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Release Notes for BPFBlue Version 2.1

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Release Notes for BPFBlue Version 2.1

Release Date: [11/02/2024]

Overview

BPFBlue is an advanced eBPF-based passive security monitoring tool designed for Linux environments. Version 2.1 introduces significant enhancements, including new monitoring capabilities, improved user interaction, and various bug fixes to ensure a more reliable performance.

Changelog

New Features

  • Port Monitoring:

    • Added functionality to monitor specific network ports to detect suspicious activity. Users can now specify a port number to observe for potential threats.

  • Improved User Interface:

    • Enhanced the menu-driven interface with better styling and logos, providing a visually appealing experience when interacting with the tool.

  • Command Structure Optimization:

    • Reorganized the command definitions for clarity and maintainability, ensuring easier updates and modifications in future versions.

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved EOF Error:

    • Fixed the unexpected EOF while looking for matching '"' error that affected script execution under certain conditions.

  • Variable Scope Fixes:

    • Corrected issues with variable scopes in command executions, preventing unintended behaviors during runtime.

Usage Instructions

To utilize the new features in BPFBlue 2.1, follow these steps:

  1. Download the latest version of the script.
  2. Make the script executable: 
    chmod +x BPFBlue_V2.1.sh
  3. Execute the script with elevated privileges: 
    sudo ./BPFBlue_V2.1.sh
  4. Select the desired monitoring option from the menu. For monitoring specific ports, enter the corresponding option and provide the port number when prompted.

Example Output

Monitoring a specific port may yield output similar to the following:

Monitoring traffic on port 80:
Packet captured: Source IP: 192.168.1.10, Destination IP: 192.168.1.20, Protocol: TCP

Acknowledgments

Thanks to our contributors for their invaluable feedback and suggestions. Your input continues to shape the development of BPFBlue.

License

This tool is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. For more details, please refer to the LICENSE file included with this release.

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