Dataset #1 Packet Headers

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Dataset #1 Packet Headers

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Last edited Nov 9, 2018

Created on Sep 3, 2018

A CSV file containing packet headers from mixed normal and malicious network traffic is loaded and analyzed. The visualization displays a summary of the dataset, reporting the number of rows, columns, and total file size in kilobytes, along with a formatted preview of the first ten rows. The code uses d3.csv to parse the data and d3.csvFormat to calculate its byte size. The dataset is sourced from Stratosphere labs' 2016 network traffic capture, truncated from its original 151,643 lines.

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This program prints a summary of a data table.

This data is packet headers from mixed normal and malicious network traffic. This dataset was truncated from its original size of 151,643 lines (~22MB).

This data was generated in 2016 by Stratosphere labs network traffic captures. This particular dataset comes with other network traffic log sources as well as a description of the actions taken to produce the traffic.

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