PcapXray
PcapXray is a network forensics tool designed to visualize a packet capture offline as a network diagram, highlighting important communication, device identification, and file extraction. The tool aims to speed up the investigation process by providing a detailed network diagram with features such as web traffic details, Tor traffic identification, possible malicious traffic, and data obtained from packets.
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