This is a tool to spy on most EME-related browser API calls. It mainly has been used for debugging and reverse-engineering purposes on media-oriented web-applications.
It logs and registers when any of the following methods are called:
navigator.requestMediaKeySystemAccessmediaKeySystemAccess.prototype.createMediaKeysmediaKeySystemAccess.prototype.getConfigurationMediaKeySession.prototype.generateRequestMediaKeySession.prototype.loadMediaKeySession.prototype.updateMediaKeySession.prototype.closeMediaKeySession.prototype.removeMediaKeys.prototype.createSessionMediaKeys.prototype.setServerCertificateHTMLMediaElement.prototype.setMediaKeys
It also logs when the following properties are accessed:
MediaKeySystemAccess.prototype.keySystemMediaKeySession.prototype.sessionIdMediaKeySession.prototype.expirationMediaKeySession.prototype.closedMediaKeySession.prototype.keyStatuses
The registered data is:
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the date at which the API has been called or the property as been interacted with
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the returned value for an API call or a property access
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the argument(s) for API calls
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the value set on properties
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the context (
this) at the time of the call -
the error if the API call threw
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the resolved data if a method returned a promise and succeeded, with the time of this response
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the error returned if a method returned a promise and failed, with the time of this response
It can then be used to produced useful reports on how those APIs are exploited by any application.
Because this is mainly a debugging application, the most straightforward way of using it is just to copy the code of the compiled bundle directly, and to copy-paste it into your console.
You will then have a global EMESpy object, through which you can call any
API defined here.
Example:
// Start the spy
EMESpy.start();
// Get the global EMECalls object registering every calls
// (More informations on it in the concerned chapter)
const EMECalls = EMESpy.getEMECalls();This configuration can also be useful by including this script automatically in multimedia pages. This can be done through userscript managers, such as Tampermonkey for Chrome or Greasemonkey for Firefox .
You can also add this module as a dependency through npm:
npm install eme-spyThen use this module as you want.
import EMESpy from "eme-spy";
EMESpy.start();The API is basically as follow:
// Start spying on the EME APIs:
// - Will log when those APIs are called or properties are accessed
// - will add entries to the global EMECalls object.
EMESpy.start();
// Get the global EMECalls object.
// This Object contains every details about all the API calls (date at
// which it has been called, context, arguments, response, date of the response,
// errors...) when the spy has been active.
// (More informations on it in the concerned chapter)
console.log(EMESpy.getEMECalls());
// Reset the global EMECalls object as if no API were called.
console.log(EMESpy.resetEMECalls());
// Stop spying on EME APIs:
// - stop logging when EME API are called
// - stop logging when EME properties are set/accessed
// - stop adding entries to the global EMECalls object.
// - clean up the resources taken
EMESpy.stop();
// Spy again (after deactivating it)
EMESpy.start();
// You can also declare custom log functions
// (More informations on it in the concerned chapter)
EMESpy.Logger.onPropertyAccess = CustomLogger;The EMECalls object contains information about every call performed while the spy was active.
It can be obtained by calling the EMESpy.getEMECalls() API.
Here is its basic structure:
// EME Calls object
{
MediaKeySession: { // Data about the MediaKeySession native object
methods: {
generateRequest: [ // Name of the method concerned
{
self: mediaKeySession, // {Object} The value of `this` at the time of the
// call (usually the MediaKeySession)
id: 4, // {number} unique id, generated in ascending order for any
// entry.
// Generated here at the time of the call.
date: 1533722155401, // {number} timestamp at which the call was made
args: ["cenc", ArrayBuffer], // {Array} Eventual arguments this
// method has been called with
// If the call succeeded:
response: Promise<>, // {*} What has been returned by the call
responseDate: 1533722155401, // {number|undefined} timestamp at which
// the response was received
// If the call has trown
error: someError, // {Error|undefined} If an error was thrown while
// calling the method.
// If this property is set, we won't have `response`
// nor `responseDate` set
errorDate: 1533722155401, // {number|undefined} timestamp at which
// the error was received
responseResolved: undefined, // {*} When the returned value (the
// response) is a promise and that promise
// resolved, this property contains the
// value emitted by the resolve.
// Else, that property is not set.
responseResolvedDate: 1533722155410, // {number|undefined} When the
// returned value (the response)
// is a promise and that promise
// resolved, this property
// contains the date at which the
// promise resolved.
// Else, that property is not
// set.
responseRejected: undefined, // {*} When the returned value (the
// response) is a promise and that promise
// rejected, this property contains the
// error emitted by the reject.
// Else, that property is not set.
responseRejectedDate: 1533722155410, // {number|undefined} When the
// returned value (the response)
// is a promise and that promise
// rejected, this property
// contains the date at which the
// promise rejected.
// Else, that property is not
// set.
