Denshi Goshin JutsuNetTools Defense AcademyApps
Each app profile is grounded in the supplied manuals: Windows visibility, connection mapping, network health diagnostics, HoneyMesh defense, local-first vaulting, and encrypted peer-to-peer transfer.
Tool profiles
The academy teaches when to use each tool, what it requires, and what the manual says it can do.
Speed and awareness reveal what others miss.
A Windows-first desktop network visibility app described as 'Wireshark for normal humans,' using Windows Packet Monitor instead of Npcap for native capture.
You cannot defend what you have not named.
A self-contained Go network traffic visualization tool that runs locally, opens a browser dashboard on a random localhost port, and exports graph/session data.
Latency, loss, jitter, and routes tell the story of the path.
A high-performance single-file network diagnostic tool that streams latency, packet loss, jitter, uptime, and traceroute data through a local web UI.
Detect locally, enforce early, and share only what trust allows.
A distributed defense platform with local traps, JA4-first fingerprinting, persistent bans, secure dashboard/API, Pro-only HoneyMesh Exchange, and explicit trusted mesh participation.
Sensitive files should stay encrypted until an authorized user truly needs them.
A zero-trust secure storage system for sensitive IP, legal, healthcare, and enterprise documents with classification levels and emergency Megakey recovery.
When trust is personal, remove the unnecessary middleman.
A simple encrypted P2P connection workflow using host/listener and client roles, a shared generated key, and a dedicated p2pchat_files folder for transfers.