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I've previously been writing on how to read and process Maltego
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mtgx graph archives. When you start to get a directory with a lot
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of them you will probably be like me "Where did I see this thing
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again?"
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The solution can of course be done in Python like in my previous
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post, but let's try a more native solution this time, zipgrep:
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> zipgrep will search files within a ZIP archive for lines
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> matching the given string or pattern. zipgrep is a shell script
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> and requires egrep(1) and unzip(1L) to function. Its output is
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> identical to that of egrep(1).
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In my testing I had 20 files, and everything worked pretty well in
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regard to searching the files by e.g. ``zipgrep 1.2.3.4 \*.mtgx
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\*.graphml``. The problem here being that zipgrep doesn't seem to
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support printing the archive names, so thank you for
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that. Returning to the more basic zip tools, like zip cat was the
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solution in my case:
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unzip -c \*.mtgx 2>&1 |egrep "(Archive: )|1.2.3.4"
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Archive: 1.mtgx
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Archive: 2.mtgx
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Archive: 3.mtgx
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Archive: 4.mtgx
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Archive: 5.mtgx
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Archive: 6.mtgx
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Archive: 7.mtgx
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Archive: 8.mtgx
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Archive: 9.mtgx
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Archive: 10.mtgx
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Archive: 11.mtgx
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Archive: 12.mtgx
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Archive: 13.mtgx
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Archive: 14.mtgx
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Archive: 15.mtgx
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Archive: 16.mtgx
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1.2.3.4
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Archive: 17.mtgx
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1.2.3.4
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Archive: 18.mtgx
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Archive: 19.mtgx
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Archive: 20.mtgx
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A little Maltego archive insight helps us along speeding up the
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query, since the graphml file will always stay at
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``Graphs/Graph1.graphml``
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unzip -c \*.mtgx Graphs/Graph1.graphml 2>&1 |egrep "(Archive: )|1.2.3.4"
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The latter results in the same results as given above.
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