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About gold-miner
The gold-miner tool suite applies a simple statistical analysis of
labeled traffic samples to produce a profile which can then be used to
fingerprint an unknown traffic sample with a goal of rapidly
identifying its contents without requiring deep packet inspection.
Specifically, gold-miner is designed to prioritize calculation speed
over higher levels of accuracy that more complex analysis techniques
may produce.
Documentation
See the documentation for full details about how to install and
use the gold-miner package(s).
See also
The gold-miner-ui package contains add-on modules which require a
more extensive list of python pre-requisites but contain more powerful
tools, such as gold-miner-tande.
FAQs
A encrypted tunnel identification research package
We found that gold-miner demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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