Module/Common/Functions.XccdfXml.ps1
# Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. # Licensed under the MIT License. #region Main Function <# .SYNOPSIS Splits the XCCDF of the 2016 STIG into the MS and DC files .DESCRIPTION This function is a pre processor of the raw XCCDF, and only alters the Check content strings so that they can be processed like the rest of the STIG settings. .PARAMETER Path The path to the xccdf file to be processed. .PARAMETER Destination The folder to output the split file contents .EXAMPLE Split-StigXccdf -Path C:\Stig\Windows\U_Windows_Server_2016_STIG_V1R2_Manual-xccdf.xml -Destination C:\Dev .OUTPUTS DC and MS STIG file that is then processed by the ConvertFrom-StigXccdf #> function Split-StigXccdf { [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [string] $Path, [Parameter()] [string] $Destination ) begin { $currentVerbosePreference = $global:VerbosePreference if ($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('Verbose')) { $global:VerbosePreference = 'Continue' } } process { # Get the raw xccdf xml to pull additional details from the root node. [xml] $msStig = Get-Content -Path $Path [xml] $dcStig = $msStig.Clone() # Update the benchmark ID to reflect the STIG content $dcStig.Benchmark.id = $msStig.Benchmark.id -replace '_STIG', '_DC_STIG' $msStig.Benchmark.id = $msStig.Benchmark.id -replace '_STIG', '_MS_STIG' # Remove DC and Core settings from the MS xml Write-Information -MessageData "Removing Domain Controller and Core settings from Member Server STIG" foreach ($group in $msStig.Benchmark.Group) { # Remove DC only settings from the MS xml if ($group.Rule.version -match '\w-DC-\d*') { [void] $msStig.Benchmark.RemoveChild($group) Write-Information -MessageData "Removing $($group.id)" # Continue is used to bypass server core installation check continue } # Remove Core only settings from MS XML if ($group.Rule.check.'check-content' -match "For server core installations,") { [void] $msStig.Benchmark.RemoveChild($group) $group.Rule.check.'check-content' = $group.Rule.check.'check-content' -replace "(?=For server core installations,)(?s)(.*$)" [void] $msStig.Benchmark.AppendChild($group) } } # Remove Core and MS only settings from the DC xml Write-Information -MessageData "Removing Member Server settings from Domain Controller STIG" foreach ($group in $dcStig.Benchmark.Group) { # Remove MS only settings from DC XML if ($group.Rule.version -match '\w-MS-\d*') { [void] $dcStig.Benchmark.RemoveChild($group) Write-Information -MessageData "Removing $($group.id)" # Continue is used to bypass server core installation check continue } # Remove Core only settings from DC XML if ($group.Rule.check.'check-content' -match "For server core installations,") { [void] $dcStig.Benchmark.RemoveChild($group) $group.Rule.check.'check-content' = $group.Rule.check.'check-content' -replace "(?=For server core installations,)(?s)(.*$)" [void] $dcStig.Benchmark.AppendChild($group) } } if ([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($Destination)) { $Destination = Split-Path -Path $Path -Parent } else { $Destination = $Destination.TrimEnd("\") } $filePath = "$Destination\$(Split-Path -Path $Path -Leaf)" $msStig.Save(($filePath -replace '_STIG_', '_MS_STIG_')) $dcStig.Save(($filePath -replace '_STIG_', '_DC_STIG_')) } end { $global:VerbosePreference = $currentVerbosePreference } } #endregion #region Private Functions <# .SYNOPSIS Get-StigRuleList determines what type of STIG setting is being processed and sends it to a specalized function for additional processing. .DESCRIPTION Get-StigRuleList pre-sorts the STIG rules that is recieves and tries to determine what type of object it should create. For example if the check content has the string HKEY, it assumes that the setting is a registry object and sends the check to the registry sub functions to further break down the string into a registry object. .PARAMETER StigGroupList An array of the child STIG Group elements from the parent Benchmark element in the xccdf. .PARAMETER IncludeRawString A flag that returns the unaltered Check-Content with the converted object. .NOTES General notes #> function Get-StigRuleList { [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType([System.Object[]])] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true, ValueFromPipeline = $true)] [psobject] $StigGroupList, [Parameter()] [hashtable] $StigGroupListChangeLog ) begin { [System.Collections.ArrayList] $global:stigSettings = @() [int] $stigGroupCount = @($StigGroupList).Count [int] $stigProcessedCounter = 1 # Global added so that the stig rule can be referenced later. if (-not $exclusionRuleList) { $exclusionFile = Resolve-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot\..