Network Analysis Tool
This version contains few improvements and features:
First, the network map had upgraded by adding additional fields that enables to get insights about domain users and the amount of data transferred from each point in the network:
Secondly, the BruteSharkDesktop installer file was upgraded:
This version of BruteSharkDesktop also includes a feature of notifying about new versions released.
This version contains an implantation of new network model. That data structure role is to store the current network state including all the extracted items. Apart from the fact that this refactor improves the readability and structure of the code, thanks to this data structure different display components can share information while maintaining unconsciousness from each other (e.g the Network Map user control can now access DNS records if there are any).
Main Features:
Both versions of BruteShark (BruteSharkDesktop & BruteSharkCli) is now capable to extract Voip calls.
Both versions of BruteShark is now capable of live capturing and analyzing network data directly from a network interface! This version featuring all required features for operating the live capture option easily and smoothly:
Add exporting of extracted files to BruteSharkCli. Fix a bug while exporting network map to JSON.
BruteSharkCli now has two modes: single command and shell mode. The single command mode works by geting all the relevant parameters for the processing and then printing the results to stdout or files. The shell mode allows to perform each step individually.
Example Video: https://youtu.be/GjGV5vwIGi8 Please see the 'Usage' section for detailed documentation and examples.
BruteShark can now handle pcapng files (as well as the old pcap file format). PCAPNG example files where added to the repo at, so you can check it by yourself : https://github.com/odedshimon/BruteShark/tree/master/Pcap_Examples/Pcap_Examples_PCAPNG
New Module Release: DNS Module. The module Enables to parse DNS queries. DNS data also shown in the Network Map user window.
Thanks to @BrendanGrant for implementing this module!