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Ronald Henderson has announced the release of a new version of the Fedora-based Network Security Toolkit (NST) Linux distribution for network security analysis and monitoring.
Probably the biggest change in Network Security Toolkit (NST) 24-7977 is the fact that the Fedora-based Linux distribution is now offered as an ISO image only for modern, 64-bit computers. Yes, that's right, following the latest trends, the NST developers decided to drop support for 32-bit platforms.
Network Security Toolkit now comes with a new Multi-Traceroute (MTR) networking tool integrated directly into the web-based interface, designed to offer you an interactive Traceroute visual using Scapy. Moreover, NST's WUI Network Packet Capture protocol decode implementation now integrates a new interactive 3D Pie Chart that shows the results from an nDPI (ntop Deep Packet Inspection).
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