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#! /usr/bin/python3
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import smtplib
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import sys
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smtpd = smtplib.SMTP("mail.lanl.gov")
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template = open("netre-email.txt").read()
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assert 'RCPT' in template
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assert 'TOKEN' in template
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for line in open("netarch-tokens.txt"):
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email, token = line.strip().split()
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print(email)
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msg = template.replace("RCPT", email).replace("TOKEN", token)
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smtpd.sendmail("neale@lanl.gov", [email], msg)
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#print(msg)
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From: Neale Pickett <neale@lanl.gov>
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To: RCPT
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Subject: Tracer FIRE: Network Archaeology Information
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Welcome to the Network Archaeology course!
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Your token is: TOKEN. Please write this down, but protect it as
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though it were a password.
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Summary
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--------
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* 8-11 AM and 1-4 PM (US/Mountain), Mon Feb 4 - Tue Feb 5
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* Get started at http://tf5.lanl.gov/netarch.html
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* Work at your own pace, using tutorial videos on YouTube
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* Connect to irc://irc.oftc.net/netarch for Q/A
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* Use you token (TOKEN) to ask questions and check lab answers
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IRC is going to be the biggest challenge for some participants. We urge
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you to connect to IRC and test the channel moderation bot before Monday,
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since we won't be able to help you get connected during the course.
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What to Expect
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------------
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Network Archaeology is a self-paced course, consisting of tutorial
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labs and video tutorials on YouTube. Instructors are available on IRC
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(Internet Relay Chat) to answer questions and provide help as you work
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through the labs at your own speed.
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When the course begins Monday morning at 8:00AM US/Mountain, log on to
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IRC, then check the web page at http://tf5.lanl.gov/netarch.html for links
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to the lab server, an introductory video, and tutorial videos on YouTube.
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After the first 8 labs, we expect you to figure out on your own
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how to approach and solve problems. We will update the page at
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http://tf5.lanl.gov/netarch.html with links to more tutorial videos to
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keep you from getting stuck, though.
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You will see questions and answers in the IRC channel. When you have
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a question of your own, message the moderator from your IRC client:
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/msg netarch-moderator TOKEN What does = mean in base64?
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Course requirements
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----------------
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You need:
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* A laptop with Linux or MacOS (Linux preferred, inside a VM is fine)
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* Wireshark
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* tcpdump
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* tcpflow
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* gcc and make
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* python3
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* A plain text or code editor, such as gedit
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* An IRC client such as xchat or pidgin
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Please have all your software installed and ready to go when the course
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begins. We will not be available to help with software installation.
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Connecting to IRC
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IRC is the technology used by NNSA's Tracer group for collaborative
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incident response, and it will soon be used by DOE's NSM group as well.
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If you have never used IRC before, we urge you to test it out before
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Monday. Neither Patrick nor Neale will be available to provide assistance
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connecting to IRC after the course begins: please familiarize yourself
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with IRC before Monday.
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If you are on LANL's collab IRC server, you may join channel #tf5 right
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now; I am in the channel and would be happy to chat with you. The collab
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channel is unmoderated, you may ask questions right in the channel.
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You can skip the rest of the IRC sections.
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If you are not on LANL's collab IRC server, or don't know what that means,
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you need to connect to the moderated channel on OFTC. You may install
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any IRC client you like--I use xchat--and tell it to connect to the OFTC
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network (irc.oftc.net).
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If you can't connect to IRC with an installed client, you may have better
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luck with the web-based Mibbit (http://www.mibbit.com/). Remember to
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select the OFTC network, and to put # in front of channel names.
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IRC Channels
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There are two OFTC channel for the course: #tf5 and #netarch.
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#tf5 is an unmoderated channel for all Tracer FIRE 5 participants.
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You may be able to get help from other people (not the instructors)
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in #tf5. You don't have to join #tf5, though: it's optional.
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#netarch is the course channel, and is moderated. Questions must be
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sent to netarch-moderator, with your token. For example:
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/msg netarch-moderator TOKEN How do I start a Python shell?
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netarch-moderator will reply saying it has put your question in the queue,
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and it will send your question to #netarch when the instructors are ready.
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If you provide an invalid token, or don't provide a token at all, the
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moderator will not respond.
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Testing your IRC connection
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----------------------
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I implore you to connect to IRC right now, join #netarch, and make sure
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you understand how to send messages to the moderator. You can verify
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that the moderator sees your token by typing:
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/msg netarch-moderator TOKEN test
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Where to go for technical support
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Due to the number of participants we have this year, we will not be able
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to provide any technical support outside of helping you work through labs.
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There will be people in the #tf5 IRC channel who may be willing to assist
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you if you ask nicely.
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For this reason, it is very important that you have figured out how to
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connect to IRC before Monday. There are many resources on the Internet
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to help you with this.
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A few of you will be unable to connect to IRC, even after going over
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the instructions in this email carefully. I apologize in advance for
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being unable to help you get connected during the course.
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About your Instructors
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Neale Pickett, Los Alamos National Laboratory
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Neale created the network archaeology toolkit for python, and is
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the principal organizer of Tracer FIRE. He has been involved in
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several high-profile incident response efforts across DOE/NNSA
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since 2005, and has been teaching this course since 2010.
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Patrick Avery, Pantex Plant
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Patrick, a former and current student of Neale, is one of the
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biggest advertisers of the network archaology toolkit -- singing
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its glory from the mountaintops. He has been involved in several
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high-profile incident response efforts across DOE/NNSA since
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2009 and has been assisting with this course since 2011.
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The Tracer FIRE Registration and Moderation Fairies
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The Tracer FIRE Fairies are new in 2013. The Registration Fairy
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is sorry for sending so many emails, and the Moderation Fairy is
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sorry you lost your token (which is TOKEN).
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