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This is to introduce a new nBox stable release 2.6, that includes many security enhancements, a reworked services management system to fully support systemd (available on latest CentOS/Ubuntu releases), and the new…

This is to announce n2disk 3.0 that is more than a maintenance release, as it: Consolidates pre-existing functionalities Adds extraction security features that pave the way to GDPR support. Adds flow offload…

Last month we have integrated hardware flow offload in PF_RING 7.0. This week Alfredo has presented at Suricon 2017 the integration of hardware flow offload with Suricata and demonstrated that with this…

Those who have not been able to attend our ntop meeting at Sharkfest Europe 2017 can find our presentation slides below Sharkfest EU 2017 - Intro Sharkfest EU 2017 - hardware-flow-offload Sharkfest…

On November 7th we will be organising the ntop meetup during the Sharkfest EU 2017 that will take place in Portugal. You can find all details here. This year we will be…

This month it's 20 years that I have started the ntop project. Initially it was a hobby project, willing to understand what was really flowing on a network after having spent 5…

In early August, Scott Schweitzer interviewed me about network monitoring and packet capture. The conversation has been very broad, and I have covered various topics ranging from packet capture, network traffic analysis,…

At ntop we use wireshark to dissect traffic and to learn how to make our tools better. We're not typical packet-oriented users however, as we want to see traffic as a whole…

Since last year we are designing a solution for monitoring IoT and Fog computing devices. This is becoming a hot argument since they are more and more used to create large Internet…

ntop has always tried to make the Internet a better place by developing many open-source network monitoring tools, and releasing all the software at no cost to non-profit and education. A few…

It’s not uncommon to see network administrator struggling tracking down packet drop on network equipments at interface level, while having a low average link utilisation. At the end it often turns out…