Observed arrival · 2026-10-31
Defendingo, the app-connection guard dog
A network monitor that shows which programs on your computer connect online, who they contact, and plain-language notes about connections that may deserve a closer look.
- For
- Computer users who want to inspect app network activity
- Worth noticing
- The page says connection history is kept locally for 90 days and describes watching a program together with any helper processes it starts.
Field notes
The homepage contrasts raw TCP rows—addresses, ports, and process IDs—with descriptions such as “Discord voice” and “Microsoft,” then flags an unsigned updater running from Downloads as worth a look. Its illustrated watch flow follows a child helper process as well as the program being launched. The site says history is stored locally for 90 days and that the monitor does not block apps; these are product statements, not independently verified behavior.
Observed signals
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