PacketMonitor Tool
Introducing My PacketMonitor Tool
I’m thrilled to present PacketMonitor, an open-source project hosted on GitHub. This post outlines what PacketMonitor does and how it supports network traffic analysis.
What is PacketMonitor?
PacketMonitor is a network monitoring tool designed to capture and analyze network packets. It provides insights into the traffic flowing through a network, helping users understand communication patterns and identify potential security issues.
What It Does
The tool captures packets on a specified network interface and processes them to extract key information, such as source and destination IPs, protocols, and packet contents. It logs this data for analysis, allowing users to:
- Monitor real-time network activity.
- Inspect packet details for troubleshooting or security investigations.
Getting Started
To try PacketMonitor, visit the GitHub repository for setup instructions. Typically, you’ll need to:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/kw-soft/PacketMonitor.git - Install dependencies (e.g., Python libraries like
scapy). - Run the tool on a compatible network interface.
Check the repository’s documentation for specific requirements and usage details.
Wrapping Up
PacketMonitor is a straightforward tool for anyone interested in network analysis or cybersecurity. I hope it helps you gain visibility into your network’s activity. Explore the project on GitHub, give it a star if you find it useful, and share your feedback!
Stay secure,
Kevin