This utility allows you to store locally and check an URL against
the Google safe browsing api (v4) https://developers.google.com/safe-browsing/v4/
The service can be used via web on port 5000 by doing a POST to /url-check passing as body a JSON with similar content:
{"url":"http://testsafebrowsing.appspot.com/apiv4/ANY_PLATFORM/MALWARE/URL/"}
This service is a just a pet project, cannot be called production ready or anything. You're free to try/use it, but I reccomend you to use the Google official implementation at: https://github.com/google/safebrowsing/
To use this package you must obtain an API key from the Google Developer Console.
Once you've the API key add in path "conf-files/" a file named "config.cfg" with content like:
[google]
key=---YOUR-GOOGLE-API-KEY---
companyname=--YOUR-COMPANY--
threatsize=4096
[redis]
host=redis
port=6379
db=0
[leveldb]
path=/opt/app/save
You'll need also a Redis server, it'll be used as a cache for soring result of queries with ttl.
In docker-compose.yml tha variable HOST_SRC_PATH is used to determine where on the host the app is.
Once up you can enter the python container and start the server with
docker exec -ti pygooglesafelist_pydbg_1 /bin/bash
cd /tmp/py-project
python main-py
In docker-release/ there is a docker-compose.xml file, it will expose the service on port 5000.
The system will create a datavolume to save leveldb data and require an external datavolume named pysafe-config to contain the config files