\Common\Data.ps1 . $exclusionFile } } process { foreach ($stigRule in $StigGroupList) { # This is to address STIG Rule V-18395 that has multiple rules that are exactly the same under that rule ID. if ($stigRule.Rule.Count -gt 1) { [void]$stigRule.RemoveChild($stigRule.Rule[0]) } Write-Verbose -Message "[$stigProcessedCounter of $stigGroupCount] $($stigRule.id)" foreach ($correction in $StigGroupListChangeLog[$stigRule.Id]) { # If the logfile contains a single * as the OldText, treat it as replacing everything with the newText value. if ($correction.OldText -eq '*') { # Resetting OldText '' to the original check-content so the processed xml includes original check-content. $correction.OldText = $stigRule.rule.Check.('check-content') $stigRule.rule.Check.('check-content') = $correction.newText } else { $stigRule.rule.Check.('check-content') = $stigRule.rule.Check.('check-content').Replace($correction.oldText, $correction.newText) } } if ($exclusionRuleList.Contains(($stigRule.id -split '\.')[0])) { [void] $global:stigSettings.Add(([DocumentRuleConvert]::new($stigRule).AsRule())) } else { $rules = [ConvertFactory]::Rule($stigRule) foreach ($rule in $rules) { <# At this point the original rule could be split into multiple rules and we would not be sure what original text went where. So we simply unwind the changes we made earlier so that any new text we added is removed by reversing the regex match. #> # Trim the unique char from split rules if they exist foreach ($correction in $StigGroupListChangeLog[($rule.Id -split '\.')[0]]) { if ($correction.newText -match "HardCodedRule\(\w*Rule\)") { $rule.RawString = $correction.oldText } else { $rule.RawString = $rule.RawString.Replace($correction.newText, $correction.oldText) } } if ($rule.title -match 'Duplicate') { [void] $global:stigSettings.Add(([DocumentRuleConvert]::ConvertFrom($rule))) } else { [void] $global:stigSettings.Add($rule) } } } $stigProcessedCounter ++ } } end { $global:stigSettings } } <# .SYNOPSIS Creates the file name to create from the xccdf content .PARAMETER StigDetails A reference to the in memory xml document. .NOTES This function should only be called from the public ConvertTo-DscStigXml function. #> function Get-PowerStigFileList { [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType([Hashtable[]])] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [xml] $StigDetails, [Parameter()] [string] $Destination, [Parameter()] [string] $Path ) $id = Split-BenchmarkId -Id $stigDetails.Benchmark.id -FilePath $Path $fileNameBase = "$($id.Technology)-$($id.TechnologyVersion)" # If there is a technology role add it to the output name if ($id.TechnologyRole) { $fileNameBase = $fileNameBase + "-$($id.TechnologyRole)" } $fileNameBase = $fileNameBase + "-$(Get-StigVersionNumber -StigDetails $StigDetails)" if ($Destination) { $Destination = Resolve-Path -Path $Destination } else { $Destination = "$(Split-Path -Path (Split-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot))\StigData\Processed" } Write-Verbose "[$($MyInvocation.MyCommand.Name)] Destination: $Destination" return @{ Settings = [System.IO.FileInfo]::new("$Destination\$fileNameBase.xml") OrgSettings = [System.IO.FileInfo]::new("$Destination\$fileNameBase.org.default.xml") } } <# .SYNOPSIS Splits the Xccdf benchmark ID into an object. .PARAMETER Id The Id field from the Xccdf benchmark. .PARAMETER FilePath Specifies the file path to the xccdf. Used to determine technology role in SQL STIGs #> function Split-BenchmarkId { [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType([Hashtable[]])] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [string] $Id, [Parameter()] [string] $FilePath ) # Different