gresecml 0.1.21

A small CLI security toolkit

GresecML

This command-line tool analyzes network traffic from either a .pcap file or a live capture, and makes predictions using a TensorFlow model. Results can be displayed in the console and/or exported to an HTML file.

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⚠️ Important

The predictions are not fully reliable. They are intended for research and exploration only, and should not be used as the sole basis for security or operational decisions.

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Features

• Analyze .pcap files or capture of live network traffic
• Predict traffic sessions using a TensorFlow model
• Export results to an HTML report
• Filter sessions by probability thresholds
• Support for lazy loading to save memory
• Verbose mode for detailed console output

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Workflow

The prediction pipeline follows these steps:

1. Capture – Collects packets from a file or live network interface
2. Sessions – Groups packets into sessions
3. Prediction – Runs sessions through the TensorFlow model
4. Output – Displays results in console and/or export to HTML

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Installation

Install with pip:

pip install gresecml

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Usage

Run the CLI with:

gresecml [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

For help:

gresecml --help

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Examples with "gresecml tf predict":

• Analyze a .pcap file with tensorflow and save results to HTML

  gresecml tf predict -i traffic.pcap -o results.html
  

• Run live capture on default interface for 60 seconds

  gresecml tf predict
  

• Run live capture on a specific interface with custom timeout

  gresecml tf predict -if eth0 -t 120
  

• Enable verbose output and full HTML report

  gresecml tf predict -i traffic.pcap -o results.html -v -efo
  

• Filter sessions with normal probability ≤ 70%

  gresecml tf predict -i traffic.pcap -pnm 70
  

• Use lazy loading to save memory

  gresecml tf predict -i traffic.pcap -ll
  

Notes

• If no --input is provided, the tool defaults to live capture.
• Lazy loading is recommended for large .pcap files to reduce memory usage.
• The HTML output provides a structured table of predictions for possible further investigation. The table is sorted by the prediction_normal column.

Example Output

When running with --verbose, predictions will be printed in the console.
If --output is specified, results will also be saved as an HTML file.

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