Product Details

Netfox Detective - Nástroj pro forenzní analýzu síťové komunikace

Created: 2015

English title
Netfox Detective - a network forensics tool for analyzing network traffic
Type
software
License
In order to use the result by another entity, it is always necessary to acquire a license
License Fee
The licensor does not require a license fee for the result
Authors
Keywords

network forensics, processing captured traffic, application protocol parsing, content extraction

Description

NFX Detective is a novel Network forensic analysis tool that implements methods for extraction of application content from communication using supported protocols. The implemented functionality includes:

  • Analysis project management that enables to analyze multiple PCAPs in a single session. Support for large PCAP files, up to hundreds of GB.
  • Advanced visualization using different views of various levels of detail - from overivew to detailed information about every single packet.
  • A collection of persers and content extraction methods for the most used application protocols.
  • Filtering and full-text search in captured traffic.
NFX Detective is an extensible platform that can be customized to individual requirements:
  • Possibility to create a new extraction moduls for other application protocols. This can be done using protocol specification language and implementation of data transoformation and new user view to presented extracted data.
  • Extension of the system with user defined analytical methods. NFX Detective employs open data model that can be accessed or easily modified.
  • Definition of new views on the data. Data are stored in a No-SQL database and can be efficiently accessed through well-defined interface.
Location

Software je ke stažení na adrese: http://netfox.fit.vutbr.cz Software je umístěn v podobě zdrojových kódu v privátním TFS repositáři.

Projects
Modern Tools for Detection and Mitigation of Cyber Criminality on the New Generation Internet, MV, Program bezpečnostního výzkumu České republiky 2010 - 2015, VG20102015022, start: 2010-10-01, end: 2015-09-30, completed
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