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Network traffic watcher

This will watch network traffic on a particular device and pair up any traffic with the command that is running it.

This uses lsof, pcap and github.com/google/gopacket to watch the network and attempt to sync up the network packet with a running command.

Very useful video / blog https://www.devdungeon.com/content/packet-capture-injection-and-analysis-gopacket

Prerequisites

- pcap
- sudo access

Linux

$ sudo apt-get install libpcap-dev

Mac

$ brew install pcap

Running

$ go build -o networktraffic .
$ sudo ./networktraffic
$ sudo ./networktraffic -d <device_name>
$ sudo ./networktraffic -c <command_name>
$ sudo ./networktraffic -p <pid>
$ sudo ./networktraffic -t TCP

CLI Options

networktraffic: filter and watch incoming and outgoing network traffic

Usage:
  networktraffic [flags]

Flags:
  -c, --command string   command name to filter network traffic for
  -d, --device string    device name to use (can be found using ifconfig)
  -h, --help             help for networktraffic
  -p, --pid string       pid name to filter network traffic for
  -t, --type string      type of traffic to watch: ALL, TCP, UDP, ARP or DNS (default "ALL")

Example output

Pcap Version=libpcap version 1.7.4
2018/03/12 15:15:43 No addresses found for 'any'
2018/03/12 15:15:43 No addresses found for 'bluetooth0'
2018/03/12 15:15:43 No addresses found for 'nflog'
2018/03/12 15:15:43 No addresses found for 'nfqueue'
2018/03/12 15:15:43 No addresses found for 'usbmon1'
2018/03/12 15:15:43 No addresses found for 'usbmon2'
2018/03/12 15:15:43 Starting pcap for device 'wlp59s0'
2018/03/12 15:15:43 Starting pcap for device 'lo'
2018/03/12 15:15:43 Starting pcap for device 'docker0'
2018/03/12 15:15:43 Starting pcap for device 'br-f4ae56ed08f9'
device=wlp59s0 :: IPv6 IPv6HopByHop
device=lo :: IPv4 UDP - 127.0.0.1:53052 -> 127.0.1.1:53
device=wlp59s0 :: IPv4 TCP - 192.168.0.38:59128 -> 52.11.229.118:443 (chrome,2918 -> unknown) - seq=3969154339 ack=1271874429 ACK
device=lo :: IPv4 UDP - 127.0.0.1:53052 -> 127.0.1.1:53
device=lo :: IPv4 UDP - 127.0.1.1:53 -> 127.0.0.1:53052
device=wlp59s0 :: IPv4 TCP - 192.168.0.38:58810 -> 192.168.0.115:8009 (chrome,2918 -> unknown) - seq=2819370194 ack=585518410 PSH ACK
device=wlp59s0 :: IPv4 TCP - 52.11.229.118:443 -> 192.168.0.38:59128 (unknown -> chrome,2918) - seq=1271874429 ack=3969154340 ACK
device=wlp59s0 :: IPv4 TCP - 192.168.0.115:8009 -> 192.168.0.38:58810 (unknown -> chrome,2918) - seq=585518410 ack=2819370311 PSH ACK
device=wlp59s0 :: IPv4 TCP - 192.168.0.38:58810 -> 192.168.0.115:8009 (chrome,2918 -> unknown) - seq=2819370311 ack=585518529 ACK
device=wlp59s0 :: ARP IPv6HopByHop
device=wlp59s0 :: ARP IPv6HopByHop

TODO

- CLI options for multiples of an argument, is it possible? (multiple '-p -p')
- Dump application layer data if requested