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Additional improvements to PDFInfo service #103

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@wootski wootski commented Apr 2, 2015

This pull request includes a number of proposed changes from pull request #94.

Key features:

  • PDFid output is now sorted by item count.
  • Improvements to the detection of files being stored within PDF streams.
  • Addition of JavaScript helper functions.
  • Identify embedded PDF documents i.e. PDF documents that are concatenated together.
  • PDF Detection techniques:
    • Use of PDFid results to identify interesting details: pdf encryption, javascript etc.
    • Identify features in JavaScript content using string matching.

Comments:

  • JavaScript detection strings were developed from the analysis of all PDF samples available on ContagioDump.

wootski added 10 commits March 27, 2015 11:55
- Added imports for adding child objects
- re-order existing imports to look nicer
- Prompt user to submit suspicious PDF child objects.
- Testing code included for submitting child objects of interest
- Improvements to identifying object content type.
- Items now sorted by count.
- Notify user of JavaScript, encryption and open actions
- Look for uneven counts of obj and endobj
- JS minimization
- JS formatting using the jsbeautifier library
- PEP8 changes
- Locate embedded PDF documents
- Detect PDF strings of interest
- Submit child files based on JS/file header detection
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