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Day: January 6, 2007

JScanlogAlert Hardware Network Monitor

January 6, 2007 by Will O'Brien 12 Comments


[Jose] sent me this interesting little project. JScanlogAlert is a combination of hardware and Java software designed to monitor your network for undesired traffic. (looks like fun for capture the flag competitions.) The hardware is simple – the data lines of a parallel port are used to trigger LEDs that signify the network state.

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