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nProbe Cento 1.10 is Out
After nDPI v3 release, today we have rolled out an incremental update of nProbe Cento. In addition to fixing a few issues, we introduce in Cento some of the fingerprints implemented by nDPI so that we can move forward in combining security with network metrics. In the coming weeks we’ll benchmark this new release and make plans for v2 release due early next year. Enjoy!   Changelog Main New Features New Addded JA3/TLS/SSH fingerprint export providede by nDPI v3 Fixes Fixed DNS dissection that caused wrong results Fixed crash with …
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Released nProbe Cento 1.8
This is to announce the release of nProbe Cento 1.8 stable release. This is a maintenance release where we have made many reliability fixes and added new options to integrate this tool with the latest ntopng developments. We suggest all our users to update to this new release so you can benefit from the enhancements. New Features Added –json-labels option to print labels as keys with JSON Added –tcp : option to export JSON over TCP export Added –disable-l7-protocol-guess option to disable nDPI protocol guess Support for ZMQ flows export …
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Cento 1.6 Stable Just Released
After more than one year since the latest stable release, we are glad to announce cento 1.6-stable. This new release brings stability, fixes and several new features. Among the new features, it is worth mentioning that: Flows can be exported in a standardized JSON to text files. By default, a user cento runs and owns both the process and process files. This makes running cento more secure than using root. In addition, any user in the system can be used to run cento. A capture direction can be indicated so …
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Introducing nProbe Cento 1.4 with Hardware Flow Offload
This is to announce the new 1.4 stable release of nProbe cento. The most important feature that comes with this new version is definitely the support for hardware flow offloading as well as various bug fixing and improved netflow template definition. We recently discussed the benefits of hardware flow offloading in another blog post. Hardware flow offloading alleviates, to a great extent, the pressure put on the CPU by intensive tasks such as classification (associating single packets to flows for accounting and deep packet inspection). Basically, hardware flow offloading means that …
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Webinar: Security Monitoring with 1:1 NetFlow and 100% Packet Capture
Latest news: Napatech has decided to reschedule the webinar. A new date will be announced when available. Thu May 23rd and 25th together with Napatech we have organised two webinars about monitoring network traffic using flow-based technologies. We will be talking about 100 Gbit network traffic monitoring. Flow-based monitoring including nProbe Cento. 100% packet capture with no loss combining Napatech NICs and PF_RING ZC You can register here to save your seat.  Hope that many of our users will attend these webinars. …
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Stream That Flow: How to Publish nProbe/Cento Flows in a Kafka Cluster
Apache Kafka can be used across an organization to collect data from multiple sources and make them available in standard format to multiple consumers, including Hadoop, Apache HBase, and Apache Solr. nProbe — and it’s ultra-high-speed sibling nProbe cento — integration with the Kafka messaging system makes them good candidates source of network data. The delivery of network data to a redundant, scalable, and fault-tolerant messaging system such as Kafka enables companies to protect their data even in-flight, that is, when the consolidation in a database has still to occur. An impatient reader who is eager to use Cento for …

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