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BlogPurpose of the Incoming Connection Monitor Tool
This tool passively monitors and reports TCP connection attempts or successes and optionally UDP and ICMP probing.About the Incoming Connection Monitor Tool
The Incoming Connection Monitor Tool allows you to do several things including:
- IPv4 address and time of connection attempt.
- Protocol used: TCP, UDP, ICMP.
- The destination (local) port of the connection (if applicable).
- The remote port used (if applicable).
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How the Incoming Connection Monitor Tool works
Displays Incoming Connection Attempts and Successes.
The Incoming Connection Monitor tool listens for TCP SYN or UDP or ICMP packets coming into your machine. When an incoming connection is attempted, the IP address of the computer connecting to you is logged in a database. Use this tool like a 'honeypot' or use it to look for virus/trojan infested computers on your network by for packets coming to ports those viruses/trojans are known to use.
Requires WinPcap for operation.
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