#wireshark — Public Fediverse posts
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iX-Workshop: Wireshark Deep Dive – Netzwerkprobleme gezielt lösen
Erweitern Sie Ihre Wireshark-Kenntnisse, indem Sie reale Netzwerkprobleme analysieren und Sicherheitsbedrohungen aufdecken.
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iX-Workshop: Wireshark Deep Dive – Netzwerkprobleme gezielt lösen
Erweitern Sie Ihre Wireshark-Kenntnisse, indem Sie reale Netzwerkprobleme analysieren und Sicherheitsbedrohungen aufdecken.
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iX-Workshop: Wireshark Deep Dive – Netzwerkprobleme gezielt lösen
Erweitern Sie Ihre Wireshark-Kenntnisse, indem Sie reale Netzwerkprobleme analysieren und Sicherheitsbedrohungen aufdecken.
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iX-Workshop: Wireshark Deep Dive – Netzwerkprobleme gezielt lösen
Erweitern Sie Ihre Wireshark-Kenntnisse, indem Sie reale Netzwerkprobleme analysieren und Sicherheitsbedrohungen aufdecken.
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iX-Workshop: Wireshark Deep Dive – Netzwerkprobleme gezielt lösen
Erweitern Sie Ihre Wireshark-Kenntnisse, indem Sie reale Netzwerkprobleme analysieren und Sicherheitsbedrohungen aufdecken.
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🦈 Wireshark Useful Filters – Quick Guide for Network Pros 🌐
Wireshark is the go-to tool for packet analysis 📡. With the right filters, you can cut through the noise and find exactly what matters 🔎. Here are some of the most useful ones every cybersecurity pro 🛡️ and network engineer ⚙️ should know:
✨ Host & IP Filters
ip.addr == 192.168.1.10 → traffic from/to one host 🖥️
ip.src == 10.0.0.5 → packets from a source 📤
ip.dst == 8.8.8.8 → packets to a destination 📥✨ Protocol Filters
http → all HTTP traffic 🌍
dns → DNS lookups & responses 🔤
tcp / udp → filter transport layer 📡✨ Port Filters
tcp.port == 443 → HTTPS 🔒
udp.port == 53 → DNS 📡
tcp.port == 22 → SSH 🔑✨ Conversation Tracking
tcp.stream eq 5 → follow a single TCP session 🔄
http.request → show only client requests 📤
http.response → show only server responses 📥✨ Error & Suspicious Activity
tcp.flags.reset == 1 → connection resets ⚠️
icmp → ping/echo packets 🛰️
ssl.handshake → TLS handshakes 🔐⚠️ Disclaimer:
For educational & authorized use only. Always analyze traffic in labs or systems you manage. 🚫🔒#Wireshark #PacketAnalysis #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #NetworkSecurity #BlueTeam #NetworkTraffic #TechTools 🦈
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🦈 Wireshark Useful Filters – Quick Guide for Network Pros 🌐
Wireshark is the go-to tool for packet analysis 📡. With the right filters, you can cut through the noise and find exactly what matters 🔎. Here are some of the most useful ones every cybersecurity pro 🛡️ and network engineer ⚙️ should know:
✨ Host & IP Filters
ip.addr == 192.168.1.10 → traffic from/to one host 🖥️
ip.src == 10.0.0.5 → packets from a source 📤
ip.dst == 8.8.8.8 → packets to a destination 📥✨ Protocol Filters
http → all HTTP traffic 🌍
dns → DNS lookups & responses 🔤
tcp / udp → filter transport layer 📡✨ Port Filters
tcp.port == 443 → HTTPS 🔒
udp.port == 53 → DNS 📡
tcp.port == 22 → SSH 🔑✨ Conversation Tracking
tcp.stream eq 5 → follow a single TCP session 🔄
http.request → show only client requests 📤
http.response → show only server responses 📥✨ Error & Suspicious Activity
tcp.flags.reset == 1 → connection resets ⚠️
icmp → ping/echo packets 🛰️
ssl.handshake → TLS handshakes 🔐⚠️ Disclaimer:
For educational & authorized use only. Always analyze traffic in labs or systems you manage. 🚫🔒#Wireshark #PacketAnalysis #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #NetworkSecurity #BlueTeam #NetworkTraffic #TechTools 🦈
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🦈 Wireshark Useful Filters – Quick Guide for Network Pros 🌐
Wireshark is the go-to tool for packet analysis 📡. With the right filters, you can cut through the noise and find exactly what matters 🔎. Here are some of the most useful ones every cybersecurity pro 🛡️ and network engineer ⚙️ should know:
✨ Host & IP Filters
ip.addr == 192.168.1.10 → traffic from/to one host 🖥️
ip.src == 10.0.0.5 → packets from a source 📤
ip.dst == 8.8.8.8 → packets to a destination 📥✨ Protocol Filters
http → all HTTP traffic 🌍
dns → DNS lookups & responses 🔤
tcp / udp → filter transport layer 📡✨ Port Filters
tcp.port == 443 → HTTPS 🔒
udp.port == 53 → DNS 📡
tcp.port == 22 → SSH 🔑✨ Conversation Tracking
tcp.stream eq 5 → follow a single TCP session 🔄
http.request → show only client requests 📤
http.response → show only server responses 📥✨ Error & Suspicious Activity
tcp.flags.reset == 1 → connection resets ⚠️
icmp → ping/echo packets 🛰️
ssl.handshake → TLS handshakes 🔐⚠️ Disclaimer:
For educational & authorized use only. Always analyze traffic in labs or systems you manage. 🚫🔒#Wireshark #PacketAnalysis #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #NetworkSecurity #BlueTeam #NetworkTraffic #TechTools 🦈
