CMSY 156 - Final Project CMSY 156 - Final Project Copyright @2022 - Howard Community College All rights reserved; Unauthorized duplication prohibited. Copyright @2022 - Howard Community College All rights reserved; Unauthorized duplication prohibited. You have been hired as a threat detection analyst for a bank. Part of your job is inspecting IP logs 3. The program must read all the data in the input file as strings: to try to find any potential security threats. a. The program must keep a count of the total number of records in the file b. The program must create a list of strings that contains all the suspect IP Addresses; An IP version 4 address contains 4 octets of numbers between 0 and 255. They are in a format these are IP addresses that start with the values listed above such as: c. Once the entire file is read, the program must close the file 192.116.234.122 4. The program must create and call a function to create the output report: a. The function must take the total number of records in the file, the list of suspect IP For purposes of this lab, all the IPV4 addresses have the full octet, even if the number starts with addresses and the output file handle as parameters 0. As such, 78.82.123.145 would be stored as 078.082.123.145. b. The function must create the output report as displayed in the screen shot below; Professor Offenberg teaches an excellent Ethical Hacking class here at HCC. Unfortunately, his the output report MUST match the screen shot exactly evil twin brother, Darth Offenberg, is the head of the international crime group Offenberg's C. The function must create the output file with the exact format as shown in the screen shot below; again, the output format must match the screen shot exactly Unethical Computer Hackers (OUCH). Hackers from OUCH are trying to penetrate your system. d. The output report must contain the following: OUCH always uses one of three IP address ranges: i. The number of records in the file 1. 168.193 ii. The number of suspect IP addresses (the number must be determined 2. 224.174 using a list function) 233.012 ili. The percentage of IP addresses that are suspect (formatted to display to 3 decimal places) You have been forwarded a file called "ipfile.txt". This file contains an unknown number of IP iv. The list of suspect IP addresses sorted by the IP address (the code must use addresses and the data and time that the IP address accessed your system. Your job is to read a list function to perform this sort and string slicing to separate the IP the file, find all the suspect IP addresses that might have been used by OUCH, and produce an address from the data and time stamp) output report to both the screen and to an output file. e. The function must close the output file once the output report is complete 1. The program must allow the user to enter in the name of the input file: 5. The code must display an end of program message a. The program must call a function that receives the input filename as a parameter b. The program must use a try..except block to test that the file exists; if it does not exist, the program must display the appropriate error message and allow the reentry of the filename c. Once the program determines that the file exists, the function must return the file handle 2. The program must allow the user to enter in the name of the output file: a. The program must call the same function as above that receives the output filename as a parameter b. The program must use a try..except block to test that the file can be crated; if it cannot be created, the program must display the appropriate error message and allow the reentry of the filename c. Once the program determines that the file can be created, the function must return the file handle Copyright @2022 - Howard Community College All rights reserved; Unauthorized duplication prohibited. Copyright @2022 - Howard Community College All rights reserved; Unauthorized duplication prohibited.CMSY 156 - Final Project CMSY 156 - Final Project Copyright @2022 - Howard Community College All rights reserved; Unauthorized duplication prohibited. Copyright @2022 - Howard Community College All rights reserved; Unauthorized duplication prohibited. Here is the screen shot. Note: This uses a test file and is not the file that you will be downloading Notes: from Canvas. 