The cisa-alerts.py script has been renamed to kev-catalog.py and been published to GitHub today. Just download, setup and run the script.
$ git clone https://github.com/myseq/kev-catalog
$ cd kev-catalog/
$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt
$ python3 kev-catalog.py -v
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| kev-catalog.py |
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| cisa-alerts.py |
Update on 'cisa-alerts.py'.
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| cisa-alerts.py -e 2017-0143 |
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| cisa-alerts.py -s keep |
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| cisa-alerts.py -l 4 -i 6 |
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This is easy way to display images on a terminal using Python. The module is called climage and has the following features:
Installation
$ pip install climage
Usage (in Python)
convert(filename, is_unicode=False, is_truecolor=False, is_256color=True, is_16color=False, is_8color=False, width=80, palette=”default”)
Parameters:
filename : Name of image file.
is_unicode : If true, conversion is done in unicode format, otherwise ASCII characters will be used.
is_truecolor : Whether to use RGB colors in generation, if supported by terminal. Defaults False.
is_256color : Whether to use 256 colors encoding. Defaults True.
is_16color : Whether to use 16 colors encoding. Defaults False.
is_8color : Whether to use first 8 System colors. Defaults False.
width : Number of blocks of console to be used. Defaults to 80.
palette : Sets mapping of RGB colors scheme to system colors. Options are : [“default”, “xterm”, “linuxconsole”, “solarized”, “rxvt”, “tango”, “gruvbox”, “gruvboxdark”]. Default is “default”.
to_file(infile, outfile, is_unicode=False, is_truecolor=False, is_256color=True, is_16color=False, is_8color=False, width=80, palette=”default”)
Parameters:
infile : The name/path of image file.
outfile : File in which to store ANSI encoded string.
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This is easy way to create and show the progress bar in terminal using Python. This is useful for installation or loading a page. The module is called tqdm and it eases your mind with a small progress bar to show an estimation of a process.
Installation
$ pip install tqdm
Usage (in Python)
A simple example for testing
from tqdm import tqdm
for i in tqdm(range(int(9e6))):
pass
Use a parameter to specify the description of progress bar.
from tqdm import tqdm
from time import sleep
for i in tqdm(range(0, 100), desc ="Loading"):
sleep(.1)
To specify the total number of expected iterations.
from tqdm import tqdm
from time import sleep
for i in tqdm(range(0, 100), total = 500,desc ="Loading"):
sleep(.1)
To specify the entire width.
from tqdm import tqdm
from time import sleep
for i in tqdm(range(0, 100), ncols = 100,desc ="Loading"):
sleep(.1)
To specify the minimum progress display update (default is 0.1 seconds).
from tqdm import tqdm
from time import sleep
for i in tqdm(range(0, 100), mininterval = 3, desc ="Loading"):
sleep(.1)
To fill the progress bar with ASCII characters.
from tqdm import tqdm
from time import sleep
for i in tqdm(range(0, 100), ascii ="123456789$"):
sleep(.1)
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| cisa-alerts.py |
With the update of the cisa-alerts script today, it can now show the details of what's new in CISA's Known Exploited vulnerabilites JSON file.
There are 7 newly added Known Exploited vulnerabilities, and 1 of them is for Microsoft Windows User Profile Service Privilege Escalation Vulnerability (cve-2021-34484).
All the 7 vulnerabilities need to be patched by Apr 21, 2022 (20 days for remediation).
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