zanarkand VS PacketStreamer

As for Teamcraft's use of NPCAP, Teamcraft is also open source, as is the Zanarkand capture library it uses, so you can see precisely what it's doing with NPCAP. In the case of Teamcraft, a perusal of it and Zanarkand show that it does only read the FFXIV traffic, nothing else, if that helps reassure you.

Also: - https://github.com/deepfence/PacketStreamer

FlowMeter is an experimental project; we’re using it to evaluate how effectively we can train an ML model to discriminate between different types of traffic flows, e.g. normal and anomalous.  You can use sample data from various sources (see the README), or gather packet captures using PacketStreamer https://github.com/deepfence/PacketStreamer or other pcap tools.

PacketStreamer is an open source tool that captures network traffic from multiple remote sources concurrently and aggregates the data into a single pcap log file. It is written in golang and supports network capture from Kubernetes nodes, Docker hosts, and bare-metal/virtual-machine servers.

We've released a new open source, golang project - https://github.com/deepfence/PacketStreamer - intended to enable easy packet capture across multiple remote targets, including Kubernetes nodes, Docker hosts, Fargate instances and traditional servers.