Project Purpose: This project is a tool suite written in PowerShell to help System Administrators and Information Assurance Officers with any DOD RMF and Information Assurance (IA) related processes. This suite is able to convert scan results into Plans of Actions and Milestones (POAMs), archive event logs, compare package hardware lists to actual hardware lists, check the status of Information Assurance Vulnerability Management items (IAVMs), execute Security Technical Implementation Guidelines (STIGs), convert benchmark STIGs to Group Policy Objects and many other IA related actions.

Major Technologies Employed: This tool suite is programmed in PowerShell, which is derived from the Dot Net Framework. It can execute on any windows based system that has PowerShell V2 installed. It utilizes a GNU Public License (GPL) library for many of its internal Object Oriented functions.

Related DoD Programs/Systems: There are no other Programs of record or identifiable systems that are related to this tool suite.

Participation Plans: Members of this project should have a deep developmental background utilizing Dot Net (preferably C#) and knowledge of the way PowerShell operates. Members must also have knowledge of common System Administrator tasks.

The suite is available online at: https://software.forge.mil/sf/projects/diacap_tools

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The scripts come as a suite, so just unzip them anywhere you would like. Once that is done, you'll need to let PowerShell know it can execute scripts. You can do that by opening PowerShell as an admin, and running the following command:

PS C:>set-executionpolicy unrestricted

It should prompt you for confirmation. Just enter Y and hit enter. Once that is done, you should have full access to the scripts. Most of them can be run either via command line parameters are with the built in user interface. There is also a setup.bat file in the root directory that will accomplish the same. Most of the scripts require the PowerShell console to be run as an administrator and Microsoft Office needs to be installed for export purposes.

Below is a quick rundown of the scripts and what they do. I'm assuming you unzipped to 'C:\Scripts' so that is the path you'll see. Most of the scripts will accept the following command line parameters, or the GUI can be used if these are not provided. Executing the script by just calling its name (.\scriptName.ps1) will use the GUI.

hostCsvPath - the path to a csv file that contains hostnames, if available. computers - a comma separated string of hostnames OU - a string specifying an Active Directory OU container for the hosts that need to be processed.

.\acheievement.ps1

.\applyPolicies.ps1 This is a script that will attempt to apply machine and user policies without the user logging on. This will push multiple SCAP, GPO or Registry.pol settings to all profiles on a system and the machine profile.

Parameters: hostCsvPath - The path the a CSV File containing hosts computers - A comma separated list of hostnames OU - An Organizational Unit in Active Directory to pull host names from userGpoPath - A path to a GPO to pull user settings from machineGpoPath - A path to a GPO to pull machine settings from userGpo - A domain GPO to pull user settings from machineGpo - A domain GPO to pull machine settings from xccdfPath - A path to a SCAP Xccdf file to pull user and machine settings from. ovalPath - A path to a SCAP Oval file to pull user and machine settings from. profile - The profile within the SCAP file to use manualExec - Whether of not to auto-execute force -

Example: .\ApplyPolicies.ps1 This will present the user with a gui to choose the hosts and policies to apply.

.\archiveEventlogs.ps1

.\cleanScapFolder.ps1 This is a script that will clean up dead entries in a scap results folder

Parameters: scanPath - The path to the root SCC Results folder removeOld - If present, the out-dated scan results will be deleted. manualExec - Whether of not to auto-execute

Example: .\cleanScapFolder.ps1 -scanPath "c:\scc\results\scap" This example will clean the designated path

.\cleanUsbHistory.ps1 This script will clean up the history of usb devices connected to a selected machine

Parameters: hostCsvPath - The path the a CSV File containing hosts computers - A comma separated list of hostnames OU - An Organizational Unit in Active Directory to pull host names from test - If present, the script will only display what it would have deleted reboot - If present, the system will be rebooted after the updates are made.

.\console.ps1 [Incomplete script!] This is a template for new scripts

Parameters: computerName - port - username - password -

Example: .\template.ps1 This will bring up the new script

.\fileVerification.ps1 This script will generate hashes for submitted folder paths to determine if the files have changed.

Parameters: CheckFolder - Folder which needs to be scanned for file changes KnownGoodFolder - Optional path to compare a folder against with known good files HashAlgorithm - Hashing algorithm to use to compare files. SHA-1 is the only option on a FIPS compliant system reportScans - The number of previous scan results to include in the HTML report output. Defaults to 10 ignore - Files extensions to ignore executables - Only scan executables (*.exe, *.bat, *.com, *.cmd, and *.dll) Recurse - Causes the script to check all subfolders of the given folders. Update - The script will automatically correct any mismatches or missing files it finds (use with caution) RemoveExtras - The script will remove any extra files found in the CheckFolder CopyBackExtras - The script will copy any extra files found in the CheckFolder location back to the KnownGoodFolder location

Example: .\fileVerification.ps1 -checkFolder "c:\testFolder" -knownGoodFolder "c:\good" -recurse This will compare two folders and generate an xml report

.\findDormantAccounts.ps1 This script will search for and display accounts that have not been logged in for a selected number of days. This script searches for both local and active directory accounts

Parameters: hostCsvPath - The path the a CSV File containing hosts computers - A comma separated list of hostnames OU - An Organizational Unit in Active Directory to pull host names from age - The age that determines an account is dormant userOU - An Organization Unit in Active Driectory to pull users from

.\fixDotNet.ps1 This is a script will attempt to fix issues with dot net and certificate issues which prevent windows udpate from installing updates.

