AfterGlow is a link graph visualization tool that helps you visualize and analyze the relationships between URLs, IP addresses, and other network entities. It provides a comprehensive view of the network topology, allowing you to identify patterns, trends, and anomalies. AfterGlow is particularly useful for incident response, threat hunting, and network security monitoring.
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