Network Forensics
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An open-source, large-scale network packet capture, indexing, and analysis system for security and network monitoring.
An open-source, large-scale network packet capture, indexing, and analysis system with a web interface.
An extensible Python framework for network forensic analysis through plugin-based dissection of packet captures.
A curated list of open-source tools for capturing, analyzing, and processing network packet captures (PCAP files).
A Network Forensic Analysis Tool (NFAT) for deep inspection of PCAP files and live traffic, extracting credentials, building network maps, and reconstructing sessions.
A suite of network fingerprinting standards for TLS, TCP, HTTP, SSH, and other protocols to facilitate threat detection and security analysis.
A TCP/IP packet demultiplexer that captures and reconstructs TCP connections into separate files for protocol analysis and forensics.
A PCAP-based network packet analyzer that applies grep-like pattern matching to packet payloads across multiple protocols.
A Python tool to analyze, explore, and revive malicious HTTP traffic from PCAP files for security research.
A network fingerprinting standard that identifies SSH client and server implementations via MD5 hashes of algorithm sets.
A tool for real-time SSL/TLS key extraction and traffic decryption to simplify encrypted network analysis for security researchers.
A Python framework for creating protocol decoders and detectors to analyze APT tradecraft in network traffic.
A Perl tool that extracts and reassembles application sessions and files from network packet captures for analysis and replay.
A command-line tool that merges multiple pcap files while gracefully handling corrupt or malformed input.
A Ruby framework for automated malware and botnet analysis using sandboxed virtual machines and network traffic dissection.
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