This project, developed as part of the Senior Design Project for EEL4920 at Florida International University, focuses on designing an FPGA-based network tap for discreetly copying and modifying network traffic.
The Inline Network Tap is an FPGA-based solution designed to intercept network traffic without disrupting or alerting the network. The tap captures, copies, and allows modification of the data in real-time, providing valuable capabilities for monitoring, analysis, and security applications.
- Real-time Network Traffic Monitoring: Capture and analyze traffic with minimal latency.
- Data Modification: Modify network packets as they pass through the tap.
- Discreet Operation: Operates without disrupting the normal flow of network traffic.
- FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array)
- TCP/IP Networking Protocols
- PetaLinux
- C/C++
- VHDL for hardware design
- Network Traffic Analysis Tools
This project was developed by the following students as part of their senior design course:
| Name/Email | Github Acct. |
|---|---|
| Ryan Pham | RyansSteakHouse |
| Christopher Woodhouse | FloridaChristopher |
| Azeez Jinadu | jinadt |
| Daniel Suarez | azwdaniel |
| William Brady Helms | bradyhelms |