STIG's present the Id field in a different format. $idVariations = @( '(_+)STIG', '(_+)Security_Technical_Implementation_Guide_NewBenchmark', '(_+)Security_Technical_Implementation_Guide' ) $sqlServerVariations = @( 'Microsoft_SQL_Server', 'MS_SQL_Server' ) $sqlServerInstanceVariations = @( 'Database_Instance' ) $windowsVariations = @( 'Microsoft_Windows', 'Windows_Server', 'Windows' ) $dnsServerVariations = @( 'Server_Domain_Name_System', 'Domain_Name_System' ) $activeDirectoryVariations = @( 'Active_Directory' ) $OfficeVariations = @( 'Excel', 'Outlook', 'PowerPoint', 'Word', 'System' ) $id = $id -replace ($idVariations -join '|'), '' switch ($id) { {$PSItem -match "SQL_Server"} { # The metadata does not differentiate between the database and instance STIG so we have to get that from the file name. $sqlRole = Get-SqlTechnologyRole -Path $FilePath $returnId = $id -replace ($sqlServerVariations -join '|'), 'SqlServer' # SQL 2012 Instance 1.17 has a different format which requires this line, can be removed when this STIG is no longer in archive $returnId = $returnId -replace "_Database_Instance" + "" $returnId = '{0}_{1}' -f $returnId, $sqlRole continue } {$PSItem -match "_Firewall"} { $returnId = 'WindowsFirewall_All' continue } {$PSItem -match "Windows_Defender_Antivirus"} { $returnId = 'WindowsDefender_All' continue } {$PSItem -match "IIS_8-5_Server"} { $returnId = 'IISServer_8.5' continue } {$PSItem -match "IIS_8-5_Site"} { $returnId = 'IISSite_8.5' continue } {$PSItem -match "Domain_Name_System"} { # The Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2 STIGs are combined, so return the 2012R2 $id = $id -replace '_2012_', '_2012R2_' $dnsStig = $id -split '_' $returnId = '{0}_{1}' -f 'WindowsDnsServer', $dnsStig[2] continue } {$PSItem -match "Windows_10"} { $returnId = $id -Replace "Windows", 'WindowsClient' continue } {$PSItem -match 'JRE_8'} { $returnId = 'OracleJRE_8' continue } {$PSItem -match "Windows"} { # The Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2 STIGs are combined, so return the 2012R2 $id = $id -replace '_2012_', '_2012R2_' $returnId = $id -replace ($windowsVariations -join '|'), 'WindowsServer' continue } {$PSItem -match "Active_Directory"} { $role = ($id -split '_')[-1] $returnId = "ActiveDirectory_All_$role" continue } {$PSItem -match "IE_"} { $returnId = "InternetExplorer_11" continue } {$PSItem -match 'FireFox'} { $returnId = "FireFox_All" continue } {$PSItem -match 'Excel|Outlook|PowerPoint|Word|System'} { $officeStig = ($id -split '_') if($PSItem -match 'System') { $officeStig = $officeStig[2], $officeStig[3] -join "" $returnId = '{0}_{1}' -f 'Office', $officeStig } else { $officeStig = $officeStig[1], $officeStig[2] -join "" $returnId = '{0}_{1}' -f 'Office', $officeStig } continue } {$PSItem -match 'Dot_Net'} { $returnId = 'DotNetFramework_4' continue } {$PSItem -match 'Adobe_Acrobat_Reader'} { $returnId = 'Adobe_AcrobatReader' continue } {$PSItem -match 'McAfee_VirusScan'} { $returnId = 'McAfee_8.8_VirusScan' continue } default { $returnId = $id } } $returnId = $returnId -Split '_' return @{ 'Technology' = $returnId[0] 'TechnologyVersion' = $returnId[1] 'TechnologyRole' = $returnId[2] } } <# .SYNOPSIS Retrieves the SQL Server technology role from the file name of the xccdf. #> function Get-SqlTechnologyRole { [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType([string])] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [AllowEmptyString()] [string] $Path ) $split = $Path -split '_' $stigIndex = $split.IndexOf('STIG') $sqlRole = $split[$stigIndex -1] return $sqlRole } <# .SYNOPSIS Creates a version number from the xccdf benchmark element details. .PARAMETER stigDetails A reference to the in memory xml document. .NOTES This function should only be called from the public ConvertTo-DscStigXml function. #> function Get-StigVersionNumber { [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType([version])] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [xml] $StigDetails ) # Extract the revision number from the xccdf $revision = ( $StigDetails.Benchmark.'plain-text'.'#text' ` -split "(Release:)(.*?)(Benchmark)" )[2].trim() "$($StigDetails.Benchmark.version).$revision" } #endregion |