GlassWire is a monitoring utility designed to show you in detail who and how is your internet connection used.

The logs are displayed as a graph, automatically updated every second.

You can always view which process or application connected to the internet, how many bytes received or transmitted and what type of connection did it use: http, dns, NetBIOS Name Service, FTP, etc.

You can also see IPs to which your PC is currently connected to and which country they belong to.
When a new application connects to the internet, you are alerted and using the firewall incorporated you can allow or block it.

This software, still in Beta testing phase, uses a modern and easy to understand user interface and provides you with every information you want about your internet connection activity, by graphs and detailed statistics.

In this way, you can always see which program uses the most bandwidth, when a suspicious connection is made and how safe are all the programs you have installed on your computer.

What's New in GlassWire 2.2 :

- Click the small down arrow at the top left of the graph to scale it however you want.
- Click “Publishers” on the graph to see traffic by publisher. It’s useful to quickly find unsigned apps.
- Click the graph, then drag back and forth to select time periods where you can see detailed app, host, and traffic data.
- Resource usage improvements with GlassWire’s user interface.
- Fixed translations for French and Korean.
- Fixed an issue with host name for some devices on the “Things” list.
- Fixed a DLL issue reported on HackerOne.
- Fixed an issue that could cause a false RDP connection alert in some unique situations.
- Miscellaneous bug fixes and resource usage improvements.

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