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A-Packets

7.5#2 in network protocol analyzersFrom $99 a year
Free planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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5.9#24 in network packet analyzer softwareFree plan
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IntegrationsOnPrem supports local passkey two-factor authentication, LDAP/Active Directory, SAML 2.0, OAuth through Google, Microsoft, and GitHub, and SCIM provisioning.The README identifies Hashcat for preparing extracted hashes and Neo4j as an example external tool for analyzing exported network-map JSON.
Network mappingIt maps communicating hosts and services using passive fingerprinting, including DNS, DHCP and LDAP observations.It builds a visual network diagram with nodes, open ports, and domain users, and can export network connections and endpoint data as JSON for analysis with tools such as Neo4j.
PurposeA-Packets analyzes PCAP and PCAPNG captures for incident response, forensics, and protocol inspection.BruteShark is a network forensic analysis tool for inspecting network traffic, mainly PCAP files, and capturing traffic from a network interface.
SupportOnPrem inquiries normally begin with a 30-minute fit call, and the maker says it replies to requests within two business days.The maintainer invites feedback by email at [email protected] or through a GitHub issue.

A-Packets plans

  • Public analysisFree
  • Starter Workspace$11.99 a month
  • Starter Workspace (monthly)$11.99 a month
  • Starter Pack$14.99, paid once
  • Professional$24.99 a month
  • Professional (monthly)$24.99 a month

BruteShark plans

  • BruteSharkFree

Pick A-Packets if…

It suits SOC, DFIR, incident response, network security, network operations, MSSP, integration, and forensic teams analyzing packet captures. OnPrem may fit teams that need capture and report storage in customer-controlled infrastructure.

Pick BruteShark if…

BruteShark suits security researchers and network administrators analyzing captured or live network traffic. It is available as a Windows GUI and a Windows/Linux command-line tool.

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