network forensics
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Network forensics is the process of capturing, recording, and analyzing network traffic to investigate security incidents, performance issues, and other anomalies. It involves examining network packets, logs, and other data sources to identify the root cause of problems, reconstruct events, and gather evidence. Common uses include intrusion detection, malware analysis, data leakage prevention, and performance monitoring.
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