https://www.cmand.org/sundial/

0. Background: Sundial is a project to expose properties of Internet devices via ICMP timestamp messages. For full details, or to cite this work, please see: E.C. Rye and R. Beverly "Sundials in the Shade," PAM 2019

1. Dependencies: Zmap itself requires several dependencies; a handy list of debian packages that are pre-requisites include:

   $ sudo apt-get install build-essential cmake libgmp3-dev gengetopt libpcap-dev flex byacc libjson-c-dev pkg-config libunistring-dev

2. Building: Follow these steps to build Zmap with Sundial support:

   • Clone Zmap (https://github.com/zmap/zmap)
   • Copy packet.*, probe_modules.*, and module_sundial.c to zmap/src/probe_modules/
   • Add probe_modules/module_sundial.c to set(EXTRA_PROBE_MODULES) in zmap/src/CMakeLists.txt
   • Copy md5.h to zmap/lib
   • cd zmap && mkdir build && cd build
   • cmake ..
   • make -j4
   • sudo make install

3. Running:

   $ zmap -M sundial --probe-args=X -I listofips

   where X = 1 (Standard Probe), 2 (Bad Clock), 3 (Bad Checksum), 4 (Duplicate TS)

4. Analysis:

   • Build analyze from timestampAnalyzer.c using included Makefile
   • Analysis scripts require a pcap capture of the Zmap run (ICMP probes and responses)
   • Analysis scripts assume pcap contains all 4 probe types
   • Assuming the captured pcap zmap_sundial.pcap:
     • analyze zmap_sundial.pcap
     • python sundialClassifier.py -i zmap_sundial.pcap_results.txt
   • Use python sundialClassifier.py -h for a list of analysis options