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ntop users as familiar with concepts such as flow risk and cyberscore. This week we have presented a conference paper [slides] at 2022 IEEE International Conference on Cyber Security and Resilience where…

ntop

July 27, 2022

Introduced RHEL/RockyLinux 9 support (and new GPG Package Signing Keys)

This is to announce the availability of ntop packages for RedHat EL9 / RockyLinux 9 at packages.ntop.org/. This has forced us to change many things in the way we build packages due…

ntop

July 7, 2022

Welcome to ntopng 5.4: Enhanced Traffic Analysis and Cybersecurity

The previous stable release introduced a new persistency layer based on ClickHouse, paving the way for a more flexible yet fast historical data analysis, with its ability to store billion of records…

nProbe

July 6, 2022

Welcome to nProbe 10: Agent-mode, Timeseries, AWS/Google Cloud, Custom Flow Collection

nProbe 1.0 was introduced in 2002. After 20 years we are glad to introduce nProbe 10 that introduces several new features and improvements: Agent mode for process monitoring on Linux (eBPF) and…

Cybersecurity

July 6, 2022

Introducing nDPI 4.4: Many New Protocols, Improvements and Cybersecurity Features

This is to introduce nDPI 4.4 that includes the development activities of the last six months. As with previous releases we are improving protocol support, automatic testing to harden the code for…

ntopng

July 5, 2022

HowTo Visualise ntopng Alerts in Kibana

ntopng can export both flows and alerts in Elastic according to the Elastic Common Schema (ECS) format. You can dump flows (not alerts) in Elastic starting ntopng with -F "es;;;

nProbe

June 28, 2022

HowTo Use nProbe To Create Traffic Timeseries in InfluxDB

One of the latest additions in nProbe, is the ability to create network traffic timeseries that will be stored in the popular InfluxDB database. This features allows nProbe users to create timeseries…

News

June 27, 2022

ntopConf2022: News, Announcements and Future Plans

Last week the ntopConf 2022 was held in presence in Milan at Bocconi University and about 100 people attended it. Presentation material including slides and videos are available at the conference page…

nDPI

May 26, 2022

How to Configure Flow Risk Exclusions in nDPI and ntopng

Flow risks are the mechanism nDPI implements for detecting issues in network traffic whose theoretical design is documented in this paper Using Deep Packet Inspection in CyberTraffic Analysis we have written last…

ntop

May 23, 2022

Best Practices for Using ntop Tools on Containers

Many people use software containers to simplify application deployment. As you know ntop tools are also available on docker hub for quick deployment using Docker or other container management tools such as…

Cybersecurity

May 18, 2022

How ntopng monitors IEC 60870-5-104 traffic

Busy times for OT analysts. Last month the number of known OT (operational technology) malware increased from five to seven. First malware discovered is Industroyer2 which was caught in the Ukraine. As…

ntop

May 11, 2022

Registration for ntopConf 2022 (June 23-24) is now Open

This year the ntop community will meet in Milan, Italy on June 23-24. Conference will take place the first day, whereas the second day will be used for training. We'll be talking…

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What is CyberScore and How it Works: a Technical Overview

Introduced RHEL/RockyLinux 9 support (and new GPG Package Signing Keys)

Welcome to ntopng 5.4: Enhanced Traffic Analysis and Cybersecurity

Welcome to nProbe 10: Agent-mode, Timeseries, AWS/Google Cloud, Custom Flow Collection

Introducing nDPI 4.4: Many New Protocols, Improvements and Cybersecurity Features

HowTo Visualise ntopng Alerts in Kibana

HowTo Use nProbe To Create Traffic Timeseries in InfluxDB

ntopConf2022: News, Announcements and Future Plans

How to Configure Flow Risk Exclusions in nDPI and ntopng

Best Practices for Using ntop Tools on Containers

How ntopng monitors IEC 60870-5-104 traffic

Registration for ntopConf 2022 (June 23-24) is now Open