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best way to analyze connections? - mukpikd - Dec 15, 2024
what is best way to analyze what connections a process external make when running?
RE: best way to analyze connections? - Bastille - Dec 15, 2024
There are many tools, less or more advanced :
- Process Explorer / Procmon / Process Hacker
- Fiddler
- Wireshark
Some options are more "trivial / user-friendly" such as :
- Glasswire (Windows)
- Safing Portmaster (Windows / Linux) : https://safing.io/
RE: best way to analyze connections? - Tyr - Dec 15, 2024
A list of great tools above but I would also like to include tcpdump if you're on Linux.
RE: best way to analyze connections? - DramaKing - Dec 15, 2024
(Dec 15, 2024 02:40 PM)mukpikd Wrote: what is best way to analyze what connections a process external make when running?
Network connections, right? Easiest way is running netstat. There's also TCPView. Doing a memory dump is unnecessary but an option.