Aimwatch 0.9.1 beta

Aimwatch is a packet sniffer designed to reconstruct AOL Instant Messenger and ICQ information by passively collecting packets from the network.
Main features:
- Messages and Chats
- Buddylists
- AIM Client details
- Login information
- Multiple connections sorted by IP or screenname
- Full interpretted packet dissections of protocol data
- Raw hex views of packets
Packets can be read live from the network or from a file saved in libpcap/tcpdump format. To be able to collect packets from connections between remote machines, you either have to be on a hub (non-switched) network, physically located between the IM client and server, or use other tools to redirect packets through your machine.
Currently this project requires a Linux operating system (or compatible), with the libpcap, libxml2 and GTK+ 2 libraries installed. Ill try to make a binary available with the next version. A text-only interface will be created in the future. A Windows port may also be made, but not this month.
The new design uses an XML file to describe the protocol. The file is read when the program is started and packets are dissected with a dynamic tree created in memory. This allows new packet dissection information to be added to the program without having to recompile or understand the source code.