Python-native framework infrastructure for post-2020 module conversion #50
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Description
Establishes Python conversion framework per "Round 4: must python" requirement. Implements core libraries, tooling, and strategy to convert post-2020 modules (542 identified) to Python while preserving pre-2020 modules (2,015) as Ruby legacy.
Framework Libraries
lib/msf/http_client.py- HTTP client with SSL/TLS 1.2+, session pooling, URI normalizationlib/rex/socket_wrapper.py- TCP/UDP wrappers with secure TLS enforcement, context managersModule Template
modules/exploits/multi/http/generic_rce_example_2024.py- Complete Python exploit structure demonstrating vulnerability checks, exploitation, error handlingAutomation Tools
tools/legacy_module_migrator.py- Analyzes 2,588 exploits, categorizes by disclosure date, generates migration scriptstools/ruby_to_python_converter.py- Extracts metadata from Ruby modules, generates Python templates with proper structureDocumentation
PYTHON_CONVERSION_STRATEGY.md- Conversion patterns (pack/unpack→struct, symbols→strings), module structure, timeline-based approachmodules_legacy/README.md- Legacy preservation strategy, compatibility layerSECURITY_SUMMARY.md- CodeQL analysis results, TLS 1.2 enforcement rationaleSecurity
TLS 1.0/1.1 explicitly blocked via
context.minimum_version = ssl.TLSVersion.TLSv1_2in socket wrapper. CodeQL alert documented as false positive (static analysis doesn't track runtime version enforcement).Verification
python3 -c "from lib.msf.http_client import HTTPClient; print('OK')"python3 tools/legacy_module_migrator.py -t exploits -spython3 tools/ruby_to_python_converter.py modules/exploits/multi/sap/cve_2020_6207_solman_rs.rb -o /tmp/test.pypython3 -m py_compile lib/msf/http_client.py lib/rex/socket_wrapper.pyPYTHON_CONVERSION_STRATEGY.mdsections on module structure and conversion patternsOriginal prompt
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