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...It is possible to save a dump of captured packets in .pcap file extension for opening by WireShark software. Also,the main advantage of netsnake is sending your own network packets (ARP,TCP/IP,UDP) whith chosen parameters including payload data.which is byte array with max length = 1450 bytes. If your array of bytes has more 1450 bytes, it breaks into packages. My GitHub repository https://github.com/pavelinfsec2020/netsnake TUTORIAL you can watch in my videos: (EN) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QF_eqon30iE (RU) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbmXXae7Ch0

This .NET library uses named pipes to allow client processes to communicate to a server process either locally or across a local network connection using either byte arrays or the easy-to-use proprietary ByteBuffer class via duplex burst messaging.

This is a small lib. It gives you the ability to have a byte array and write/read on any position with any byte or bit offset (i.e write a MAC (48bit) from the second byte's 3rd bit and on). +OO UDP/TCP Sockets

Simple Wireless is a C++ library that provides simple wireless networking functions for Arduino boards, using many inexpensive radio modules. Simple Wireless uses the Virtual Wire library (by Mike McCauley) as the physical layer.

A proof-of-concept application of the Statistical Protocol IDentification (SPID) algorithm. SPID can detect the application layer protocol (layer 7) by analysing flow (packet sizes etc.) and payload statistics (byte values etc.) from pcap files.

...Using SNMP it polls a router and creates a .csv file that contains Source Address, Destination Address, Source Name, Destination Name, Netbios user names, Packet count and Byte count.

Xianc gets statistics mostly from a firewall program like iptables but it supports a file as input too. The byte counter from the an interface in Window can also be used. Xianc can show bandwith usage, stores it in a cache file to survive a reboot, and c

IOG (Input Output Grapher) is a network I/O byte grapher made to graph cumulative kB/MB/GB totals for hours/days and months using SNMP. It is intended to be simple, fast (support for 1000s of hosts) and integrate well with MRTG.