Show HN: NetSour, CLI Based Wireshark
The GitHub repository showcases NetSour, a Python and Scapy-based network packet sniffer with real-time capture, analysis, DoS detection, and multi-protocol support. Installation via cloning and `pip`, execution with root access. Aimed at educational and admin use, GPL V3 licensed.
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The GitHub repository features NetSour, a network packet sniffer and analyzer tool developed in Python and Scapy. It supports real-time packet capture, analysis, DoS attack detection, and multiple protocols. Installation involves cloning the repository and running `pip install -r requirements.txt`. To execute, utilize `sudo python main.py` with root access. Functionality includes `is_root()`, `process_packet()`, `sniff_packets()`, `detect_dos()`, `display_packets()`, and `analyze_packet()`. NetSour is intended for educational and network administration purposes, requiring proper authorization for network traffic monitoring. The tool is licensed under GPL V3.
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9 commentsIt looks basically exactly like the Wireshark UI, but it's a TUI. So if I need some more interactivity than tcpdump, I use termshark instead.
What’s the advantage of this over using tcpdump directly?
Any thoughts on how to differentiate your work from other cli packet capturing and display utilities such as gosniff or termshark?
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