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🦈 Wireshark Useful Filters – Quick Guide for Network Pros 🌐
Wireshark is the go-to tool for packet analysis 📡. With the right filters, you can cut through the noise and find exactly what matters 🔎. Here are some of the most useful ones every cybersecurity pro 🛡️ and network engineer ⚙️ should know:
✨ Host & IP Filters
ip.addr == 192.168.1.10 → traffic from/to one host 🖥️
ip.src == 10.0.0.5 → packets from a source 📤
ip.dst == 8.8.8.8 → packets to a destination 📥✨ Protocol Filters
http → all HTTP traffic 🌍
dns → DNS lookups & responses 🔤
tcp / udp → filter transport layer 📡✨ Port Filters
tcp.port == 443 → HTTPS 🔒
udp.port == 53 → DNS 📡
tcp.port == 22 → SSH 🔑✨ Conversation Tracking
tcp.stream eq 5 → follow a single TCP session 🔄
http.request → show only client requests 📤
http.response → show only server responses 📥✨ Error & Suspicious Activity
tcp.flags.reset == 1 → connection resets ⚠️
icmp → ping/echo packets 🛰️
ssl.handshake → TLS handshakes 🔐⚠️ Disclaimer:
For educational & authorized use only. Always analyze traffic in labs or systems you manage. 🚫🔒#Wireshark #PacketAnalysis #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #NetworkSecurity #BlueTeam #NetworkTraffic #TechTools 🦈
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🦈 Wireshark Useful Filters – Quick Guide for Network Pros 🌐
Wireshark is the go-to tool for packet analysis 📡. With the right filters, you can cut through the noise and find exactly what matters 🔎. Here are some of the most useful ones every cybersecurity pro 🛡️ and network engineer ⚙️ should know:
✨ Host & IP Filters
ip.addr == 192.168.1.10 → traffic from/to one host 🖥️
ip.src == 10.0.0.5 → packets from a source 📤
ip.dst == 8.8.8.8 → packets to a destination 📥✨ Protocol Filters
http → all HTTP traffic 🌍
dns → DNS lookups & responses 🔤
tcp / udp → filter transport layer 📡✨ Port Filters
tcp.port == 443 → HTTPS 🔒
udp.port == 53 → DNS 📡
tcp.port == 22 → SSH 🔑✨ Conversation Tracking
tcp.stream eq 5 → follow a single TCP session 🔄
http.request → show only client requests 📤
http.response → show only server responses 📥✨ Error & Suspicious Activity
tcp.flags.reset == 1 → connection resets ⚠️
icmp → ping/echo packets 🛰️
ssl.handshake → TLS handshakes 🔐⚠️ Disclaimer:
For educational & authorized use only. Always analyze traffic in labs or systems you manage. 🚫🔒#Wireshark #PacketAnalysis #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #NetworkSecurity #BlueTeam #NetworkTraffic #TechTools 🦈
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Don't mix up #WireShark and #WireGuard: One is for analyzing #networktraffic and the other one is for hiding and encrypting network traffic (besides other things).
And yes, I verbally mix them up often enough even though I know exactly which one does what. Seems to be a #dyslexia thing.
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Don't mix up #WireShark and #WireGuard: One is for analyzing #networktraffic and the other one is for hiding and encrypting network traffic (besides other things).
And yes, I verbally mix them up often enough even though I know exactly which one does what. Seems to be a #dyslexia thing.
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Don't mix up #WireShark and #WireGuard: One is for analyzing #networktraffic and the other one is for hiding and encrypting network traffic (besides other things).
And yes, I verbally mix them up often enough even though I know exactly which one does what. Seems to be a #dyslexia thing.
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Don't mix up #WireShark and #WireGuard: One is for analyzing #networktraffic and the other one is for hiding and encrypting network traffic (besides other things).
And yes, I verbally mix them up often enough even though I know exactly which one does what. Seems to be a #dyslexia thing.
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Don't mix up #WireShark and #WireGuard: One is for analyzing #networktraffic and the other one is for hiding and encrypting network traffic (besides other things).
And yes, I verbally mix them up often enough even though I know exactly which one does what. Seems to be a #dyslexia thing.
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Recent #TryHackMe room inspired me to publish blog about Decryption of #SMB traffic
Summarized 3 methods of decryption in #Wireshark:
- with user password
- with NTLM hash
- without them, just by cracking the captured #network traffichttps://malwarelab.eu/posts/tryhackme-smb-decryption/
#cryptography #networkanalysis #networktrafficanalysis #networktraffic #samba #encryption
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Recent #TryHackMe room inspired me to publish blog about Decryption of #SMB traffic
Summarized 3 methods of decryption in #Wireshark:
- with user password
- with NTLM hash
- without them, just by cracking the captured #network traffichttps://malwarelab.eu/posts/tryhackme-smb-decryption/
#cryptography #networkanalysis #networktrafficanalysis #networktraffic #samba #encryption