I am generating some demo files for a vulnerability reporting tool.

I have generated a list of IP addresses, and a list of NVD/CVE identifiers.

What I want to do is randomly assign a CVE vulnerability to each IP address.

In my mind I want the script to do this: 

#!/usr/bin/perl

$ip_file = 'ip_addrs';
$cve_file = 'cvd_ids';

srand;


open(IPADDRS, $ip_file);
open(CVEIDS, $cve_file);

my $cve =[];

while (<IPADDRS>) {
    push(@addrs, $_)
   
}

foreach $addr (@addrs) {
    for $cve (<CVEIDS>) {
        rand($.) < 1 && ($cve = $_);
        print "$addr, $cve\n";
    }
}

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But, of course, this doesn't work...

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Best regards,

Scott...

In reply to Need help assembling a list by spstansbury

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