Network Protocol Analysis Using Wireshark Part-2

Description

If you did plan to start your career in Information Security, Network Protocol Analysis is a crucial skill that has to be acquired. In this course, we will cover the following,

• Built display filter expressions, this helps us to filter packets of our interest. This portion helps you to familiarize yourself with Wireshark’s Display filter language.
• In the TCP based protocols, we can see the data from the TCP stream. In this course, you will learn to follow a TCP stream, reconstruct a TCP Stream, and recover an unsecured username and password from Trace.
• While investigating any suspicious activity, it is very important to export objects from a PCAP file. This course covers exporting objects from HTTP traffic and reconstruct the browsed images.
• ·You might have to create a profile in Wireshark, which helps us in saving significant time to audit/troubleshoot the network.
• TCP three-way Handshake Analysis helps you to identify and analyze the initial three-way handshake.
• Decoding the ICMP packet to understand the Double Deaded ICMP Packet Analysis.
• Create an I/O graph to plot the packet data and protocols in visual representation.
• A conversation is a traffic between two IP addresses. We cover to extract and Save a single subnet conversation.
• Understanding the Zero Window Condition and Windows Update process.

Who this course is for:

• Computer Forensics/Digital Forensics Professionals
• Incident Response Personnel
• Information Security Professionals
• IT Managers
• Law Enforcement Personnel
• Legal Professionals
• Network Administrators and Architects
• System Administrators

Requirements

• Basic knowledge of Networking
• Understanding TCP/IP fundamentals.
• A computer with Internet connection

Last Updated 3/2021

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