Warden is a lightweight but powerful network monitoring tool that gives you real-time visibility into your system's internet connections. It helps you detect suspicious activity and block threats instantly.
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| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| 🔍 Real-time Monitoring | Displays all active TCP connections with process details |
| 🌍 GeoIP Lookup | Shows the country and city of every remote IP address |
| Automatically marks processes running from risky folders (Temp, Downloads, AppData) | |
| ❌ Kill Process | Terminates any selected process with one click |
| ⛓️ Firewall Block | Instantly blocks a process from accessing the internet via Windows Firewall |
| ✅ Whitelist | Mark trusted processes to ignore them in future scans |
| 🔍 Process Details | Displays path, memory usage, CPU load, creation time, and parent process |
| 🚫 Lockdown Mode | Blocks all new outbound connections on the fly |
| 🧨 Deep Scan | Scans system folders (Temp, AppData, Downloads, ProgramData) for suspicious files |
| 🌍 Threat Map | Shows all active connections grouped by country |
| 📄 Action Log | Keeps a detailed log of every action you perform |
| ☠️ Parasite Killer (optional) | Destroys malware from the inside — overwrites its binary code and breaks its logic |
- Download the latest
WARDEN.exefrom the Releases page - Run the
.exefile - Done! Warden will start monitoring your connections immediately
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/VetoMin-AC/warden.git cd warden
Warden interacts with system processes and network connections.
Some antivirus software may temporarily flag it (this is common for network monitoring tools).
- The source code is fully open and available for review.
- The compiled
.exefile can be scanned using VirusTotal — a free online service that checks files against 60+ antivirus engines. - If you're unsure about the file, we encourage you to scan it yourself before running it.
- Download the latest
WARDEN.exefrom the Releases page. - Go to VirusTotal.
- Click "Choose File" and select the downloaded
WARDEN.exe. - Wait for the scan to complete (usually takes 1–2 minutes).
- Review the results — if it's clean, you're safe to run it.
- The code is publicly available — no hidden or obfuscated logic.
- No encrypted payloads, no remote connections, no data collection.
- It only does what it says: monitors and manages network connections.
If you still have doubts, feel free to open an issue or contact the author directly.
⚠️ False positives are common for tools like Warden because they access system memory and processes. This is normal behavior and does not mean the file is malicious.