Parameters: hostCsvPath - The path the a CSV File containing hosts computers - A comma separated list of hostnames OU - An Organizational Unit in Active Directory to pull host names from stig - Whether to set the computer to a STIG approved setting or a known good setting

.\genHelp.ps1 This script generates a document with the help information for all the scripts in the suite.

Example: .\genHelp.ps1 This will create a readme.txt file in the docs folder of the suite and will create the html based api documentation

.\hwSwLists.ps1 This is a script that will pull the hardware and software lists for a list of computers

Parameters: hostCsvPath - The path the a CSV File containing hosts computers - A comma separated list of hostnames OU - An Organizational Unit in Active Directory to pull host names from manualExec - Whether of not to auto-execute

.\iavmStatus.ps1 This is a script that will scan computers and determine the status of an IAVM (KB HotFix). It can accept a single or multiple hosts via AD calls, CSV files and command line parameters

Parameters: hostCsvPath - The path the a CSV File containing hosts computers - A comma separated list of hostnames OU - An Organizational Unit in Active Directory to pull host names from IAVM - The KB###### to be scanned for

Example: .\iavmStatus.ps1 -computers "ws184894-q03,ws179702-q20" -IAVM "KB982018,KB2979570" This example will attempt to scan the computers entered into the command line for the two hotfixes

.\imagePatcher.ps1

.\manageLocalAdmins.ps1 This is a script that will manage the local admins on a machine

Parameters: hostCsvPath - The path the a CSV File containing hosts computers - A comma separated list of hostnames OU - An Organizational Unit in Active Directory to pull host names from action - Action to take on the accounts found (List, Delete, Disable, Enable) newAdmin - Create a new administrator with the specified username newPass - Create a new administrator with the specified password INPUTS There are no inputs that can be directed to this script

.\mergeNessus.ps1 This is a script will merge multiple nessus scan files into one for upload into vram

Parameters: scanPath - The path to a folder containing all the scan results targetSize - The target size for the uncompressed xml file. The resultant file is approximately 1/10 the size of this. recurse - Whether or not to recurse into the subdirectories

Example: .\mergeNessus.ps1 -scanPath ".\scans" This example will merge all the nessus files in the scans directory

.\mineSweeper.ps1 This is a mine sweeper app

Parameters: side - The number of cells per side, defaults to 16 mines - The number of mines to find, defaults to 40 easy - Sets the game to be an 8x8 grid, with 10 mines to find medium - hard - Sets the game to be an 24x24 grid, with 99 mines to find expert - Sets the game to be an 32x32 grid, with 150 mines to find

Examples: .\minesweeper.ps1 This example will load the game

.\minesweeper.ps1 -hard
This example will load the hard game

.\missingScans.ps1 This is a script that will generate a report showing which hosts have open IAVMs per VRAM

Parameters: hostFilePath - hostMapFilePath - The path to a CSV Export from hostMap matching all hosts to their applicable packages. The csv file must have the following columns (minus the quotes) 'Hostname' 'IPv4 Address' 'MAC Address' 'Package ID' logoPath -

Example: .\vram2AcasVulnClass.ps1 -acasFilePath "C:\scans\acasHosts.csv" -vramFilePath "C:\scans\vramAudits.csv" -hostMapFilePath "C:\scans\hostMapPackages.csv" This example will generate a report based off the specified csv files

.\packageManager.ps1 [Incomplete script!] This script helps manage DIACAP Package Evidence Submission.

Example: .\packageManager.ps1 This will bring up the packageManager manager console.

.\parseEventlogs.ps1

.\pixelData.ps1 This script returns the pixel color information for a pixel under the mouse cursor.

