/// <summary>
/// Actual Implementation of the DynamicLogProcessor.
/// Generate Dynamic Graph from Log File. Optionally generate Statistics and DataModel.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="logPath">Full Path to the Log File.</param>
/// <param name="diOutput">DirectoryInfo of the output Directory.</param>
/// <param name="computeStats">true if Statistics and Model should be generated; otherwise, false.</param>
private void processLogDynamic(String logPath, DirectoryInfo diOutput, bool computeStats)
{
// Reset the external EventProcessor (LibDFT)
EventProcessor ep = new EventProcessor();
ep.freeResources();
logger.Info("Processing Log for Dynamics: " + logPath);
// Init EventLog, Statistics & Metrics
EventLog eventLog = new EventLog(logPath);
QDFGStatCollection stats = new QDFGStatCollection();
CombinedMetrics metrics = new CombinedMetrics();
// Subpath for the Output Directory of this particular dynamic Log
String outPath = diOutput.Name + "\\dynamicLog";
// Pre-process log file (Create Output Directories, Verify Log contains Nodes of interest)
if (!preprocessLog(eventLog, logPath, outPath))
{
return;
}
// Memory Check
checkMemoryCount(logPath + ", Stage: init");
// Create Transformer for Event Log; Used to perform operations on EventLog
EventLogTransformer transformer = new EventLogTransformer(eventLog);
// Fix inconsistent time stamps & transform the absolute time representation into a relative one
logger.Info("Fixing Time Info in Log: " + logPath);
transformer.fixDates();
//eventLog.writeToFile(outPath + "\\sortedLog.txt");
// Memory Check
checkMemoryCount(logPath + ", Stage: Fix Dates");
// Split Log into multiple Logs, each covering an increasing Interval (i.e. last Log is equivalent to original Log)
logger.Info("Splitting Log additively: " + logPath);
// List<EventLog> splitMergedLogs = transformer.splitAndMerge(Settings.eventSplitCount);
List <EventLog> splitLogs = transformer.splitLogByTimeAdditive(Settings.timeStepMS);
int numSamples = splitLogs.Count; // Number of Logs = Number of Intervals = Number of Samples for Features
logger.Info("Split Done. Split into " + numSamples + " Logs.");
// Memory Check
checkMemoryCount(logPath + ", Stage: Split Logs");
// Only start advanced Processing of Interval Logs, if we have a sufficient Number of Samples
if (numSamples >= Settings.MIN_SAMPLES)
{
Dictionary <string, string> processedIDs = new Dictionary <string, string>();
IEnumerable <DFTNode> verts = new List <DFTNode>();
DFTGraph lastGraph = new DFTGraph();
long start = -1;
long end = splitLogs.Count + 10;
bool monitoredFound = false;
// For each Interval (partial) Log
for (int i = 0; i < splitLogs.Count; i++)
{
// Memory Check
checkMemoryCount(logPath + ", Stage: Partial Log " + i);
if (monitoredFound || splitLogs[i].containsMonitoredProcess())
{
logger.Debug("Contains Monitored " + i);
if (start == -1)
{
start = i;
monitoredFound = true;
}
logger.Info("Generating SubGraph " + i + "/" + splitLogs.Count);
// TODO Investigate possible "Bug" in EventProcessor
// At this point, somehow Graphs or Nodes/Edges that were generated in
// previous calls of this method can leak state into this call.
// This can be verified by calling generateGraphFromString
// multiple times for different Logs and directly outputting the graph given by
// the EventProcessor.generateGraphFromString(<someLog>.ToString()) Method.
// One can sometimes observe nodes in the graph that are not present in any event of "<someLog>".
// Further investigation shows that these nodes were however present in Logs previously
// processed by the EventProcessor. Therefore it seems like the EventProcessor
// is not working with a comepleteley fresh or cleared state when calling generateGraphFromString
// multiple times. Even though one would not expect that from a static Method.
// The problem seems to be solvable by creating a new instance of EventProcessor and (possibly?)
// calling ep.freeRessources(). However this quickly leads to the next problem...
// The ressources (memory) used by the EventProcessor are seemingly not garbage collected,
// when the reference is nulled. This might be due to how Large Object Heap Collection works.
// Processing multiple logs in a single EventProcessor instance
// is not possible due to the "shared state" problem mentioned above. However, creating a new instance of
// EventProcessor every time we need to process a log, is not a good solution either, because
// memory from expired instances of EventProcessor is apparently not released.
// Therefore one is forced to restart the program for each Log (frees memory) and also
// choose a time step that leads to a number of partial Logs that fit into memory. Smaller time step
// will result in more partial Logs and higher memory requirements (since we need to create
// a new EventProcessor instance for each partial log.) Calling ep.freeRessources() for
// each partial Log does not seem to do anything, neither does nulling the EventProcessor object.)
