Alfredo Cardigliano, Author at ntop

In short Continuous network traffic recorders are applications (or appliances) that write network traffic on disk. In case of issues (e.g. security breach or network outage) they enable network and security analysts…

ntop

March 9, 2023

Hardware Traffic Duplication on Intel Adapters Using PF_RING

Those of you who are familiar with kernel-bypass drivers like PF_RING ZC know that it is not possible to run multiple applications on top of the same Network interface and capture the…

ntop

February 22, 2023

The Brand New nBox UI is Out

As announced during the last ntop Webinar, the new nBox UI has been released! What is nBox UI? nBox UI is a web-based User Interface that simplifies the ntop’s software configurations (ntopng,…

ntop

February 1, 2023

Introducing PF_RING 8.4: Zero-Copy Promisc Capture on Virtual Functions

This is to announce a new PF_RING release 8.4 ! This stable release adds zero-copy support for a new range of (virtual) adapters from Intel: the iavf-zc driver can be used to…

ntop

October 17, 2022

ntop Professional Training: November 2022

ntop tools are continuously evolving and getting extended in order to take into account new requirements. Every new release adds many new features that needs to be mastered. In addition to this,…

PF_RING

June 30, 2022

Introducing PF_RING 8.2: New Mellanox Support

This is to announce a new PF_RING release 8.2! This new stable version adds support for a new family of ASIC-based adapters from Mellanox/NVIDIA, including ConnectX-5 and ConnectX-6 (please check the User's…

ntop

March 28, 2022

ntop Professional Training: May 2022

This is to announce that the next ntop professional training will take place in May 2022. All those who are using ntop tools for business are invited to attend this session. The…

ntop

October 18, 2021

Introducing PF_RING ZC Support for Mellanox Adapters

PF_RING ZC is ntop's high-speed zero-copy technology for high speed packet capture and processing. Until now ZC supported 10/40/100 Gbit adapters from Intel based on ASIC chips, in addition to the FPGA-based…

ntop

August 11, 2021

Introducing PF_RING 8.0: Batch Packet Processing and XDP Support

This is to announce a new PF_RING release 8.0. This new stable version includes enhancements for improving application performances, by adding support for batch processing also in the standard API (it was…

cento

July 26, 2021

Introducing nProbe Cento 1.14

This is to announce a new release of the ntop’s 100 Gbit probe, nProbe Cento 1.14. In this version we have integrated the latest features from nDPI, the ntop's Deep-Packet-Inspection engine, that…

nScrub

December 28, 2020

A Step-By-Step Guide for Protecting Your Network with nScrub

Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks represent a family cyber-attacks that are more and more common nowadays. They aim to make the service unavailable by overwhelming the victim with high traffic volumes…

n2disk

December 2, 2020

Exploiting Arista MetaWatch with n2disk and ntopng: HighRes Timestamping and Analytics

Precise packet timestamping is a key feature for network traffic analysis and troubleshooting. Traditionally many people use FPGA-based NICs with precise timestamping (e.g. Napatech, Silicom) even though a good precision can be…

Author: Alfredo Cardigliano

Introducing Smart Recording in n2disk: Combining Cybersecurity with Packet-to-Disk

Hardware Traffic Duplication on Intel Adapters Using PF_RING

The Brand New nBox UI is Out

Introducing PF_RING 8.4: Zero-Copy Promisc Capture on Virtual Functions

ntop Professional Training: November 2022

Introducing PF_RING 8.2: New Mellanox Support

ntop Professional Training: May 2022

Introducing PF_RING ZC Support for Mellanox Adapters

Introducing PF_RING 8.0: Batch Packet Processing and XDP Support

Introducing nProbe Cento 1.14

A Step-By-Step Guide for Protecting Your Network with nScrub

Exploiting Arista MetaWatch with n2disk and ntopng: HighRes Timestamping and Analytics