Example: .\pixelData.ps1 This starts the pixel data tool

.\policyManager.ps1 [Incomplete script!] This is a template for new scripts

Example: .\template.ps1 This will bring up the new script

.\portScan.ps1 [Incomplete script!] This is a template for new scripts

Parameters: hostCsvPath - computers - OU - filter -

Example: .\template.ps1 This will bring up the new script

.\preventSleep.ps1 This is a script will attempt to change the power scheme on a remote computer and prevent sleep. It can accept a single or multiple hosts via AD calls, CSV files and command line parameters

Parameters: hostCsvPath - The path the a CSV File containing hosts computers - A comma separated list of hostnames OU - An Organizational Unit in Active Directory to pull host names from

Example: .\preventSleep.ps1 -computers "hostname1,hostname2" This example will attempt to prevent sleep on the computers entered into the command line

.\processManager.ps1 [Incomplete script!] This is a template for new scripts

Example: .\template.ps1 This will bring up the new script

.\restartSystem.ps1 This is a script will attempt to restart systems at a designated time

Parameters: hostCsvPath - The path the a CSV File containing hosts computers - A comma separated list of hostnames OU - An Organizational Unit in Active Directory to pull host names from time - The time to restart the system type - The shutdown type to use (LogOff, Reboot, ForcedShutdown, etc).

Example: .\restratSystem.ps1 -computers "hostname1,hostname2" -type ForcedReboot This example will attempt to restart the computers entered into the command line

.\scan4wifiBluetooth.ps1 This is a script will scan for systems that have active bluetooth or wifi adapters

Parameters: hostCsvPath - The path the a CSV File containing hosts computers - A comma separated list of hostnames OU - An Organizational Unit in Active Directory to pull host names from

Example: .\scan4wifiBluetooth.ps1 -computers "hostname1,hostname2" This example will attempt to prevent sleep on the computers entered into the command line

.\scans2poam.ps1 This is a script will parse scan results and generate an excel POAM. It can accept StigViewer Checklists, ACAS .Nessus files and SCAP XCCDF files

Parameters: ScanLocation - The path to the scan results recurse - Whether or not to recurse into the subdirectories for the scanLocation parameter

Example: .\scans2poam.ps1 -ScanLocation "C:\scans" -Recurse This example will scan the files in the path listed and save the poam

.\scap2report.ps1 This is a script that will generate a report based on the current SCAP Scans

Parameters: ipaPath - scapPath - reset - skip - out - first - selPackage -

Example: .\scap2report.ps1 -acasFilePath "C:\scans\acasHosts.csv" -vramFilePath "C:\scans\vramAudits.csv" -hostMapFilePath "C:\scans\hostMapPackages.csv" This example will generate a report based off the specified csv files

.\secureWipe.ps1 This script will securely wipe a user selected hard drive. It does this by creating a random, temporary file that fills up all the free space on the partition.

Parameters: targetPartition - wipeType - arraySize - spaceToLeave -

Example: .\wipe -targetPartition "c:" -wipeType Random This will wipe the c: drive with random data

.\server.ps1

.\serviceQuotes.ps1 This is a script that will analyze a list of hosts and ensure all services with spaces are properly quoted

Parameters: hostCsvPath - The path to a csv file with hosts listed computers - A parameter of comman separated host names OU - An ou to pull hosts from test - Whether to only test run, or to actually execute

Example: .\serviceQuotes.ps1 -computers "host1,host2,host3" This example will udpate the hosts found in the hosts parameter

.\setup.ps1 [Incomplete script!] This is a template for new scripts

Parameter: reload -

Example: .\template.ps1 This will bring up the new script

.\setWallpaper.ps1 [ALPHA LEVEL SCRIPT!] This is a script that will set the users wallpaper to be a data dump of pertinent host information like hostname, disk usage and logon times.

Parameters: Color - The color to set the background to. Defaults to CornflourBlue class -

Examples: .\setWallpaper.ps1 This example will set the background to cornFlourBlue and dump the system information in white text

.\setWallpaper.ps1 -color red
This example will set the background to red and dump the system information in white text

.\software2stig.ps1 This is a script that will scan computers and determine which STIGs need to be executed. It can accept a single or multiple hosts via AD calls, CSV files and command line parameters

Parameters: hostCsvPath - The path the a CSV File containing hosts computers - A comma separated list of hostnames OU - An Organizational Unit in Active Directory to pull host names from

Example: .\software2stig.ps1 -computers "hostname1,hostname2" This example will attempt to scan the computers entered into the command line

.\stig2gpo.ps1 This is a script will parse either a STIG or SCAP Results and generate a GPO. It can accept either STIG or SCAP XCCDF/OVAL files

Parameters: profile - which profile, if any, should be selected from the STIG xccdfPath - The path to the XCCDF being parsed ovalPath - The path to the OVAL being parsed

Example: .\stig2gpo.ps1 -xccdfPath "C:\stigs\U_Windows_7_V1R22_STIG_Benchmark-xccdf.xml" -ovalPath "C:\stigs\U_Windows_7_V1R22_STIG_Benchmark-oval.xml" This example will parse the files in the path listed and save the gpo

.\stigWindows.ps1 This is a script that will apply the Non-GPO settings to STIG the asset. It can accept a single or multiple hosts via AD calls, CSV files and command line parameters

