Picosnitch

Latest version: v1.0.3

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0.3.0

- Use a BPF program instead of scapy to track network connections
- Add support for checking processes with VirusTotal
- Drop windows support
- Lots of other minor fixes, improved performance and reliability
- Probably some new bugs

0.2.4

- improved notification messages
- improved checks and error handling for initialising the packet sniffer
- fixed dns reversing from reversing IP addresses in log (when lookup failed)
- reduce log clutter by consolidating some similar entries with wildcards
- less aggressive writing of snitch.json updates
- use remote ports instead of local ones
- deleting snitch.json is not necessary, but still recommended in order to cleanup entries

0.2.2

- write snitch.json automatically on changes
- log ports of processes and additional packet summaries
- misc fixes
- cleanup code and add comments
- will need to delete your previous snitch.json file then picosnitch will create a new one on next run

0.2.0

- basically rewrote everything
- supports packet sniffing with Scapy for improved reliability (process names may still be missed, but the connections won't!)
- makes sure no more than one instance of picosnitch is running at any given time
- lots of other bug fixes and improvements
- will need to delete your previous snitch.json file then picosnitch will create a new one on next run

0.1.0

- experimental

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