NetworkMiner Description
NetworkMiner, an open-source tool for network forensics, extracts artifacts like files, images, emails and passwords, from captured network traffic stored in PCAP files. It can also capture real-time network traffic by sniffing the network interface. The analyzed network traffic contains detailed information about each IP. This can be used to discover passive assets and get a better overview of communicating devices. NetworkMiner was designed to run primarily on Windows, but it can also be used with Linux. Since its 2007 release, it has become a favorite tool among incident response teams, law enforcement agencies and companies and organizations around the world.
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Pricing
Pricing Starts At:
$1,300 one-time payment
Free Version:
Yes
Integrations
No Integrations at this time
Company Details
Company:
Netresec
Year Founded:
2010
Headquarters:
Sweden
Website:
www.netresec.com/
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