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Howto Identify and Block Telegram-based Botnets

Posted June 10, 2020 · Add Comment

Botnets are a popular way to run malware on a network using the command and control paradigm. Popular protocols used by botnets include IRC and HTTP. Most IDSs can detect bots as long as they can inspect the network traffic. … Continue reading →

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How enable DPI-based Traffic Management in pfSense using nEdge

Posted March 19, 2019 · Add Comment

We have been receiving several inquiries from pfSense users who would love to complement the classical firewall-style pfSense features with the inline Layer-7-based traffic policing offered by nEdge. Being able place pfSense and nEdge side by side allows to overcome … Continue reading →

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How to Track and Fight Malware, Ransomware, Botnets… using ntopng

Posted February 22, 2019 · Add Comment

Malware blacklists are not something new to ntopng. ntopng (including ntopng Edge) has integrated the emerging threats blacklist https://rules.emergingthreats.net for a long time. The 3.6 stable release also introduced some webmining blacklists, which would flag online mining sites and generate … Continue reading →

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Introducing Ubuntu 18 Support for ntopng Edge (nEdge)

Posted January 8, 2019 · Add Comment

After 6 months from the first nedge announcement, as a response to our customers feedback, nEdge now provides brand new features, like the ability to apply policies based on the device type, the RADIUS integration for captive portal users authentication, … Continue reading →

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Say hello to ntopng and nEdge 3.6: Timeseries with TimeShift and InfluxDB

Posted August 22, 2018 · Add Comment

ntopng 3.6 release is paving the way to metrics-based traffic analysis. We have finally put ntopng on top of a timeseries-independent layer that allowed us to currently RRD and InfluxDB and in the future other backends. This means that you … Continue reading →

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Introducing ntopng Edge (nEdge): Monitoring, Service Segmentation and Security for the Network Edge

Posted June 21, 2018 · Add Comment

The network edge, either wired or wireless, is becoming increasingly important as most things now happen there being the place where devices are deployed. Security-wise, central firewalls are too far from the edge, and thus devices can roam freely – … Continue reading →

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