I think I may have a rootkit or keylogger on my other computer and I'm wondering if someone can recommend a good program to see ALL data that leaves your computer over a wired network, sort of like what wireshark does for wifi. It doesn't need to be complicated, just something that shows me every bit that goes over the wire so I can see if there is suspicious data flowing from my computer.

I tried running the rootkit detection software out there but it doesn't work very well for 64-bit windows.

Thanks for you help.

Apart from wireshark there is a program called ipspy which is less complicated but if your program is sending encrypted data then you will have to hook the functions before the data gets encrypted. Most of the time wireshark does the job. Goodluck

I'd try Fiddler first - great program simple to use. Captures anything using the standard WinINET connections.

Sometimes routers have such a traffic monitor, check your default gateway for more info.

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Thanks, guys. I will check it out.

Wireshark works for wired connections as well, i noticed you mentioned it does it for wireless..Its more than a sufficient tool.