node-moloch

Moloch is an extremely powerfull open-source packet sniffer (see https://github.com/aol/moloch ) node-moloch is a simple Node.js Moloch client which gives you the ability to query your Moloch server easily and fetch security-related information.

About

• Created By Tom Goldberg

Supported functionalities:

node-moloch is currently supporting the following actions:

Method	Description	Input	Successful Output
getOutGoingConnectionsForIP()	Gets all of the outgoing connections for this particular IP address	IP address (string)	An array of IP's followed by ports
getIncomingConnectionsForIP()	Gets all of the incoming connections to this particular IP address	IP address (string)	An array of IP's followed by ports
getConnectionsByProtocol()	Gets a list of all connections for a specific protocol	smb,http,https,ldap,udp,tcp,dns,tls,etc..	an array containaing the relevant connections
getOutotgoingConnectionsToCountry()	Given a country , rerieves a list of IP addresses communicating with server hosted on hits country	CountryCode ('IL','US','IE' ,etc...	an array containaing the relevant connections

Important Note :

all of the queries go 24 hours back by default . If you wish to query for less/more time , just add the number of hours that you want to query as a second (optional) parameter to every action. For example: getOutGoingConnectionsForIP('192.168.3.2','96') will search for outgoing connections made by 192.168.3.2 in the last 96 hours.

How To

1. cd in to your project folder and npm install this reposotory

npm install --save node-moloch

1. require the node-moloch repo.

var Moloch=require('node-moloch')

3.Set the connection

var molochClient = new moloch({
    ip: '10.1.2.21',
    userName: 'Duke',
    password: 'Nukem'
})

4.Use the module. For complete and detailed set of examples , see the examples.js file.

molochClient.getOutGoingConnectionsForIP('10.1.43.39')
    .then((res) => {
        console.log(res)
    })
    .then(() => {
        molochClient.getIncomingConnectionsForIP('10.1.43.39').then((res) => {
            console.log(res)
        })
    })