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.