This release introduces improvements in the SIP and RTP dissectors.
In this version was also added the RTCP dissector, with this dissector Xplico is able to obtain the phone numbers of the caller and called party (obviously only if present in the RTCP packets).
DEFT 5.1 Live distribution contains this version.
You can download source code and Ubuntu 10.04 package here.
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In this version there are new and important features:
- HTTP reconstruction file. ie: files downloaded with tools like DownThemAll
- undecodec UDP and TCP “stream” with textual content
- RTP dissector
- SIP dissector
- SDP dissector
- Improved XI
- many bugfix
This version of the SIP and RTP dissectors is not optimal. The (media) contents currently decoded have the following characteristics (limitations) :
- only audio
- audio codec: G711ulaw, G711alaw, G722, G729, G723 and G726
- only static RTP payload type
We have to thank:
You can download VirtualBox.org image, source code and Ubuntu 9.10 package here.
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Posted by: Gianluca C. in News

With pleasure we announce that Xplico is officially included in BackTrack repository.
Thanks to everyone and in particular to the team of BackTrack.
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In this version:
- migrating to SQLite3
- telnet dissector
- webmail dissector
- webmail manipulator: Yahoo!, AOL, Hotmail (all without attachments)
- Improved LLC dissector
- Improved XI
- script to check new release (only in source code)
Hotmail (Live) depends on the language. Currently the languages supported are Italian and English.
Any feedback are welcome: forum.
You can download VirtualBox image, source code and Ubuntu 9.10 package here.
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This version of Xplico introduce new and important features:
- Facebook web chat dissector
- New XI based on CakePHP 1.2.5
- New representation of images
- For each image you can see (with the proxy enabled) the page where the image is contained
- WLAN and LLC basic dissectors
- HTTP dissector Improvements
You can download source code, Ubuntu 9.10 package and VirtualBox.org image here.
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You can find this release in DEFT Vx5 Linux distribution.
You can download source code, Ubuntu 9.10 package and VirtualBox.org image here.
This version of Xplico introduce many new features:

- snoop Packet Capture File Format as input file
- DNS dissector with graphical representation in Xplico Interface (XI)
- NNTP dissector
- PPPOE dissector
- direct live acquisition from XI
- new dispatcher named CLI: this dispatcher organize the data extracted in a tree as this:
xdecode/<ip_src_1>/http
xdecode/<ip_src_1>/mail/
xdecode/<ip_src_1>/nntp
xdecode/<ip_src_1>/ftp
xdecode/<ip_src_1>/...
xdecode/<ip_src_2>/http
xdecode/<ip_src_2>/mail/
xdecode/<ip_src_2>/nntp
xdecode/<ip_src_2>/ftp
xdecode/<ip_src_2>/...
- default CLI dispatcher in command line execution
- file extension for the HTTP contents
We have to thank:
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At SourceForge there is a VirtualBox.org image of Debian 5.0 with Xplico 0.5.2 installed and running. It is a smart way for testing this software without altering your environment. It is just download and begin to test Xplico. You can use Xplico to decode traffic in console or via web, uploading your own traffic pcap files. Click here to download it.
Thanks to Carlos Gacimartín.
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Posted by: Gianluca C. in News
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Posted by: Gianluca C. in News
For some time we have in mind to make available a Wiki that contains the documentation of Xplico. Soon the new Wiki will be available, even if initially it will not have much contents.
Merit and initiative of Carlos Gacimartín also a Forum will be opened. Thanks to Carlos, who has offered to maintain and administer the Forum, the Forum will allow participants to share: suggestions, use and problems concerning Xplico.
In the website of Carlos you can find also a useful help for the problem of installing the package .deb for Ubuntu 9.04.
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Posted by: Gianluca C. in News
Bricowifi has created two video tutorials. One of them explains how to perform a live capture (and decoding) of wep traffic.
The videos can be found here.
He also made a tutorial describing step by step installation of Xplico. The tutorial is in French but it is very clear.
Many thanks to Bricowifi.
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