Packet Analysis
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A Docker and Kubernetes network troubleshooting container packed with networking tools for diagnosing connectivity, performance, and DNS issues.
An extensible Python framework for network forensic analysis through plugin-based dissection of packet captures.
A command-line network diagnostic tool that combines multiple network probes like ping, traceroute, BGP, and packet analysis.
A suite of tools to convert WiFi packet captures to hash files for password cracking with Hashcat or John the Ripper.
A suite of network fingerprinting standards for TLS, TCP, HTTP, SSH, and other protocols to facilitate threat detection and security analysis.
A 100% open-source, carrier-grade observability framework for real-time SIP, VoIP, and RTC packet capture, monitoring, and troubleshooting.
A terminal-based network scanner and diagnostic tool with a modern TUI for WiFi scanning, packet analysis, and port scanning.
A Python framework and toolkit for security testing and auditing of ZigBee and IEEE 802.15.4 networks.
Open-source platform for network security analytics using flow and packet analysis to detect unknown threats at cloud scale.
A Perl tool that extracts and reassembles application sessions and files from network packet captures for analysis and replay.
A Python tool that finds and extracts files from packet capture (pcap) files for forensic analysis.
A Python tool that extracts HTTP streams from PCAP files and scans them with YARA rules for security analysis.
A practical classroom course suite teaching cyber defense monitoring using Suricata and Arkime for threat detection and packet analysis.
IPv6 attack detector that identifies link-local security threats from tools like THC-IPv6 and Nmap.
A cross-platform tool that passively discovers and identifies networked medical devices by inspecting HL7 and DICOM network traffic.
A Wireshark dissector for decoding TSL UMD (under-monitor display) protocol versions V3.1 and V4.
Wireshark Lua dissectors for SCTE protocols like SCTE-104 and SCTE-35 used in cable telecommunications.
Enterprise-grade intrusion detection system integrating Suricata IDS directly into servers for deep network visibility and threat detection.
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