Traffic Sniffer

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  1. CyberWorm

    CyberWorm Registered Member

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    I am researching a rootkit and looking for an application which logs data to and from the malware. Other than WireShark, what tools would you recommend for this purpose?


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    What OS are you running?

    If Windows,
    Have you tried Buster Sandbox Analyzer? Requires a paid liscense for Sandboxie.
     
  3. CyberWorm

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    Thanks for that, I've never heard of that aplication before so I'll give it a go.

    Maybe I am overlooking something in WireShark but is there any easy way to filter POST data, or look for unusual connection activity without going through all the data manually.
     
  4. Blitzer

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    Just an aside note.
    Theoretically it is possible to compromise the kernel in a way that whatever traffic sniffer you might use its records can become unreliable.
     
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    I saw one on YouTube ages ago which acted as a proxy. This would allow you to use two different machines, logging the packets on a clean machine would give almost 100% accurate results. Shame I can't remember what its called.
     
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    Charles proxy?
     
  8. CyberWorm

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    No, I don't think it wasn't charles proxy.
     
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    google network miner, there are a few other programs similar
     
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    The only other that comes to mind is put out by TamoSoft. Check SnapFiles shareware sec-privacy and networking categories.
     
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    You could also try Networkminer

    The wiki says : "NetworkMiner also comes in very handy when analyzing malware traffic, such as C&C (command-and-control) traffic from a BotNet, since uploaded and downloaded files are extracted to disk."

    And check this
     
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  12. CyberWorm

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    Along with Membrane, WebScarab and WFetch - the other "proxy" type application that slipped by.
     
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