Traffic Analysis
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An interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testing and software development.
A cross-platform application to comfortably monitor and analyze your Internet traffic with a graphical interface.
A web-based network traffic monitoring and security analysis application for real-time network visibility.
A Go library for packet decoding, capture, and network traffic analysis.
A CLI tool that automatically patches Android APK files to bypass HTTPS security for traffic inspection.
A web debugging proxy that captures and analyzes network traffic using the Chrome DevTools interface.
A no-root Android app for monitoring, analyzing, and blocking app network traffic with PCAP export and TLS decryption.
A curated list of open-source and research tools for capturing, analyzing, and processing network packet captures (PCAP files).
An on-path blackbox network traffic security testing tool for detecting weak TLS/SSL connections and cleartext traffic.
A Linux kernel module and user-space framework for high-speed packet capture and processing with a consistent API.
A comprehensive suite for man-in-the-middle attacks, featuring live connection sniffing, content filtering, and protocol dissection.
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 Python RDP man-in-the-middle tool and library for intercepting, monitoring, and analyzing Remote Desktop Protocol connections.
An open-source computer vision tool that detects, tracks, and counts moving objects from cameras and videos.
A free, cross-platform, single-file fake protocol server simulator that can start or stop multiple network services.
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