ShadowParse is a high-performance PCAP analysis and forensics tool designed for security researchers and CTF players. It combines deep packet inspection (DPI) with the DeepRead Integration, an automated multi-layered decoding engine.

• Dual Scan Modes:
  • Basic Scan: Rapid analysis for quick flag hunting and traffic overviews.
  • Deep Scan: Full TCP/UDP stream reconstruction and multi-depth cipher analysis.
• DeepRead Universal Decoder: Automatically detects and decodes over 40+ encodings and ciphers (Base64, Caesar, Rot47, Morse, Tap Code, etc.).
• Automatic Forensics: Extracts files from HTTP traffic and identifies high-entropy payloads (potential encrypted C2 traffic).
• Comprehensive Reporting: Generates interactive Markdown reports, JSON data exports, and filtered PCAPs of suspicious traffic.

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/arazazi/ShadowParse.git
   cd ShadowParse

2. Install dependencies:

pip install -r requirements.txt

python shadowparse.py -f evidence.pcap --basic-scan

python shadowparse.py -f evidence.pcap -o ctf_report_folder

ShadowParse generates a structured report folder containing:

• shadow_report.md: A human-readable summary of all findings.
• flags.json: All captured unique flags (CTF style).
• extracted_files/: Any files recovered from the network streams.
• suspicious_traffic.pcap: A filtered PCAP containing only the "weird" or suspicious packets for further analysis in Wireshark.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.