BruteShark
5.9#24 in network packet analyzer softwareFree planFree planLinuxWindows
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PacketSafari
7.6#2 in network packet analyzer softwareFree planFree planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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| Fact | BruteShark | PacketSafari |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The README identifies Hashcat for preparing extracted hashes and Neo4j as an example external tool for analyzing exported network-map JSON. | Security intelligence sources can include ET Open, abuse.ch SSLBL and URLhaus, and Stamus lateral-movement feeds. |
| Intended users | The project describes its intended users as security researchers and network administrators analyzing traffic for network weaknesses. | The pricing page describes the product as built for network, support, engineering, security, and assurance teams that need reviewable packet-level findings. |
| Purpose | BruteShark is a network forensic analysis tool for inspecting network traffic, mainly PCAP files, and capturing traffic from a network interface. | PacketSafari investigates packet captures for root-cause, performance, and security questions and returns findings linked to packet evidence. |
BruteShark plans
- BruteSharkFree
PacketSafari plans
- Free EvaluationFree
- Dedicated Enterprise SaaSPriced on request
- Enterprise On-PremPriced on request
- Teams SaaSPriced on request
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.
Pick PacketSafari if…
PacketSafari is intended for network, support, engineering, security, and assurance teams that need reviewable packet-level findings. Its managed and on-premises options may suit teams with different deployment and data-boundary requirements.