NetworkMiner is a powerful and free network forensic analysis tool that can collect, parse, and inspect PCAP file data. Developed by Erik Hjelmvik, it provides a user-friendly interface, robust filtering capabilities, and customizable reports. With its intuitive drag-and-drop feature, you can easily analyze packet captures to identify malware or other security breaches. NetworkMiner is an excellent tool for network administrators, forensic analysts, and security researchers who seek a deep understanding of network traffic. It is fully compatible with Windows 7 and is a must-have for anyone dealing with network traffic analysis.

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New Release
NetworkMiner 3.2 parses RADIUS authentication data and extracts more details from the OT/ICS protocols UMAS and IEC-104. The release also improves several existing protocol parsers and fixes file-reassembly issues, helping analysts extract more information from captured network traffic.
OT Protocol Support:
NetworkMiner parses many OT/SCADA/ICS communication protocols, such as CIP, COTP, EtherNet/IP, IEC 60870-5-104, Modbus/TCP and UMAS. The parsers for UMAS and IEC-104 have been updated in this release.
The parser for Schneider Electric’s proprietary UMAS protocol in NetworkMiner has been improved. NetworkMiner can now extract data from UMAS commands “Read Physical Address” and “Write Physical Address”. This addition enables analysts to determine not only if data stored in memory of a Schneider Modicon PLC has been modified, but also what changed. This visibility is particularly valuable when performing forensic analysis of OT network traffic after an incident.
UMAS write in NetworkMiner 3.2:
NetworkMiner can parse most commands defined by the IEC 60870-5-104 protocol, which is used for monitoring and controlling systems in European and Asian power grids.
In this release we’ve added support for IEC-104 command ID 60 (C_RC_TA_1) “Regulating step command with time tag CP56Time2a”, which is used to increase or decrease a data-point by one.
RADIUS:
NetworkMiner now includes a parser for the authentication and authorization protocol RADIUS. The parser extracts usernames, passwords (encrypted or hashed), IP addresses, messages and various RADIUS-specific identifiers.
RADIUS credentials extracted with NetworkMiner 3.2
RADIUS traffic for the screenshots above comes from Wireshark’s Sample Captures (radius_localhost.pcap) and Johannes Weber’s Ultimate PCAP.
JA4 Download in NetworkMiner Professional:
Many users of NetworkMiner Professional have received an error message saying “JA4 database download failed”.
JA4 database download failed error:
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