The code published in Farsight Security Blog articles is made available here for easy download.
A simple example of how to use the nmsg
API. It reads packets from a network interface, converts them to NMSG, and
mirrors the payloads to a binary file and to stdout. Originally published in
Farsight Security's Network Message, Volume 4: The C Programming API.
A simple example of how to use the
pynmsg API. It reads
base:packet encoded NMSGs, winnows to IPv4 TCP or UDP packets and prints to
stdout a 5-tuple of source IP, source port, destination IP, destination port,
protocol. If configured to do so, it will also construct base:ipconn
encoded NMSGs and send to them to a network socket. It was originally published
in
Farsight Security's Network Message, Volume 5: The Python Programming API.
A reusable example of an nmsg filter
using wdns to filter interesting
DNS traffic out of a passive DNS stream. Originally published in
Processing Passive DNS With the nmsg C API.
An example of how manually deserialize an
NMSG Google Protocol Buffer message using the C programming
language. It reads NMSGs from a file and counts the number of containers and
payloads. Two other examples are presented (protoc-c and Nanopb to help with
performance benchmarking. Originally published in
Google Protocol Buffer Deserialization The Hard Way.
Hello World, AXA-style. Introductory example of how to use the libaxa C API.
sratesttool connects to an SRA server, sets a watch, enables a
channel and streams watch hits to the console. Originally published in
Farsight's Advanced Exchange Access: The C Programming API, Part One.