hyperfox

Hyperfox Hyperfox is a security auditing tool that proxies and records HTTP and HTTPS traffic between two points. Installation You can install the latest version of hyperfox to /usr/local/bin with the following command requires admin privileges: root@kitploit: curl -sL...

Network-Detection-Engine

version: 0.001 Network Detection Engine root@kitploit: A lightweight 'Network Intrusion Detecion Engine' captures Live Traffic and detects real-world live attacks in real time. Zig0.15.2 . Featuress root@kitploit: - Live packet capture using libpcap - Custom packet parsing: - Ethernet - IPv4 - TC...

net_exploit_detector

netexploitdetector.py Behavioral network exploit detector f...

fatt

This is a Python script for extracting network metadata and fingerprints from packet capture files pcap or live network traffic. The script, named "fatt," is designed for monitoring honeypots and other network forensic analysis use cases. It uses the pyshark library, a Python wrapper for tshark,...

tcpdump: multiple overflow issues in protocol decoding

Multiple out of bounds read and integer overflow vulnerabilities were found in tcpdump affecting the decoding of various protocols. An attacker could create a crafted pcap file or send specially crafted packets to the network segment where tcpdump is running in live capture mode without -w which...

tcpdump: multiple overflow issues in protocol decoding

Multiple out of bounds read and integer overflow vulnerabilities were found in tcpdump affecting the decoding of various protocols. An attacker could create a crafted pcap file or send specially crafted packets to the network segment where tcpdump is running in live capture mode without -w which...

Hyperfox - HTTP and HTTPs Traffic Interceptor

Hyperfox is a security tool for proxying and recording HTTP and HTTPs communications on a LAN. Hyperfox is capable of forging SSL certificates on the fly using a root CA certificate and its corresponding key both provided by the user. If the target machine recognizes the root CA as trusted, then...