FireyFly / webshark

NOTE: this code is all pretty old and pretty haphazardly written; it was really mostly designed to cover my needs for a reversing project at the time. It's not very user-friendly, and I'd suggest using this project more as a reference rather than using it as is.

Webshark is a tool for visualizing pcap (e.g. Wireshark) network captures on a timeline. It was written as part of reverse-engineering efforts because the tabular view in Wireshark didn't visualize the timing aspects of the packets very well.

Webshark displays every pair of two IPs as a separate row; for this reason you'll only want to load relatively small/well-filered packet captures into Webshark. I recommend setting up a network where only the devices you are interested in are connected, and capturing that.

For now, Webshark supports only the classic pcap format (since it's so easy to parse); captures in the newer pcapng format can be converted:

$ editcap foo.pcapng foo.pcap

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License

MIT license.