Automotive Ethernet SOME/IP-SD Scapy extensions (Autosar 4.2)

eth-py-scapy is a Python package implementing Automotive Ethernet SOME/IP-SD protocol over Scapy.

It's meant to be used as a central pillar to design and implement the "host end" of a 'uC <--> PC' net topology in a flexible and effective way. Due to its multiplatform nature, you can use as "host end" devices ranging from a full fledged PC to a Raspberry Pi (or many!), being then able to build complex SOME/IP-SD networks on the cheap.

Either if you need to test your ECU or microcontrolled based SOME/IP-SD implementation, or just want to learn how SOME/IP-SD works, eth-py-scapy is here to help you.

Depending on your net's topology design, it might be that VLAN (IEEE 802.1q) tagging is required. With Linux, it's a breeze to get it working, just follow a guideline like this one : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/vlan

For Windows systems (at least up to Win7), as far as we know, VLAN configuration depended totally on the capabilities of your internet interface's driver, so choose your hardware wisely!

Below you can find an example /etc/network/interfaces for eth1, both with/without VLAN.

# eth1
iface eth1 inet static
    address 10.0.0.1
    netmask 255.255.255.0
# VLAN eth1
iface eth1.10 inet static
    address 10.0.0.11
    netmask 255.255.255.0

Now you're just an ifup away from completing the configuration :

$sudo ifup eth1.10    

We now that sometimes project's timings are so tight, that every help available could make a difference, so we decided to include a very small and simple test infrastructure in order to build test cases from day one (let us insist on the small an simple fact, we invite you to grab eth-py-scapy and adapt it to your own test suite).

/eth-py-scapy/auto_eth_test.py
/eth-py-scapy/testcases
/eth-py-scapy/testcases/test_base.py
/eth-py-scapy/testcases/test_example.py
/eth-py-scapy/testcases/test_someip.py

test_cases folder is meant to hold multiple TestCollections definitions, containing each of them a number of TestCases.

On the other hand, auto_eth_test.py is the launcher that takes care of autoexecuting all TestCollections found and formatting TestCases' results presentation. Take a look at its implementation and personalize it!

Creating a new TestCollection is as easy as :

• create a new python file within testcases folder. Each file represents a test category.
• within previous file, create a Subclass of baseTest. Populate this class with r'^test.*' functions representing test cases.
• launch auto_eth_test.py. If you have defined everything correctly, your test collection will be automatically launched.

Use the functions provided by baseTest to organize our test cases and define how feedback is reported from them (error/warning messages ...). As reference, please observe the examples provided.

We know this might not be the best distribution method available, but using virtualenv we are almost completely sure that you will be able to play with eth-py-scapy right out of the git clone ;) Only requirement is to have Python installed on your system.

Open a bash console and enter virualenv folder, from there execute following commands:

$ virtualenv env
$ source env/bin/activate
$ env/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt

Now you have your new and shiny virtual enviroment ready!

In order to run auto_eth_test.py :

• activate virtualenv : $source virtualenv/env/bin/activate
• execute auto_eth_test.py using sudo
  • option 1 (specify path to python bin within virtualenv) : $sudo ./virtualenv/env/bin/python auto_eth_test.py
  • option 2 (make etester.py executable, add #!./virtualenv/env/bin/python as script 1st line) : $sudo ./auto_eth_test.py

Once you are finished, deactivate virtualenv with deactivate

• http://www.secdev.org/projects/scapy/
• http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/port-scanning-using-scapy/