Wireshark Expands Board of Directors with a Renewed Vision for the Future
The Wireshark Foundation, home of Stratoshark, announces an expanded nine-member Board, including Sysdig founder Loris Degioanni.
Work with system calls and logs in a structured, repeatable, graphical way, on a single Linux machine, in containers, or across the cloud. Built on the proven interface of Wireshark. Made possible with major support from Sysdig.
Stratoshark turns system call and log activity into something you can filter, color-code, graph, and save, instead of scrolling through raw trace output. Capture once, keep the file, and come back to it or share it with the same filters and views. That makes your debugging structured and repeatable, whether it's a one-off issue on your workstation or a recurring problem in production.
If you've ever used Wireshark, Stratoshark will look very familiar. It's a sibling application that shares the same dissection and filtering engine and much of the same user interface. It supports the same file format as Falco and the Sysdig CLI, which lets you pivot seamlessly between each tool.
Built for anyone who debugs with system calls day to day, on a laptop, a server, or a Kubernetes cluster, and for engineers who already think in Wireshark filters.
If you know Wireshark, you already know Stratoshark — same UI, same filter language, same workflow. Zero ramp-up for existing Wireshark users.
Quickstart →Read and write a standardized capture file format. Move between analysis tools without conversion, lossy exports, or losing context.
Learn more →Free, free as in freedom. Source on GitLab, community on Discord, contributions welcome. The Wireshark Foundation backs it.
Source →A short introduction by Sysdig. More talks and tutorials live on the Learn page.
The Wireshark Foundation, home of Stratoshark, announces an expanded nine-member Board, including Sysdig founder Loris Degioanni.
An introduction to Stratoshark for forensics work: capturing system activity from the Linux kernel and analyzing it.
Install Stratoshark, capture system calls from a remote Linux host, and use them to spot cryptomining activity.