Correlating protocol data units transiting networks with differing addressing schemes
AssigneePacket Forensics, LLC
InventorsVictor Oppleman, Daniel Ghiringhelli, Zachary Kanner, Kristoffer Odland
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AssigneePacket Forensics, LLC
InventorsVictor Oppleman, Daniel Ghiringhelli, Zachary Kanner, Kristoffer Odland
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A computer-implemented method of identifying associated communications between a first network with a first addressing scheme and a second network with a second addressing scheme is presented. The technique can include: detecting a first protocol data unit addressed from a first device in the first network and addressed to a destination in the second network, prior to translation by a network address translator; inserting, prior to translation from the first addressing scheme to the second addressing scheme, a breadcrumb protocol data unit that is addressed to the second network, the breadcrumb protocol data unit including, in a location immune from address translation by the network address translator, the source address of the first protocol data unit; receiving a translated breadcrumb protocol data unit; and reporting an association of the source address of the first protocol data unit with the translated source address of the first protocol data unit.
A computer-implemented method of identifying associated communications between a first network with a first addressing scheme and a second network with a second addressing scheme, wherein a network address translator interposed between the first network and the second network translates between the first addressing scheme and the second addressing scheme, the method comprising:
A computer system for identifying associated communications between a first network with a first addressing scheme and a second network with a second addressing scheme, wherein a network address translator interposed between the first network and the second network translates between the first addressing scheme and the second addressing scheme, the system comprising:
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