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Except it is literal “pcap” as they capture all packets at layer 3. I don’t know the exact specifications of Pico appliances, but it would not surprise me they’
by cjalmeida 2y ago
Except it is literal “pcap” as they capture all packets at layer 3. I don’t know the exact specifications of Pico appliances, but it would not surprise me they’re running Linux + libpcap + some sort of timeseries DB
- hnbear 2y agoWell, probably, but I meant more like it's not typically someone running tcpdump everywhere and someone analyzing with Wireshark, rather than a systems configured to do this at scale across the desktop.
- kelnos 2y agoI don't think that's what anyone was assuming. A "pcap" is a file format for serialized network packets, not a particular application that generates them.