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Ah nice, I'll take a look at the open source eBPF part for the process resolution which is an area where I still have some rough edges and there is probably something I can learn f…

Are you referring to rustnet or littlesnitch?

I'm genuinely curious why this is flagged?

I'm happy to see this on Linux and I really appreciate the open-sourcing of the eBPF component. I maintain rustnet, a passive network monitor in the same eBPF + libpcap space, so I…

Congrats on the Linux port, this looks very nice. Shameless plug: for anyone who wants something fully open source and terminal-based, I maintain RustNet ( https://github.com/domcy…

It looks very slick! Cool to see more network tools for macOS. For anyone who does prefer a CLI-based approach, I maintain RustNet https://github.com/domcyrus/rustnet which is open…

Thanks, I see. From the title I didn't infer that it's browser or openssh specific but that's ok.

Ok, if you say so

Why doesn't it mention landlock?

I'm working on rustnet ( https://github.com/domcyrus/rustnet ) which is a cross-platform network monitoring TUI built with Rust that provides real-time visibility into network conn…

Thank you very much! There is no analytics function yet, but if you'd like, please open an issue or PR, I would very much appreciate that.

Hi HN! I built RustNet, a Terminal UI based network monitor written in Rust that shows real-time connections with process identification and protocol detection. What may make it in…

Looks like this tech is a bit brittle.

To me it looks too chaotic to be a planned privatization plan but who knows.

We will see. I understand that money shouldn't be an issue but trust might be, no?

Cool thanks!

I assume that this comment should go somewhere else or I'm not able to decipher the message ;)

The real irony here is that a lot of ycombinator founders and the people reading HN were exactly the ones making this possible and now start to wonder why the snake eats its own ta…

If the initial tcp 3 way handshake fails it can be quite a bit longer you would have to wait than a few ms. Depending on OS it is a second or more.