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Anyone know good tools for monitoring inbound and outbound connections on Linux? I'm starting to treat programs running on my machine in more an adverse manner
by trengrj 11y ago
Anyone know good tools for monitoring inbound and outbound connections on Linux? I'm starting to treat programs running on my machine in more an adverse manner and would like to make sure these sort of problems are not happening on Linux as well.
- Nerdfest 11y agoWireshark. Run it on a separate machine to be sure you see everything.
- ianlevesque 11y agoBut what about the ever growing number of TLS connections?
- yuhong 11y agoYou can still see the source and destination though of course.
- lukeadams 11y agoJust a heads up: you won't see the contents of any encrypted traffic with Wireshark without some setup (i.e. MITM your traffic + install a root cert for said MITM). http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1073166/capturing-https-traffic-in-the-clear http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1073166/capturing-https-t...
- yuhong 11y agoYea, not only it is not limited to Win10, don't forget Windows is not the only thing that have telemetry. The browsers have them as well for example.
- jerrac 11y agoI have been wondering about a separate firewall box. I asked [0] on the OPNSense forums if it could do what I want, but haven't had a response. Nor have I felt up to experimenting on a vm (due to sickness). [0] https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=1300.0 https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=1300.0