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Subject: RE: Rendering captured sessions w/ RS
From: Todd M Waskelis (Todd.Waskelisnetsec.net)
Date: Fri Apr 28 2000 - 10:03:38 CDT


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Jim,
Look into Session Wall, it does a great job of this.

Regards,
Todd

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     Here's a question for y'all:
     
     RealSecure of course can capture and display sessions (viewing current
     or saved sessions). Does anybody here have any thoughts on how those
     saved sessions might be rendered? Most basic example: a users views a
     web page. This involves at least one, usually many tcp sessions
     (hits), each of which can appear as a separate saved sessions on the
     RealSecure console. The console session viewer will only display raw
     text (or ascii equivalents of binary data) of the page. Has anybody
     figured out how to actually view the html files, image files, other
     MIME content that the captured packets represent?
     
     This question could be extended to extracting the raw data and
     reconstructing ftp-downloaded files, e-mail attachments etc.
     
     Any thoughts?
     
     -Jim Hoyt