Software

NetXMS isn’t “modern” in the way people mean it now. But it’s stable, deep, and can bend to odd setups without much drama. If you’ve got networks that don’t fit into a tidy model — this might be one of the few tools that won’t complain.

mitmproxy is one of those tools that quietly saves hours — especially when other approaches just show you the surface. It doesn’t try to guess what’s happening — it shows you, lets you tweak it, and then keeps watching. In a field crowded with GUIs and sniffers, this one’s for when control matters more than charts.

Unicornscan isn’t here to replace Nmap. It follows a different path. It’s made for those moments when you need output — fast, at scale, and preferably without setting off alarms. It’s not something you’d use daily, but when you do need it, nothing else works quite the same.

There’s something uniquely helpful about being able to *see* your network — not in charts or tables, but as it really flows. That’s exactly what EtherApe does.