ntop Archives - Page 8 of 14

Most ntop applications (ntopng, nProbe, Cento) and libraries (FT) are based on the concept of flow processing, that merely means keeping track of all network communications. In order to implement this, network…

Cybersecurity

August 26, 2020

How Attack Mitigation Works (via SNMP)

One of the greatest strengths of ntopng is its ability to correlate data originating at different layers and at multiple sources together. For example, ntopng can look at IP packets, Ethernet frames…

n2disk

June 15, 2020

Howto Build a 100 Gbit (Drop-Free) Continuous Packet Recorder using n2disk [Part 3]

In the first post of this series (part 1) we described how to build a 2×10 Gbit continuous packet recorder using n2disk and PF_RING, in the second post (part 2) we described…

ntop

June 3, 2020

ntop Tools Taxonomy

As sometime people is confused about the various options ntopng tools offer, this post is an attempt to clarify them in a single page. [table id=1 /] Enjoy!

ntop

May 13, 2020

Using ntop tools (including PF_RING ZC) on Docker

Software containers are an elegant way to deploy software applications. If you are wondering if ntop supports software containers the answer is yes. Whenever new stable versions of packages are built, containers…

ntop

April 7, 2020

ntopng 4.0: A Refreshed Look with Dark Themes!

The latest ntopng 4.0 has a renewed look. The main changes we have introduced are: An always-on-top status bar. Key information on the health and status of the network is essential for…

ntop

March 24, 2020

Say Hello To ntopng 4.0: Cybersecurity, Scripting… and a New User Interface

After over one year of work, we're proud to announce you that ntopng 4.0 is finally out. In this time we have redesigned ntopng for speed and openness, by breaking apart the…

nScrub

March 24, 2020

Introducing nScrub 1.4 with IPv6 Support

This is to introduce the new nScrub 1.4 stable. Besides a few bug fixes (mainly to the API) this release introduces many improvements, including: Full IPv6 support both in routing and bridge…

ntop

February 21, 2020

Introducing PF_RING 7.6: Flow Processing Made Easy with PF_RING FT

This is to announce a new PF_RING major release 7.6. Besides bug fixes and drivers updates to improve compatibility with latest kernels (including those shipped with Debian 10 and CentOS 8) this…

ntop

February 17, 2020

Call for Talks for NtopConf ’20

Update Due to SARS-Covid-19 Infection, the conference will be rescheduled once the health situation will improve and travelling will be safe. Please stay tuned by monitoring our blog as we will organize…

ntop

January 7, 2020

Important Geolocation Changes in ntop Products

ntop products have been using geolocation databases provided by MaxMind for a long time, to augment network IP addresses with geographical coordinates (cities, countries) and information on the Autonomous Systems. ntop have…

ntop

October 23, 2019

New Directions in Network Traffic Security: Homework for 2020

Summary With today's traffic, most network IDSs (NIDS) have severe limitations in terms of visibility and ability to be easily circumvented by malware (for instance running a known service on a non-default…

How Great Hashing Can (More Than) Double Application Performance

How Attack Mitigation Works (via SNMP)

Howto Build a 100 Gbit (Drop-Free) Continuous Packet Recorder using n2disk [Part 3]

ntop Tools Taxonomy

Using ntop tools (including PF_RING ZC) on Docker

ntopng 4.0: A Refreshed Look with Dark Themes!

Say Hello To ntopng 4.0: Cybersecurity, Scripting… and a New User Interface

Introducing nScrub 1.4 with IPv6 Support

Introducing PF_RING 7.6: Flow Processing Made Easy with PF_RING FT

Call for Talks for NtopConf ’20

Important Geolocation Changes in ntop Products

New Directions in Network Traffic Security: Homework for 2020