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Snitch — Monitor de red en tiempo real + firewall de salida — visualiza y bloquea cada conexión. Privacidad ante todo, local-first, agente de flota en Rust, exportaciones SIEM, 8 idiomas. / Monitor de red en tiempo real + firewall de salida, agente de flota en Rust, exportaciones SIEM. 100 % local. | Kitploit
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Snitch

Track every hidden flow. / Traquez chaque flux masqué.

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⭐ If Snitch helps you, a star means a lot! / Si Snitch vous aide, une étoile compte beaucoup ! ⭐

License: AGPL v3 Platform: macOS Platform: Windows Platform: Linux Version GitHub release Downloads GitHub stars Star History Discussions

Snitch live graph — LAN perimeter, geolocated hosts, alerts


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Snitch is an open-source application firewall and real-time network monitor. See every connection your computer makes — who it talks to, where they are, and which app is responsible.

The entire interface is available in English, Français, Español, Deutsch, Русский, 日本語, Português (BR) and 简体中文: use the language picker in the top-right toolbar.

Why Snitch?

  • vs Little Snitch / Lulu — same idea (per-app outbound visibility + blocking rules), but Snitch is cross-platform, free and open-source. Blocking is orchestrated through the OS-native firewall (netsh / iptables / pf) — Snitch never filters in user-space.
  • vs GlassWire — Snitch is free, open-source (AGPL), requires no account and makes no outbound calls without opt-in; even geolocation is offline.
  • vs Wireshark — Snitch gives a live, high-level overview anyone can read, instead of raw packet dissection.
  • vs cloud-based monitors — everything runs on 127.0.0.1 behind a token; your traffic data never leaves the machine.

Features

FeatureDescription
Force GraphLive node graph — your machine at the center, every connection as a node
World MapGeolocated IPs with animated arcs on an interactive globe
15/30/60-min TimelineSliding history stored locally in SQLite (24 h retention)
Anomaly DetectionFlags port scans, beaconing (regular-interval C2), potential exfiltration
Advanced DetectionDNS-tunnelling heuristic, cleartext-port spotting, per-app country baseline deviation
Passive TLS InspectionLeaf-certificate metadata read off the wire (issuer, self-signed, SAN/SNI mismatch) — TLS 1.3 honestly unobservable
ICMP Tunnel HeuristicRepeated fat echo payloads flagged — the ptunnel/icmpsh exfiltration signature
ML Anomaly ScoringPure-Python isolation forest over your own flows (zero deps) — outlier flows flagged after ~400 samples
Entropy WatchEncrypted-looking payloads on cleartext channels (covert crypto/stego hint)
Ask-on-ConnectOpt-in NFQUEUE verdict mode (Linux) — new flows held until you allow/deny, like Little Snitch prompts
Actionable AlertsOne-click Block IP / Kill / Suspend on every alert; custom rules can auto-firewall matched hosts (asn/country fields included)
Syslog / SIEMOpt-in RFC 3164 output to your syslog/Wazuh collector, UDP or TCP
IOC Peer SyncOpt-in salted-Merkle pack exchange with explicitly-paired Snitch peers — hash commitments only, no central server
Memory ForensicsOn-demand process-hollowing check — executable pages in RAM diffed against disk (Linux)
Firewall OrchestrationBlock rules (IP/CIDR/domain/process/port) applied to the OS firewall — netsh/iptables/pf, persisted, per-rule blocked counters
Lockdown ModePanic switch — flags & blocks all public outbound traffic, LAN stays up
Incident ResponseKill / suspend a process, block an IP — one click from the connection detail
Threat IntelligenceOpt-in reputation checks (AbuseIPDB / AlienVault OTX / VirusTotal) with your own API key — off by default, results cached
Security AuditBuilt-in hardening report — score, findings, plain-language recommendations
Forensics ExportOne-click investigation bundle — process tree + SHA-256 of the binary, history & matching alerts
Webhook AlertingOpt-in forwarding of warning/critical alerts to Discord, Slack, Telegram or any endpoint
Process AttributionKnow which app generates which traffic (top 5 per connection)
LAN ScannerPassive discovery via the system ARP table (no broadcast scans)
Privacy ScoreReal-time score of your outgoing traffic exposure
Per-app ViewPer-process destinations, volumes and 60-min history
Alert SuppressionPersisted "ignore host/type" rules, manageable in the UI
Settings PanelLanguage, retention, filters, consent-gated GeoIP download, diagnostics
Tracker DetectionSuffix-matched domain lists shipped as editable data files (backend/classifier/lists/)
Bandwidth MonitorLive MB/s sparkline
8-language UIEN · FR · ES · DE · RU · JA · PT-BR · ZH-CN — one click to switch, locales live in frontend/src/locales/
Light / Dark ThemeFollows your OS preference by default, manual toggle persists
Auto-UpdateDesktop app checks GitHub Releases (opt-out in Settings; SNITCH_NO_UPDATE=1)
QUIC / HTTP/3UDP/443 flows labeled honestly — QUIC SNI is encrypted and never read
WatchlistPin IPs/domains — dedicated alert the moment traffic touches them
Upload Spike AlertPer-process MB/min ceiling with adjustable threshold
Interface SelectorPick which adapter is sniffed — no env var needed
Wi-Fi ContextCurrent SSID shown in the toolbar
ExportGraph + alerts to JSON/CSV, one click

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