NetRipper is a smart traffic sniffing tool designed for penetration testers, allowing them to capture and analyze network traffic in a smart and efficient way. It provides features such as protocol detection, automatic protocol parsing, and customizable filtering, making it a powerful tool for network reconnaissance and vulnerability assessment.
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