Passive Network Audit Framework (PNAF) v0.1.2 is a cybersecurity tool developed as an internship project at Fox-IT B.V in The Netherlands. It provides passive network auditing capabilities and is now a project of COSMIC-Chapter of The Honeynet Project, with the upcoming version 0.2.x featuring significant improvements like docker image, improved installation, parsing, daemon model, and multi-threading support.
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