title: Linux: What programs are accessing the Internet?
body: <p>So, I am starting to worry a little that something or someone is hacked into my Linux Laptop. I have installed a network Gnome Extension that displays size of bytes going up and down on my Internet connection. My laptop seems to be talking to some program on the internet I don't even know what it could be talking to. There is always some bytes (10 - 50kb every 4 seconds) on the average being received and transmitted. This happens even when I got no applications running on the system like FireFox. </p>
  
  <p>Thinking that my laptop has been hacked, I completely reinstalled my Linux OS and still it is showing that there is always some bytes going up and down the Internet.</p>
  
  <p>I did do the netstat -all command on the terminal but that doesn't really show much and it looks way to cryptic. I want some program like Etherape program. Etherape is too confusing to use.</p>
  
  <p>What do you suggest? I need to know what program is transmitting and receiving bytes on my Linux system.</p>