Hack Like in the Movies… with RADAR

I have just started a new (possibly open source) project/experiment to perform 3D modeling of network traffic and networking events in near realtime. My idea was to give the users the freedom of movement similar to a First Person Shooter (WASD controls) and the ability to better visualize how attacks interact with the network. Some things are just more apparent when you have a different view.

Introducing RADAR

RADAR is written in Java using openGL so that it should be easy to port to any system. It has a built in network sniffer and currently only nmap integration. It currently listens to network traffic and will animate information about all devices it finds on the network including open ports, whois, HTTP request/responses, etc. When complete it will have the ability to record, playback, pause, rewind, and slow down these events in the animation.
RADAR represents all IP devices as 3d orbs and places them in rings that somewhat represent subnets but basically anything that matches the first two octets goes into a ring group at this point (may be better later on). All orbs can be clicked to display detailed information about what’s communicating with the host. It displays a parsed out view of the pcap data by row and when a row is selected a view of the actual hexdump is visible. This can better be explained by the video below.

 

Download Coming Soon…

Soon as I feel comfortable with it I will release a version that any of you out there can try out.