Packet capture analysis

Every packet.
Explained.

Upload a pcap or pcapng from tcpdump, Wireshark, a SPAN port or a firewall and get a plain-language account of what happened: every TCP stream followed by sequence number, every handshake, certificate, reset and retransmission, every name looked up — and for each broken stream, the reason it broke. Multi-stage firewall captures are correlated against each other. Nothing leaves your host.

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✓ No login or signup ✓ Nothing leaves your host ✓ Deleted after 24 hours ✓ 100% free

45checks per stream
12protocols parsed
OK→FAILverdict per stream
Freeno login ever
0bytes sent anywhere

Add capture files

libpcap (.pcap, .cap, .dmp) and PCAPNG (.pcapng) from any source — tcpdump, Wireshark, a SPAN port, or a vendor box. Palo Alto gives you four files for one session; upload them together and label each one, and the report will tell you where the packets stopped.

Up to 6 files · 100.0 MB each · this server currently accepts 256M per file, 256M per request
Nothing is sent anywhere else. Files stay on this server and are deleted after 24 hours.

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