.default_owner,
                    **self.common_history_info,
                }
            )

class Undo(Cure):
    TASK = "undo"

def _get_status(self, *args, **kwargs):
        return "restore_original"

def save_history(hits: dict):
    data = itertools.chain.from_iterable(hits.values())
    db.insert_many(db.MalwareHistory, data)

def save_hits(scan, hits: dict):
    db_hits = []
    for hit, history in hits.items():
        if hit.path.exists():
            orig_file = CleanupStorage.path / CleanupStorage.storage_name(
                hit.path
            )
            if orig_file.exists():
                hit.hash, hit.size = file_hash_and_size(
                    str(orig_file), hashlib.sha256
                )
            if hit.hash is None or hit.size is None:  # skip if not enough data
                continue
            last_change = sorted(history, key=lambda r: r["ctime"])[-1]
            db_hits.append(
                {
                    "scanid": scan.scanid,
                    "user": get_owner(hit.path),
                    "orig_file": str(hit.path),
                    "type": hit.signature,
                    "malicious": True,
                    "hash": hit.hash,
                    "size": hit.size,
                    "status": (
                        "found"
                        if last_change["event"] == "restore_original"
                        else last_change["event"]
                    ),
                }
            )
    db.insert_many(db.MalwareHit, db_hits)

def get_extra_scan_data(domain_id: str):
    # some data is stored in a separate SQLITE db
    db = get_revisium_db()
    cursor = db.execute_sql(
        "SELECT last_scan_cnt_files, error_code FROM pool WHERE domain_id = ?",
        (int(domain_id),),
    )
    db_data = cursor.fetchone()
    return {"total_resources": db_data[0], "error": db_data[1]}

def create_malware_scan(scan_path: str, scan_result: dict):
    scan_stats = scan_result["stats"]
    return db.MalwareScan.create(
        scanid=uuid4().hex,
        started=int(scan_stats["end_time"] - scan_stats["exec_time"]),
        completed=scan_stats["end_time"],
        type="on-demand",
        total_resources=scan_result["total_resources"],
        path=scan_path,
        error=scan_result["error"],
        total_malicious=scan_result["cnt_cureable"],
        resource_type="file",
    )

def process_domain_scan_results(domain_results_path: Path):
    _, domain_id = domain_results_path.name.split(".revisium")
    scan_path = get_domain_docroot(domain_id)
    owner = Path(scan_path).owner()
    tasks = get_report(domain_results_path / "task.result")
    # undo operation doesn't have its own report,
    # so we rely on cure report only. If cure operation occurred after undo
    # we cannot determine exactly which files were recovered
    if {Cure.TASK, Undo.TASK} <= tasks.keys() and (
        tasks[Undo.TASK]["stats"]["end_time"]
        < tasks[Cure.TASK]["stats"]["end_time"]
    ):
        tasks.pop(Undo.TASK)
    # create a new MalwareScan instance for each scanned docroot
    scan = create_malware_scan(
        scan_path=scan_path,
        scan_result={**tasks["scan"], **get_extra_scan_data(domain_id)},
    )
    # store operations history for the current domain
    hits = defaultdict(list)
    for report in [Scan, Cure, Undo]:
        if report.TASK in tasks:
            report(
                report_dir=domain_results_path,
                owner=owner,
                timestamp=tasks[report.TASK]["stats"]["end_time"],
            ).update_history(hits)
    save_history(hits)
    save_hits(scan, hits)

@skip_for_im360
def migrate(migrator, database, fake=False, **kwargs):
    if fake or not find_revisium_db():
        return
    db.init(migrator)  # use the same connection to store results
    scan_results_dir_pattern = os.path.join(
        get_vhosts_dir(),
        "*/.revisium_antivirus_cache/.revisium*",
    )
    for domain_results_path in iglob(scan_results_dir_pattern):
        try:
            process_domain_scan_results(Path(domain_results_path))
        except Exception as exc:
            logger.exception(
                "Can't process revisium reports in %s due to %s",
                domain_results_path,
                exc,
            )

@skip_for_im360
def rollback(migrator, database, fake=False, **kwargs):
    pass

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