NetworkMiner 2.3.2 Released!
NetworkMiner 2.3.2 was released this morning, and there was much rejoicing!
Image: U.S. Navy photo by Stuart Phillips (source)
This new release primarily fixes bugs related to extraction of emails and VoIP calls. We have also corrected a bug affecting the json/CASE export function in NetworkMiner Professional.
The OSINT domain name lookup in NetworkMiner Professional has also been extended with the crt.sh Certificate Search and DNSTrails has been replaced with SecurityTrails.
Image: NetworkMiner Professional 2.3.2 with “vm_win7.pcap” from University of Twente’s Data Exfiltration Malware dataset loaded.
Credits
We’d like to thank Carlos Kasprzykowski for notifying us about the VoIP bug, which caused lots of files to be written to the %TEMP% directory when there were more than 50 simultaneous SIP+RTP calls. We also wanna thank Josh Wilczek for reporting a bug in the “User Defined Port-to-Protocol Mappings” in NetworkMiner Professional’s Settings window, which also has been fixed in the 2.3.2 release.
Upgrading to Version 2.3.2
Users who have purchased a license for NetworkMiner Professional 2.x can download a free update to version 2.3.2 from our customer portal. Those who instead prefer to use the free and open source version can grab the latest version of NetworkMiner from the official NetworkMiner page.
⛏ FOR GREAT JUSTICE! ⛏
Posted by Erik Hjelmvik on Monday, 27 August 2018 09:23:00 (UTC/GMT)
Tags: #Netresec #NetworkMiner #RTP #VoIP #SIP #email #CASE
