[TOOL] Chaosreader - Trace TCP/UDP from Tcpdump Logs
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Date: 10/19/03
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Chaosreader - Trace TCP/UDP from Tcpdump Logs
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DETAILS
<http://users.tpg.com.au/bdgcvb/> Chaosreader is "a freeware tool that
can trace HTTP sessions from a packet log, displaying which bits are
plaintexts. It could be used to help verify that some websites really do
utilize encryption. It has been written on Solaris using Perl".
The above description is one use of Chaosreader, it has many features. It
takes a snoop (or tcpdump) log and parses every protocol it can. This
includes,
* Any TCP Session
* Any UDP Stream
* HTTP transfers (HTML, JPG, GIF, zip, ...)
* FTP files (active transfers)
* telnet sessions (also generates real-time playback scripts)
* SMTP emails
* ...
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The information has been provided by <mailto:brendan.gregg@tpg.com.au>
Brendan Gregg.
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