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- wishinet: checking out GDB with Dtrace support for OS X... (1.9.2). Should be interesting.
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Security Data Visualization
Sat, 08/02/2008 - 13:01 | wishi
txtScanning huge networks - much data - wtf?That's what I thought. Visualization helps. There's a brilliant book by Greg Conti "Security Data Visualization". It's printed in color ;), has fascinating ease and introduces elegant network mapping techniques.
I. e. a pcap player. rumint - give him a pcap and he replays it graphically in Windows.
There's radialnet, which takes nmap's xml and renders it in a 2d python environment. The host you're clicking on get logically centered - it brings up the connection to a living network plan.
The books mentions MUCH more. IDS views, spreads of rootkits visualized - auditing.
Scapy can help you too - of course... A picture is worth a thousand packets :).
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