Before public-share
A tunneled request still carries customer addresses, hostnames, and application payload bytes.
PacketSafari anoncap
Create a safer sibling PCAP for AI, escalation, and customer review. The original remains untouched.
Packet meaning remains: tunnel, addresses, transport, method, and path stay inspectable where supported.
Exposure is reduced: identifiers are replaced and payload handling follows the selected policy.
Inspect the transformation
Drag across one decoded packet. The left side shows the original evidence; the right shows the anonymized sibling. Switch cases only when you need another protocol or policy.
A tunneled request still carries customer addresses, hostnames, and application payload bytes.
Identifiers are deterministically replaced and supported headers remain readable while unsupported payload is truncated.
A tunneled request still carries customer addresses, hostnames, and application payload bytes.
Identifiers are deterministically replaced and supported headers remain readable while unsupported payload is truncated.
Use the open-source CLI to create a local anonymized sibling capture, or evaluate PacketSafari's private profile when production captures need broader protocol tuning, managed workflow, and customer-controlled deployment.
Create a local sibling capture with the public sharing baseline.
./bin/anoncap --public-share input.pcapng
./bin/anoncap --explain-defaults
./bin/anoncap --paranoid input.pcapng --report anon.report.json`--public-share` writes `input-anon.pcapng` by default. Add `-w output.pcapng` to choose a name, or `--overwrite` to replace an existing output.
Enterprise anonymization
Extend the open-source baseline with PacketSafari-maintained profiles for sensitive production and telecom captures.
Compare deployment optionsTechnical depth
Protocol, payload, and policy determine what can be preserved safely. These references describe the current boundary.