Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Linux

Scan request

Purpose

Scan of the object specified in the request body.

The following objects can be scanned:

• One file
• Multiple files
• One or multiple Docker images located in a specific repository
• One or multiple Docker images located in a specific repository with additional settings

Path

http://<server>:<port>/scans[?wait=1]

Settings

The optional wait setting specifies the type of the scan session.

If the setting value is 1, synchronous scan is performed and the application sends a report when scan finishes.

If the setting value is 0, asynchronous scan is performed, and the response is as follows:

{

"id"="7d27e9b4-a4d7-469b-bdcf-ebfe953498e4",

"location"="/scans/7d27e9b4-a4d7-469b-bdcf-ebfe953498e4"

}

where:

• id – unique identifier of the scan session.
• location – path for requesting information on this section: http://<server>:<port>/scans/<location>.

Request headers

The request can contain the following headers:

• Content-Type

  Defines the type of the object submitted for scan.

  Supported values:

  • application/octet-stream – one file
  • multipart/form-data – multiple files
  • text/plain – one or multiple Docker images located in a specific repository
  • application/json – one or multiple Docker images located in a specific repository with additional settings
• x-api-key (optional)

  API key specified in the KRAS4D_XAPIKEY environment variable or the xapikey variable in the configuration file.

Possible errors

If an unsupported value is specified in the Content-Type header, the application returns the following error:

{

"error"={

"code"="NOT_SUPPORTED_CONTENT_TYPE",

"details"="<content type>",

"message"="Not supported Content-Type"

},

"status"="error"

}