pkt2flow
A tool for classifying packets into flows based on 4-tuple without additional processing.

pkt2flow
A tool for classifying packets into flows based on 4-tuple without additional processing.

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pkt2flow Description
A simple utility to classify packets into flows using the 4-tuple (src_ip, dst_ip, src_port, dst_port) without further processing, saving each flow into a pcap file named with the 4-tuple and the timestamp of the first packet of the flow. The tool is designed for Deep Packet Inspection or flow classification purposes.
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pkt2flow is A tool for classifying packets into flows based on 4-tuple without additional processing.. It is a Network Security solution designed to help security teams with PCAP, Flow Analysis, Network Security.
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