mtgx2nx

Introduction

Maltego is a powerful intelligence analysis tool. but sometimes, It looks like a galaxy when you have a graph contains millions of nodes and vertices. It's very difficult to analysis complex graph directly.
mtgx2nx can transform mtgx file to networkx graph. networkx is famous python package for complex network analysis.

Github: https://github.com/Woniuke/mtgx2nx

Install

$ python setup.py install

or

pip install mtgx2nx

Usage

This is example.
mtgx_info / entities / graph

>>> import mtgx2nx
>>> my_graph = mtgx2nx.Maltego('MyGraph.mtgx')

# Basic information of mtgx file.
>>> print(my_graph.mtgx_info)
{
    'maltego.mtz.version': '1.0', 
    'maltego.client.subtitle': '', 
    'maltego.client.version': '4.1.13.11516', 
    'maltego.pandora.version': '1.4.2', 
    'maltego.graph.version': '1.0', 
    'maltego.client.name': 'Maltego Community Edition'
}

# dict for entity info, node data struct.
>>> for entity in my_graph.entities:
    print(entity)
    
maltego.URL
maltego.X509Certificate
maltego.Domain
maltego.Phrase
maltego.Hash

# get details.
>>>my_graph.entities['maltego.URL']
{
 'attrib': # entity info
     {'id': 'maltego.URL', 
      'displayName': 'URL', 
      'displayNamePlural': 'URLs', 
      'description': 'An internet Uniform Resource Locator (URL)', 
      'category': 'Infrastructure', 
      'smallIconResource': 'URL', 
      'largeIconResource': 'URL', 
      'allowedRoot': 'true', 
      'conversionOrder': '90', 
      'visible': 'true'}, 
 'fields': [ # entity fields
     {'name': 'short-title', 'type': 'string', 'nullable': 'true', 'hidden': 'false', 'readonly': 'false', 'description': '', 'displayName': 'Short title'}, 
     {'name': 'url', 'type': 'url', 'nullable': 'true', 'hidden': 'false', 'readonly': 'false', 'description': '', 'displayName': 'URL'}, 
     {'name': 'title', 'type': 'string', 'nullable': 'true', 'hidden': 'false', 'readonly': 'false', 'description': '', 'displayName': 'Title'}
    ]
}

# list for graph in mtgx file, one mtgx file can contains one more graph.
>>> len(my_graph.graph)
1

>>> my_graph.graph[0]
{ 
'properties': { # properties
    'modified': '2021-10-15 17\\:23\\:13.734 +0800', 
    'author': '', 
    'created': '2020-12-28 10\\:21\\:14.260 +0800'}, 
'graph': # networkx MultiDiGraph
    <networkx.classes.multidigraph.MultiDiGraph object at 0x00000165CE533730>
}

>>> graph = my_graph.graph[0]['graph']

>>> graph.nodes['n0']
{ 
    'maltego_entity_type': 'maltego.URL', # maltego_entity_type, match in entities
    'short-title': None,                  # other fields seen in entity details.
    'url': 'http://www.test.com', 
    'title': None
}