127.0.0.1

Port-scanning

Why and How are Enterprise Companies, Like eBay, Actively Port-scanning End-users’ Computers From Their Websites

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You might have recently heard that eBay is performing port scanning, while online shoppers are visiting their website. At first glance, it will probably sound a bit strange, as port scanning is ...
Blog – Reflectiz
RawCap

RawCap Redux

| | 127.0.0.1, ethernet, localhost, loopback, Mobile, named pipe, Netresec, pcap, RawCap, sniffer, stdout, wifi, Wireshark, WWAN
A new version of RawCap has been released today. This portable little sniffer now supports writing PCAP data to stdout and named pipes as an alternative to saving the captured packets to ...
NETRESEC Network Security Blog
PcapTor

TorPCAP – Tor Network Forensics

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Unencrypted network traffic, destined for the Tor network, is sent between localhost TCP sockets on computers running Tor clients, such as the Tor Browser. In this blog post I show how anonymous ...
NETRESEC Network Security Blog