1. Submit the . py file and the "badip.txt" output file in Canvas. RESTART: C:\Users\bb21\Downloads\final_project . py Enter the input file name: ci\\test\\iperror. txt . Any actions involving the list must use list functions; the code MUST create a list of the suspect IP addresses ERROR -- There is an issue with file c:\\test\\iperror, txt. Please reenter: 3. The output file must look exactly like this: Enter the input file name: cobbtest\\ipfile_test. txt Enter the output file name: s:\\test\\badip. txt badip . Notepad ERROR -- There is an issue with file s:\\test\\badip.txt. Please reenter: File Edit View Enter the output file name: c:\\test\\badip. txt Output Report Output Report ------ The total number of records in the file is: 109860 The total number of records in the file is: 100000 The number of suspect IP addresses is: 2 The percentage of suspect IP addresses is: 0.902 The number of suspect IP addresses is: 2 Suspect IP Addresses The percentage of suspect IP addresses is: 0.002 IP Address = 233.012.063.280 Date and Time = Wed Jul 6 08:25:46 2022 Suspect IP Addresses IP Address - 233.012.196.649 Date and Time - Wed Jul 6 08:25:48 2022 IP Address = 233.012.063.200 Date and Time = Wed Jul 6 08:25:46 2022 IP Address = 233.012.196.049 Date and Time = Wed Jul 6 08:25:48 2022 Program complete! > > > Copyright @2022 - Howard Community College All rights reserved; Unauthorized duplication prohibited. 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CMSY 156 - Final Project Copyright 2022 - Howard Community College All rights reserved; Unauthorized duplication prohibited. You have been hired as a threat detection analyst for a bank. Part of your job is inspecting IP logs to try to find any potential security threats. An IP version 4 address contains 4 octets of numbers between 0 and 255. They are in a format such as: 192.116.234.122 For purposes of this lab, all the IPv4 addresses have the full octet, even if the number starts with 0. As such, 78.82.123.145 would be stored as 078.082.123.145. Professor Offenberg teaches an excellent Ethical Hacking class here at HCC. Unfortunately, his evil twin brother, Darth Offenberg, is the head of the international crime group Offenberg's Unethical Computer Hackers (OUCH). Hackers from OUCH are trying to penetrate your system. OUCH always uses one of three IP address ranges: 1. 168.193 2. 224.174 3. 233.012 You have been forwarded a file called "ipfile.txt". This file contains an unknown number of IP addresses and the data and time that the IP address accessed your system. Your job is to read the file, find all the suspect IP addresses that might have been used by OUCH, and produce an output report to both the screen and to an output file. 1. The program must allow the user to enter in the name of the input file: a. The program must call a function that receives the input filename as a parameter b. The program must use a try..except block to test that the file exists; if it does not exist, the program must display the appropriate error message and allow the reentry of the filename c. Once the program determines that the file exists, the function must return the file handle marione 2. The program must allow the user to enter in the name of the output file: a. The program must call the same function as above that receives the output filename as a parameter b. The program must use a try..except block to test that the file can be crated; if it cannot be created, the program must display the appropriate error message and allow the reentry of the filename c. Once the program determines that the file can be created, the function must return the file handle Copyright 2022 - Howard Community College All rights reserved; Unauthorized duplication prohibited. CMSY 156 - Final Project Copyright 2022 - Howard Community College All rights reserved; Unauthorized duplication prohibited. 3. The program must read all the data in the input file as strings: a. The program must keep a count of the total number of records in the file b. The program must create a list of strings that contains all the suspect IP Addresses; these are IP addresses that start with the values listed above c. Once the entire file is read, the program must close the file vice are 4. The program must create and call a function to create the output report: a. The function must take the total number of records in the file, the list of suspect IP addresses the oute addresses and the output file handle as parameters peace and te vaperme b. The function must create the output report as displayed in the screen shot below; Tunction mac cream outpatieport the output report MUST match the screen shot exactly cu parteportivos maten the screen c. The function must create the output file with the exact format as shown in the care are screen shot below; again, the output format must match the screen shot exactly Pares Peten, aang d. The output report must contain the following: Apes report i. The number of records in the file ii. The number of suspect IP addresses (the number must be determined using a list function) iii. The percentage of IP addresses that are suspect (formatted to display to 3 decimal places) www iv. The list of suspect IP addresses sorted by the IP address (the code must use scrapee a list function to perform this sort and string slicing to separate the IP address from the data and time stamp) e. The function must close the output file once the output report is complete 5. The code must display an end of program message Copyright 2022 - Howard Community College All rights reserved; Unauthorized duplication prohibited.