Traffic duplication removal (CIC-IDS-2017)#4
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The More info here: https://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/024 One way to fix this is to use a for loop instead. # <---snip--->
# Find pcap files
for line in $(find "$1" -iname "*.pcap")
do
# <---snip---> |
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This is a more refined version of the previously closed pull request by @mlavin. #1
The main improvement over the previous script is a reduction unintended consequences of applying editcap packet deduplication over the entire pcap. This is done by isolating the impacted mac addresses and ip addresses that have been confirmed to have definite duplication by prior analysis.