Linux - NFLog and System Tap
I used nflog with iptables to count packets for a specific user (I will edit this later and add more info).
Later, I was told to investigate System Tap for this same use case, but never had time. So I'll write more about System Tap when I have time to investigate this.
Intelligence = Applied Curiosity with a coefficient of how fast that curiosity is applied and satisfied.
Tuesday, December 8, 2015
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