100% Open-Source Packet Capture Agent for HEP

Lightweight packet protocol structure for multi-device communication focused on RS-485

An application that utilizes fast AF_XDP Linux sockets to generate and send network packets. Used for penetration testing including Denial of Service (DoS) and network monitoring. Made by @gamemann!

Simple dos attack utility

Program examples utilizing the DPDK. The DPDK is a kernel-bypass network library that allows for very fast network packet processing. This is great for (D)DoS mitigation and low-latency packet inspection, manipulation, and forwarding.

A repository that includes common helper functions for writing applications in the DPDK. I will be using this for my future projects in the DPDK.

A neat packet processing/forwarding program I made for a gaming community I used to be a part of. Includes many features.

A packet flooding/generating program I made that supports TCP, UDP, and ICMP packets. Includes functionality to change characteristics per packet and is also multithreaded.

A simple DPDK application that calculates stats for dropped and forwarded packets depending on the command line.

C-Lang LoRaWAN packet parser & encoder

A program imported from GFL's GitLab. It simply sends a UDP spoofed packet to a destination.

generating problems on RTP streams : latency, delay, jitter

A simple TC Ingress program that blocks incoming packets based off of the inner IP header's source IP.

plget is a tool used to measure latency packets spent in network stack, NIC driver and on the wire, trace interpacket gap, based as on h/w as on sw timestamping, as for rx as for tx path, measure speed and more ...

Repository to store information accessing the last byte of a packet in BPF and XDP.

A repository used to store my test Linux kernel modules I make while I'm learning.

Simple packet filtering

NodeJS Bindings for the Peafowl DPI Library

This source code is part of the Packet Classification Repository (PCR) from http://www.ial.ucsd.edu/

An application that utilizes AF_PACKET Linux sockets to send network packets with TCP cooked socket support. Used for penetration testing including Denial of Service (DoS), and network monitoring.