Docker Security Playground : A Microservices-Based Framework For The Study Of Network Security & Penetration Test Techniques

Docker Security Playground is an application that allows you to:

• Create network and network security scenarios, in order to understand network protocols,
  rules, and security issues by installing DSP in your PC.
• Learn penetration testing techniques by simulating vulnerability labs scenarios
• Manage a set of docker-compose project . Main goal of DSP is to learn in penetration testing and network security, but its flexibility allows you the creation, graphic editing and managment run / stop of all your docker-compose labs. For more information look at the Labs Managment page.

DSP Features

• Graphic Editor of docker-compose
• Docker Image Management
• GIT Integration
• DSP Repository with a set of network security scenarios

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How can I share my labs with the world ?

During the installation you can create a local environment that has not link with git, or you can associate a personal repository the the application. This is very useful if you want to share your work with other people.

DSP Repository must have several requirements, so I have created a base DSP Repo Template that you can use to create your personal repository.
So, the easiest way to share labs is the following:

• Fork the DSP_Repo project: https://github.com/giper45/DSP_Repo.git
• During the installation set github directory param to your forked repository.
• Now create your labs and share it!

It is important that all images that you use should be available to other users, so:

• You can publish on docker hub so other users can pull your images in order to use your labs.
• You can provide dockerfiles inside the .docker-images directory, so users can use build.sh to build your images and use your repo.

If you need a “private way” to share labs you should share the repository in other ways, at current time there is no support to share private repositories.

In DSP you can manage multiple user repositories (Repositories tab)

Prerequisites

• Nodejs (v 7 or later)
• git
• docker
• docker-compose
• compiler tools (g++, c, c++)

Installation

Install prerequisites and run:

npm install

Troubleshooting during installation

If you have error regarding node-pty module, try to:

• Install build-essentials : (In Ubuntu: apt install -y build-essentials)
• Use nodejs LTS (note-pty has some isseus, as shown here

Update the application:

When you update the application it is important to update the npm packages (The application uses mydockerjs, a npm docker API that I am developing during DSP development: https://www.npmjs.com/package/mydockerjs)

npm run update

Start

Run

npm start

To start the application. This will launch a server listening on 8080 (or another if you set have setted ENV variable in index.js file) port of your localhost.

Go to you favourite browser and digit localhost:8080. You’ll be redirected on installation page, set parameters and click install.

Documentation

For documentation about DSP usage go to Wiki page:

• Main Page: http://gitlab.comics.unina.it/NS-Thesis/DockerSecurityPlayground_1/wikis/home
• User Guidehttp://gitlab.comics.unina.it/NS-Thesis/DockerSecurityPlayground_1/wikis/user_guide
• Docker Wrapper Image: http://gitlab.comics.unina.it/NS-Thesis/DockerSecurityPlayground_1/wikis/dsp_wrapper_image

It is a little outdated, I will update it as possible !

Docker Wrapper Image

DSP implements a label convention called DockerWrapperImage that allows you to create images that expose action to execute when a lab is running. Look at the doc

Error Debug

MacOS ECONNRESET error:

events.js:183
throw er; // Unhandled ‘error’ event
^
Error: read ECONNRESET
at _errnoException (util.js:992:11)
at TCP.onread (net.js:618:25)

On Mac it seems that there is some problem with some node package, so in order to solve this run:

MacBook-Pro:DockerSecurityPlayground gaetanoperrone$ npm install ws@3.3.2 –save-dev –save-exact

Other info here: http://gitlab.comics.unina.it/NS-Thesis/DockerSecurityPlayground_1/wikis/docker-operation-errors

• Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
• Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
• Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
• Submit a pull request, we’ll check