def analyze(self): """Scans the PDF for common web-based attack vectors.""" print(f"[*] Analyzing {self.file_path} for security risks...") try: reader = PdfReader(self.file_path) # 1. Check for JavaScript (Common for XSS / Logic attacks) if "/JavaScript" in reader.trailer["/Root"]: self.findings.append("HIGH RISK: PDF contains embedded JavaScript.") # 2. Check for Automatic Actions (Launch URLs/Apps - SSRF/Phishing) if "/AA" in reader.trailer["/Root"]: self.findings.append("CRITICAL RISK: PDF contains Automatic Actions (AA) which can trigger SSRF or Malware execution.") A List Of All Pixar Movies
with open(self.output_path, "wb") as f: writer.write(f) print("[+] Sanitization complete. Secure PDF generated.") return True Dickdrainers - Onlyfans - Lily Rader - Wet Mout...
# 2. Sanitize (Generate a 'Better' version) output_file = f"secure_{os.path.basename(input_file)}" sanitizer = PDFSanitizer(input_file, output_file) if sanitizer.sanitize(): print(f"\n[SUCCESS] Secure file saved as: {output_file}")
# Note: PyPDF2 cannot easily strip AA (Automatic Actions) once attached # without low-level object manipulation, but re-writing pages # often isolates content from root triggers.
class PDFSecurityScanner: def __init__(self, file_path): self.file_path = file_path self.findings = []