"The Codenomicon tools are amazing. Using them is like being attacked by the most relentless adversary who uses every possible method to find flaws in your code

We fixed subtle crash bugs in Samba that had been in the code for over ten years. We would never have found those bugs without the Codenomicon tools.

If you're serious about implementing protocols correctly, you need the Codenomicon tools."

-- Jeremy Allison,
   Co Creator of Samba


"Codenomicon has found a critical focus area which expands beyond web testing, where the XML industry has an opportunity to proactively assess the security holes contained in everyday services used by the general public. I would hope the industry warmly welcomes both the research results and an innovative testing solution to help diagnose the problems."

Prof. Howard A. Schmidt
former White House Cyber Security advisor & Codenomicon board member

Codenomicon Network Analyzer   pdf

Codenomicon Network Analyzer

Overview | Features and Benefits | Screenshots

Key features

  • Seamless integration to Codenomicon test generators and third-party tools in network auditing
  • Collaboration back-end for sharing data among distributed test teams
  • Geolocation independent capturing
  • Attractive and effective visualizations
  • Drill-down from Flows and Visualizations to the packet level
    • Extremely easy-to-use Graphical User Interface
    • Advanced indexing in recorders to allow effective flow <-> packet mapping
  • Multipoint data collection and remote multitrack analysis
    • Can support more than ten distributed real time data recording points
  • Always-on 24/7 recording
    • For a network with 20k+ packets per second (pps), one recorder with 2 TB of disk can process more than ten days of traffic
    • Measured peak processing has been more than 70.000 pps, with no packet loss

Benefits

  • Fast troubleshooting of any IP-based network
  • Insight on real traffic paths and data propagation in network
    • Enables effective prioritization of what should be security tested with fuzzing
  • Analysis and reproduction of past network events and failure modes
  • Faster analysis through:
    • effective collaboration and,
    • synthesis of network documentation and network traffic