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Computer Security - Network activity monitor |
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For a long time now I've been looking for a simple network activity
monitor for Windows. What I want is a monitoring tool that would quietly listen in on all traffic in a segment and log all ports, except those I've deemed "safe". That's all. A log would look something like this: <timestamp> <source_ip> <source_port> <target_ip> <target_port> I more or less know what kind of traffic I should have in my network, so I'm not interested on ports that I expect to see (21, 25, 80 etc). I know you can use apps like Snort to do this, but it's kinda difficult to sieve out the required information from it. All I want is something to catch my attention to unusual traffic. I'm just about to start writing such an app myself, but if you know a product that does what I want, please let me know. Thanks, -- Rubio Rubio |
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