stealth

Developer Guide

This Guide is intended as a reference document for both the concept and architecture, and their documentation of implementations.

The idea is that this guide helps developers to implement their own Browser Frontend (or Client or Peer) that can reuse the Stealth Service and its provided APIs.

Currently, the Repository consists of these important folders:

• Base is a Library that contains Polyfills for Browser, Covert and Stealth.
• Browser is the Web-based Frontend for Stealth that can be used as a Progressive Web App.
• Covert is the Test Runner.
• Profile is the Tholian Vendor Profile.
• Stealth is the Stealth Service (that runs in node.js).

Guide Contents

• README.md is this file.
• security/Network.md contains the Network Security guide and explains potential Attack Vectors.
• security/Site.md contains the Site Security guide and explains potential Attack Vectors.
• concept/Browser.md explains the Browser and Browser UI.
• concept/Covert.md explains the Covert Testrunner.
• concept/Stealth.md explains the Stealth Service.
• concept/Service.md explains the Stealth Service API.
• concept/Network.md explains Network Topology and Service Discovery Workflows.

Implementation Notes

• implementation/Parser.md documents parser implementation quirks and differences.

Implementation Examples

Each Project has a /review folder which contains Reviews for Covert. The idea behind a Review is the complete audit-by-example of the equivalent implementation in the /source folder.

For example, the /stealth/review/Request.mjs reviews the /stealth/source/Request.mjs implementation and it can be run directly with covert scan stealth/Request.

The Usage of Covert is documented in the Covert’s README.md file.

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