Tools: PortPulse: Debugging Suspicious Linux Connections
š Problem: You notice a server āphoning homeā but canāt tell which process is responsible. Two commands to full visibility: š” Bonus: real-time DNS query capture, container awareness, and risk scoring. Open source ā GitHub: PortPulse Iād love feedback from Linux devs & security engineers: Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. Hide child comments as well For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
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-weight: 600;">sudo portpulse live - Trace any PID + its child processes
- See every connection with process ā port ā domain mapping
- Risk scoring for suspicious connections
- Generate quarantine rules (nftables)
- Export logs for compliance or SIEM - Would you use this in production?
- What features would make it even better?