Parameters: hostCsvPath - The path the a CSV File containing hosts computers - A comma separated list of hostnames OU - An Organizational Unit in Active Directory to pull host names from skip - STIG Steps that do not need to be completed test - Only execute specified STIG Steps (opposite of skip)

Example: .\stigWin7.ps1 -computers "hostname1,hostname2" This example will stig the computers entered into the command line

.\systemManager.ps1 [Incomplete script!] This is a template for new scripts

Example: .\template.ps1 This will bring up the new script

.\template.ps1 [Incomplete script!] This is a template for new scripts

Example: .\template.ps1 This will bring up the new script

.\updateHosts.ps1 This is a script that will execute updates on a list of hosts

Parameters: hostCsvPath - The path the a CSV File containing hosts computers - A comma separated list of hostnames OU - An Organizational Unit in Active Directory to pull host names from cmd - A command to execute on the remote hosts winrm - Enabled Windows Remoting on the remote host audit - Fix Audit settings on remote host gpupdate - Force remote system to process a gupdate -force acas - Try to update the host to get ACAS Credentialed scans working office - Renamed user profiles to 'profile.old' in an effort to correct the MS Office SCAP Benchmarks win10 - Prevent the windows 10 upgrade from being enabled on the remote host hideKB - Prevent a windows KB from being installed showKB - Allow a previously hidden windows KB to be installed kb - The KB referenced in the show and hide parameters

.\updateStig.ps1 This Script is designed to make updating to a new STIG Checklist version faster and easier. It will move the asset data and all comments, finding details, status, severity override and justifications from the oldFile to the newFile. The Script assumes that the vulnerability ids are consistent from file to file. It does not perform any checking for STIG items which may have been updated between versions and that will still need to be performed manually.
Before running this script, the DISA STIG Viewer must be used to save a new .ckl file with the new version of the STIG.

WARNING: It is highly recommended that you use a copy of the old file.
this script has no sanity checking and will happily copy nothing back into the old file from the new file if they are listed backwards in the command.

Parameters: oldFile - The original Stig Checklist file (.ckl) which contains the comments, etc. newFile - The new, empty Stig file (.ckl) which is to receive the comments, etc.

Example: .\CopyToNewSTIG.ps1 -oldFile C:\Users\john.laska\Desktop\uRDTE_Application_Security_and_Development_STIG_V3R9.ckl -newFile C:\Users\john.laska\Desktop\uRDTE_Application_Security_and_Development_STIG_V3R10.ckl This would copy all of the data from the file for V3R9 to the file for V3R10

.\userCount.ps1 [Incomplete script!] This is a template for new scripts

Parameters: ou - cOu - uOu -

Example: .\template.ps1 This will bring up the new script

.\vram2AcasScanPolicy.ps1 This script will create an ACAS Scan Policy for the audits that VRAM needs input from

Parameter: auditPath - The path to the VRAM Audits (csv format)

Example: .\vram2AcasScanPolicy.ps1 -auditPath "c:\audits.csv" This example will clean the designated path

.\vram2acasVulnerabilities.ps1 This is a script that will generate a report showing which hosts have open IAVMs per VRAM

Parameters: acasFilePath - The path to a CSV export from ACAS of all open findings for the department vramFilePath - The path to a CSV Export from VRAM showing all audits with their applicable ACAS Plugin Ids hostMapFilePath - The path to a CSV Export from hostMap matching all hosts to their applicable packages. The csv file must have the following columns (minus the quotes) 'Hostname' 'IPv4 Address' 'MAC Address' 'Package ID' logoPath - repository -

Example: .\vram2AcasVulnClass.ps1 -acasFilePath "C:\scans\acasHosts.csv" -vramFilePath "C:\scans\vramAudits.csv" -hostMapFilePath "C:\scans\hostMapPackages.csv" This example will generate a report based off the specified csv files

.\wakeOnLan.ps1 This is a script will attempt to wake up computers via network calls. It can accept a single or multiple hosts via AD calls, CSV files and command line parameters

Parameters: hostCsvPath - The path the a CSV File containing hosts computers - A comma separated list of hostnames OU - An Organizational Unit in Active Directory to pull host names from

Example: .\wakeOnLan.ps1 -computers "hostname1,hostname2" This example will attempt to wake up the computers entered into the command line

.\wsusOffline.ps1 This script will create DVD ISOs with all windows update patches installed.

Parameters: reDownload - If present, patches will be redownloaded even if they have been previously downloaded threads - The number of threads to be made available for file downloads. Defaults to 10 refreshDays - How old should the microsoft CAB file be kept before forcing new downloads

Examples: .\wsusOffline.ps1 This example will create update ISO images for all supported windows products

.\wsusOffline.ps1 -reDownload -threads 15
This example will create update ISO images for all supported windows products by redownloading all patches and utilizing 15 download streams