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Today it’s a pleasure for me to announce version 1.2: this is one of the biggest Sniffnet updates so far! The main focus of this release is to provide a new perspective on network traffic analysis, shifting from an IP-address-based approach to a host-based one: host names and network providers... [Read More]

Sniffnet has grown a lot during the past months, and it’s been a pleasure for me to spend most of my spare time on its development. I’m not gonna lie: passing hours and hours on this project has become my favorite hobby lately. [Read More]

Sniffnet version 1.1 is out! One of the most exciting features of this release is the introduction of IP geolocation: it refers to the remote IP address of the connection, and it’s performed using an MMDB file. The MMDB (MaxMind database) format is optimized to perform lookups on data indexed... [Read More]

Some weeks ago, Sniffnet reached the GitHub trending page — I was so proud about it. But I would have never imagined what happened earlier today: GitHub itself tweeted about the project and I’m feeling blessed. [Read More]

Just a few weeks ago I was writing a Reddit post telling the community how I was getting addicted to Rust while working on Sniffnet. Today the project entered the GitHub overall trending page, and I’m feeling amazing. Not the money, not the richness. What makes me truly happy is... [Read More]