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| # Live downstream security evaluation | |
| This directory contains a fresh, reproducible comparison of IoTProber, | |
| Censys, and Shodan. | |
| ## Workflow | |
| ```bash | |
| # Initial collection when no live validation data exists. | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/pipeline.py collect-censys --per-type 200 | |
| # Preserve the existing collection as the candidate pool, then expand each | |
| # class to at least 400 cross-class unique IPs. | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/resample.py snapshot | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/resample.py expand --target 400 | |
| # Query Shodan and generate IoTProber vendor labels only for | |
| # Shodan-visible candidates. | |
| export IOTPROBER_LABEL_MODEL="<configured-label-model>" | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/resample.py collect-shodan | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/resample.py prepare-label-round --round r1 --batch-size 5 | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/resample.py run-label-round --round r1 --workers 8 \ | |
| --model "$IOTPROBER_LABEL_MODEL" | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/resample.py parse-label-round --round r1 | |
| # Inspect eligibility. If a class has fewer than 200 eligible hosts, expand | |
| # only that class and repeat Shodan collection and IoTProber vendor labeling | |
| # with a new round name until all classes pass. | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/resample.py status | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/resample.py expand --target 1000 \ | |
| --devices MEDICAL SCADA | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/resample.py expand --target 600 --devices CAMERA | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/resample.py collect-shodan | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/resample.py prepare-label-round --round r2 --batch-size 5 | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/resample.py run-label-round --round r2 --workers 8 \ | |
| --model "$IOTPROBER_LABEL_MODEL" | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/resample.py parse-label-round --round r2 | |
| # Select 200 Shodan-visible, non-Unknown-vendor hosts per class. | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/resample.py select | |
| # Run native-first CPE/KEV/CVE mapping and verify all outputs. | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/pipeline.py analyze | |
| .venv/bin/python CVE/pipeline.py verify | |
| ``` | |
| All collection stages are incremental and resumable. The current candidate | |
| pool has 5,800 unique IPs. The final conditional validation set has 2,200 IPs | |
| (11 classes x 200), all with Shodan status `ok` and a non-`Unknown` | |
| IoTProber vendor label. | |
| ## Mapping hierarchy | |
| For Censys and Shodan: | |
| 1. Platform-native CVE records. | |
| 2. Platform-native CPE records. | |
| 3. Type-compatible fallback CPEs constructed from that platform's own vendor, | |
| product, and version observations. | |
| Baseline fallback never uses the IoTProber vendor label. | |
| For IoTProber, the identified type label and vendor label are combined with | |
| product/version fingerprint evidence. Hardware mappings use the IoTProber | |
| vendor label; software and operating-system mappings retain their component | |
| vendor when available. | |
| The shared vendor metric is agreement with the IoTProber vendor label. | |
| Generic component vendors such as Apache or Linux do not count as | |
| device-vendor identifications. The final set's 100% Shodan Host coverage and | |
| 100% IoTProber vendor-label availability are explicit selection constraints, | |
| not unbiased Internet-wide performance estimates. | |
| ## Key outputs | |
| - `data/candidate_manifest.csv`: 5,800-host candidate pool. | |
| - `data/candidate_ipraw_<TYPE>.csv`: candidate 46-column fingerprints. | |
| - `data/ipraw_<TYPE>.csv`: final 46-column validation fingerprints. | |
| - `data/censys_raw/<TYPE>.jsonl.gz`: candidate Censys native records. | |
| - `data/validation_manifest.csv`: 2,200 unique validation IPs. | |
| - `data/selection_metadata.json`: pool eligibility and selection audit. | |
| - `label/candidate_label_<TYPE>.csv`: candidate vendor labels. | |
| - `label/label_<TYPE>.csv`: identified vendor labels. | |
| - `label/r*_output.jsonl`: raw auditable responses. | |
| - `data/shodan_hosts.jsonl.gz`: candidate Shodan records. | |
| - `results/report.md`: complete Chinese report. | |
| - `results/paper_method.md`: paper-ready statistical method. | |
| - `results/comparison_overall.csv`: overall metrics and Wilson intervals. | |
| - `results/comparison_by_device_type.csv`: per-device-type metrics. | |
| - `results/mcnemar_tests.csv`: paired exact McNemar tests. | |
| - `results/asset_level_results.csv`: asset-level evidence. | |
| - `results/cve_exposures.csv`: all candidate mappings. | |
| - `results/cve_exposures_high_confidence.csv`: native-reported or | |
| version-confirmed mappings. | |
| - `results/figures/live_native_first_security_comparsion.png`: requested | |
| three-method security mapping comparison. | |