[dguido]

Yep! As far as I'm aware, a number of military services (I think the USAF) have been public about using Moloch on their networks. It was money well spent by DARPA.

[gyehuda]

Moloch is free. :-)

[cryptoquick]

Well, Moloch is free now. DARPA had to make a lot of sacrifices to make that happen, though.

[gyehuda]

They do an amazing job keeping it secret too. Can't even find them on the contributor list https://github.com/aol/moloch/graphs/contributors

[cryptoquick]

Those are those who contributed code. Unfortunately, defense contract money doesn't have a tab on GitHub. Trust me, I've used palantir/tslint

[burpsnard]

Just search for the project/deliverable/system/protocol on LinkedIn ;) ;) ;)

[fireattack]

Off-topic question: does this graph mean that top two people write 99% of the code? Or they're just sharing the account(s)?

[burpsnard]

> lot of sacrifices

Just chickens, I hope