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Trisul now supports the exact IPDR structure required by DoT with strict column order & full data compliance.
Explore more : https://t.co/pl6s17et59
#Trisul#IPDR#Telecom
Typically, our team used tcpreplay with predetermined PPS options for replaying PCAP files, but they encountered severe limitations when working with large and out-of-sync datasets. That led them to develop a better open source alternative - #GopherCAP.
https://t.co/5VLoOvG4Jw
Suricata and Zeek should both be capable of dissecting X-Forwarded-For information. Folks running Security Onion should already be able to see this information, although we will be making changes to make this even easier to slice and dice very soon!
New Trisul Network Analytics 6.5 release Aug 2021. New packages for Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, Oracle Linux 8. Best in class Netflow traffic analytics support .. signup and download now https://t.co/vi6HK5n6t2
Trisul Users. This is a big release. We are aiming to be the go-to Netflow and Packet based traffic analytics tool for serious teams. Signup and download for free !
New Trisul Network Analytics 6.5 release Aug 2021. New packages for Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, Oracle Linux 8. Best in class Netflow traffic analytics support .. signup and download now https://t.co/vi6HK5n6t2
We are kicking off the new year with a release of Trisul Network Analytics 2021. Focus on ISP BGP metrics and tons of improvements to Netflow monitoring.
Full release notes https://t.co/zztwbCmBvs
Proud to open source JARM, our latest tool which can allow one to easily identify C2 servers off the Internet, as well as other things! ๐ Proof is in the blog post: https://t.co/Raiy0wylo6
I just published a new blog post!
Introducing a new project: https://t.co/5cY6TQ6HX4
@mysocketio is a service that provides secure and stable public anycasted TCP endpoints for dynamic services or services that are otherwise not publicly reachable.
https://t.co/fOfafAer0V
@geraldcombs@WiresharkNews Some fields are also very long and can ruin the layout. You compress the boxes without disturbing the offsets. See this for "signature value (TLS)" 261 byte field
@geraldcombs@WiresharkNews I coded that in Unsniff Network Analyzer (not active now) - the feedback I got was it was very useful for learning protocols. Two features you may want 1. documentation tooltip for each field 2. good support for "flags" fields - see screenshots. Good luck