// Debug: Output the Log for the current Interval
// File.WriteAllText(Settings.outputDirectory + "\\" + outPath + "\\input-" + i + ".txt", splitMergedLogs[i].ToString());
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/* When exactly are we supposed to call this ? */
ep = new EventProcessor();
ep.freeResources();
// generate QDFG for this time instant (step / snapshot)
lastGraph = EventProcessor.generateGraphFromString(splitLogs[i].ToString());
DFTGraph workingGraph = new DFTGraph(lastGraph);
// Debug Output graphical representation of the Graph for the current Interval
//File.WriteAllText(Settings.outputDirectory + "\\" + outPath + "\\input-" + i + ".graphml",lastGraph.serializeGraphML());
// if stat collection is enabled, add stats for this time instant to the collection
if (computeStats)
{
metrics.decorate(workingGraph);
stats.addStats(workingGraph, i);
foreach (DFTNode n in workingGraph.Vertices)
{
if (n.nameFTR.Contains("malware"))
{
logger.Debug("Node Features For " + n.nameFTR);
foreach (DFTNodeFeature f in n.nodeFeatures)
{
logger.Debug(f.name);
}
logger.Debug("End of Node Features.");
}
}
}
verts = lastGraph.Vertices;
foreach (DFTNode n in verts)
{
if (!processedIDs.ContainsKey(n.nameFTR))
{
/* Somehow this information persists through separate method calls...
* See advanced problem description above.
* DFTNodeAttribute startTime = new DFTNodeAttribute();
* startTime.name = "start";
* startTime.value = i.ToString();
* n.nodeProperties.Add(startTime);
*/
// Workaround: Pass a dictionary containing the relevant time information to the GEXF Engine
processedIDs.Add(n.nameFTR, i.ToString());
logger.Debug("ADDED NEW NODE: " + n.nameFTR + " -> " + i.ToString());
}
}
logger.Debug("IDs in Dict: " + processedIDs.Count);
//splitMergedLogs[i].writeToFile(outPath + "\\SplitAndMergedLog-" + i + ".txt");
//String gSerialized = g.serializeGraphML();
//Utility.writeGraphToFile(gSerialized, outPath + "\\SplitAndMergedLog-" + i + ".graphml");
}
}
GEXFWriter.writeGraph(lastGraph, outPath + "\\dynamic.gexf", true, start, end, processedIDs);
File.WriteAllText(Settings.outputDirectory + "\\" + outPath + "\\final" + ".graphml", lastGraph.serializeGraphML());
ep = new EventProcessor();
ep.freeResources();
logger.Warn("Wrote Dynamic Graph for: " + logPath);
if (computeStats)
{
String statsFile = Settings.outputDirectory + "\\" + diOutput.Name + "\\" + "stats.txt";
stats.writeStatsToFile(statsFile);
logger.Warn("Wrote Stats for: " + logPath + " to file: " + statsFile);
}
if (Settings.generateModel)
{
ModelBuilder.addModelData(stats, diOutput.Name);
}
}
else
{
logger.Fatal(logPath + ": Not Enough Active Samples (" + numSamples + ", MIN: " + Settings.MIN_SAMPLES + ")");
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Actual Implementation of the StaticLogProcessor.
/// Generate Graph from Log File. Optionally generate Statistics and DataModel.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="logPath">Full Path to the Log File.</param>
/// <param name="diOutput">DirectoryInfo of the output Directory.</param>
/// <param name="computeStats">true if Statistics and Model should be generated; otherwise, false.</param>
private void processLogStatic(String logPath, DirectoryInfo diOutput, bool computeStats)
{
Settings.MIN_SAMPLES = 1; // Static Logs only consist of 1 sample (the final state of the graph)
Settings.timeStepMS = -1; // Time is not considered for static graphs.
// Reset the external EventProcessor (LibDFT)
EventProcessor ep = new EventProcessor();
ep.freeResources();
logger.Info("Processing Log (Static): " + logPath);
// Init EventLog, Statistics & Metrics
EventLog eventLog = new EventLog(logPath);
QDFGStatCollection stats = new QDFGStatCollection();
CombinedMetrics metrics = new CombinedMetrics();
// Subpath for the Output Directory of this particular dynamic Log
String outPath = diOutput.Name + "\\staticLog";
// Pre-process log file (Create Output Directories, Verify Log contains Nodes of interest)
if (!preprocessLog(eventLog, logPath, outPath))
{
return;
}
// Memory Check
checkMemoryCount(logPath + ", Stage: init");
// Create Transformer for Event Log; Used to perform operations on EventLog
EventLogTransformer transformer = new EventLogTransformer(eventLog);
// Fix inconsistent time stamps & transform the absolute time representation into a relative one
logger.Info("Fixing Time Info in Log: " + logPath);
transformer.fixDates();
//eventLog.writeToFile(outPath + "\\sortedLog.txt");
// Memory Check
checkMemoryCount(logPath + ", Stage: Fix Dates");
DFTGraph g = EventProcessor.generateGraphFromString(eventLog.ToString());
Utility.Graph.writeGraphToFile(g.serializeGraphML(), diOutput.Name + "\\StaticGraphG_" + Utility.IO.getFileNameFromPath(logPath) + ".graphml");
logger.Warn("Wrote Static Graph for: " + logPath);
DFTGraph workingGraph = new DFTGraph(g);
// if stat collection is enabled, add stats for this time instant to the collection
if (computeStats)
{
logger.Info("Decorating graph: " + logPath);
metrics.decorate(workingGraph);
stats.addStats(workingGraph, 0);
// logger.Info("Metrics for " + logPath);
// printMetrics(workingGraph);
}
ep = new EventProcessor();
ep.freeResources();
if (computeStats)
{
String statsFile = Settings.outputDirectory + "\\" + diOutput.Name + "\\" + "stats.txt";
stats.writeStatsToFile(statsFile);
logger.Warn("Wrote Stats for: " + logPath + " to file: " + statsFile);
}
if (Settings.generateModel)
{
ModelBuilder.addModelData(stats, diOutput.Name);
}
}
