What's Connected

**What’s Connected: Professional LAN Forensics & Diagnostic Ecosystem** Get an idea of your network with What’s Connected, a professional-grade diagnostic tool designed for system administrators, security researchers, and network enthusiasts. Built on a modular Node-Based Architecture, What’s Connected moves beyond simple IP scanners to provide deep forensic insights into your local environment. **KEY FEATURES:** 🔬 **Heuristic Fingerprinting** Identify devices with precision. Our engine uses advanced heuristic analysis of mDNS, SSDP, and HTTP traffic to identify hardware, even when MAC addresses are randomized or hidden. 📂 **Forensic Archives & Delta Analysis** Capture "Snapshots" of your network at any moment. Use Delta Analysis to compare sessions and instantly identify "Live" vs "Gone" nodes. Detect unauthorized intrusions or persistent infrastructure changes with a single tap. 📡 **Passive Multicast Monitoring** Monitor your network without making a sound. The background MulticastListenerService tracks mDNS, SSDP, and LLMNR traffic in real-time, providing a "tactical" view of device behavior. 💻 **Tactical Terminals (SSH & ADB)** Interact directly with your nodes. Establish secure SSH sessions or debug via Wireless ADB using integrated terminals designed with a "Hacker Aesthetic." Run remote audits, browse resources, and execute commands from a single dashboard. 📊 **Live Dashboard & Galaxy View** Visualize your network topology. Switch between a high-performance Live Dashboard for real-time monitoring and "Galaxy View" for historical session exploration. 🛡️ **Security Auditing** Perform deep-dive audits on specific nodes. Probe for open ports, analyze HTTP response headers, and identify vulnerabilities with our standardized diagnostic engine. **WHY WHAT'S CONNECTED?** • **Privacy First:** All scan data and archives stay on your device. • **Modular Navigation:** A clean, node-based UI optimized for both portrait and landscape (split-pane) analysis. • **Professional Tooling:** Standardized TerminalLog patterns ensure every request and response is transparently logged for forensic integrity. *Note: Android requires Location and Multicast permissions to perform active discovery and identify Wi-Fi infrastructure. Forensic Archives can be viewed offline.*