Netdude is a Network Dump data Displayer and Editor framework for inspection, analysis, and manipulation of tcpdump trace files, allowing easy inspection, modification, and creation of pcap/tcpdump trace files on UNIX-like OS. Its architecture includes a graphical interface for trace file editing, inspection, and analysis, with features like inspecting and filtering packets, editing packet headers, resizing packets, and defining trace areas.
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