}
]
},
properties: {
sessionId: { // name of the property
get: [ // A new entry is added each time the property is accessed
{
self: mediaKeySession, // {MediaKeySession} The instance of the concerned
// MediaKeySession
id: 3, // {number} unique id, generated in ascending order for any
// entry.
// Generated here at the time of the access.
date: 1533722155401, // {number} timestamp at which the property
// was accessed
value: 10 // {*} Content of the property as it was accessed
}
],
}
}
new: [ // An entry is added each time a MediaKeySession is created.
// Empty array by default.
// Note: MediaKeySession are usually created through
// MediaKeys.prototype.createSession and not threw the `new`
// keyword. As such, this array might always stay empty.
{
id: 1, // {number} unique id, generated in ascending order for any
// entry.
// Generated here at the time of MediaKeySession creation.
date: 1533722155401, // {number} timestamp at which the call was made
args: [], // {Array} Eventual arguments the constructor has been called
// with
// If the call succeeded:
response: mediaKeySession, // {MediaKeySession|undefined}
// MediaKeySession created
responseDate: 1533722155401, // {number|undefined} timestamp at which
// the response was received
// If the call has trown
error: someError, // {Error|undefined} If an error was thrown while
// creating a new MediaKeySession.
// If this property is set, we won't have `response`
// nor `responseDate` set
errorDate: 1533722155401 // {number|undefined} timestamp at which
// the error was received
}
],
},
MediaKeys: { // MediaKeys follows the same structure
new: [],
methods: {},
properties: {},
},
MediaKeySystemAccess: { // MediaKeySystemAccess follows the same structure
new: [],
methods: {},
properties: {},
},
requestMediaKeySystemAccess: [ // requestMediaKeySystem access respects the
// "methods" interface of the other objects
{
self: navigator,
id: 0,
date: 1533722155017,
args: [Object],
response: Promise<>,
responseDate: 1533722155401,
responseResolved: mediaKeySystemAccess,
responseResolvedDate: 1533722155410,
}
setMediaKeys: [ // setMediaKeys access respects the "methods" interface of the
// other objects
{
self: htmlMediaElement,
id: 12,
date: 1533722155676,
args: [mediaKeys],
response: Promise<>,
responseDate: 1533722155401,
responseResolved: undefined,
responseResolvedDate: 1533722155410,
}
],
}If you don't like the default logging strategy or find it too verbose, a custom Logger can be defined.
It is accessible through the EMESpy.Logger object. All it contains are
several functions automatically called at various key points:
Logger = {
/**
* Triggered each time a property is accessed.
* @param {string} pathString - human-readable path to the property.
* @param {*} value - the value it currently has.
*/
onPropertyAccess(pathString, value) {},
/**
* Triggered each time a property is set.
* @param {string} pathString - human-readable path to the property.
* @param {*} value - the value it is set to.
*/
onSettingProperty(pathString, value) {},
/**
* Triggered when some object is instanciated (just before).
* @param {string} objectName - human-readable name for the concerned object.
* @param {Array.<*>} args - Arguments given to the constructor
*/
onObjectInstanciation(objectName, args) {},
/**
* Triggered when an Object instanciation failed.
* @param {string} objectName - human-readable name for the concerned object.
* @param {Error} error - Error thrown by the constructor
*/
onObjectInstanciationError(objectName, error) {},
/**
* Triggered when an Object instanciation succeeded.
* @param {string} objectName - human-readable name for the concerned object.
* @param {*} value - The corresponding object instanciated.
*/
onObjectInstanciationSuccess(objectName, value) {},
/**
* Triggered when some method/function is called.
* @param {string} pathName - human-readable path for the concerned function.
* @param {Array.<*>} args - Arguments given to this function.
*/
onFunctionCall(pathName, args) {},
/**
* Triggered when a function call fails.
* @param {string} pathName - human-readable path for the concerned function.
* @param {Error} error - Error thrown by the call
*/
onFunctionCallError(pathName, error) {},
/**
* Triggered when a function call succeeded.
* @param {string} pathName - human-readable path for the concerned function.
* @param {*} value - The result of the function
*/
onFunctionCallSuccess(pathName, value) {},
/**
* Triggered when a function returned a Promise and that promise resolved.
* @param {string} pathName - human-readable path for the concerned function.
* @param {*} value - The value when the function resolved.
*/
onFunctionPromiseResolve(pathName, value) {},
/**
* Triggered when a function returned a Promise and that promise rejected.
* @param {string} pathName - human-readable path for the concerned function.
* @param {*} value - The error when the function's promise rejected.
*/
onFunctionPromiseReject(pathName, value) {},
};Note: if the code above were to be implemented, you wouldn't have any logs
displaying in the console, as all functions declared here are empty.
You can look at src/utils/logger.js for default implementations.