Learn Wireshark

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Learn Wireshark

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Lessons
  • 17+ Lessons
  • 159+ Exercises
  • 80+ Quizzes
  • 111+ Flashcards
  • 111+ Glossary of terms
TestPrep
  • 50+ Pre Assessment Questions
  • 50+ Post Assessment Questions
LiveLab
  • 22+ LiveLab
  • 22+ Video tutorials
  • 32+ Minutes
Video Lessons
  • 20+ Videos
  • 01:57+ Hours
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  • Who this course is for?
  • What does this course cover?
  • To get the most out of this course
  • Reviewing packet analysis
  • Recognizing who benefits from using packet analysis
  • Identifying where to use packet analysis
  • Outlining when to use packet analysis
  • Getting to know Wireshark
  • Summary
  • Discovering the beginnings of today's Wireshark
  • Examining the Wireshark interface
  • Understanding the phases of packet analysis
  • Using command-line tools
  • Summary
  • Discovering support for different OS
  • Comparing different capture engines
  • Performing a standard Windows installation
  • Reviewing the resources available at Wireshark.org
  • Summary
  • Understanding the Wireshark welcome screen
  • Exploring the File menu
  • Discovering the Edit menu
  • Exploring the View menu
  • Summary
  • Reviewing the network architecture
  • Learning various capture methods
  • Tapping into the stream
  • Realizing the importance of baselining
  • Summary
  • Personalizing the layout and general appearance
  • Creating a tailored configuration profile
  • Adjusting columns, font, and colors
  • Adding comments
  • Modifying complex expressions
  • Summary
  • Filtering network traffic
  • Comprehending display filters
  • Creating capture filters
  • Understanding the expression builder
  • Discovering shortcuts and handy filters
  • Summary
  • Comprehending the OSI model
  • Discovering the purpose, protocols, and PDUs
  • Exploring the encapsulation process
  • Demonstrating frame formation in Wireshark
  • Summary
  • Reviewing the purpose of the transport layer
  • Describing TCP
  • Examining the eleven-field TCP header
  • Understanding UDP
  • Discovering the four-field UDP header
  • Summary
  • Dissecting the three-way handshake
  • Learning TCP options
  • Understanding TCP protocol preferences
  • Tearing down a connection
  • Summary
  • Understanding the purpose of the IP
  • Outlining IPv4
  • Exploring IPv6
  • Editing protocol preferences
  • Discovering tunneling protocols
  • Summary
  • Understanding the purpose of ICMP
  • Dissecting ICMPv4 and ICMPv6
  • Sending ICMP messages
  • Evaluating type and code values
  • Configuring firewall rules
  • Summary
  • Understanding the role and purpose of ARP
  • Exploring ARP headers and fields
  • Examining different types of ARP
  • Analyzing ARP attacks
  • Summary
  • Analyzing latency issues
  • Understanding the coloring rules
  • Exploring the Intelligent Scrollbar
  • Discovering the expert system
  • Summary
  • Discovering ways to subset traffic
  • Understanding options to save a file
  • Recognizing ways to export components
  • Identifying why and how to add comments
  • Summary
  • Diving into an overview of CS
  • Sharing captures in CS
  • Outlining the various filters and graphs
  • Evaluating the different analysis tools
  • Discovering where to find sample captures
  • Summary

Hands on Activities (Live Labs)

  • Splitting a File and Work with Filtered File Sets
  • Using Tshark to Extract HTTP GET Requests
  • Using Tshark to Capture File Sets with an Autostop Condition
  • Capturing and Classifying Background Traffic
  • Opening a Network Monitor .cap File
  • Capturing File Sets
  • Using a Ring Buffer to Conserve Drive Space
  • Adding a Column to Display Coloring Rules in Use
  • Adding the HTTP Host Field as a Column
  • Using a Default Filter as a Seed for a New Filter
  • Creating, Saving, and Applying a DNS Capture Filter
  • Applying Filters to Locate a Set of Keywords in a Trace File
  • Exporting a Single TCP Conversation
  • Applying Filter on HTTP 404 Responses
  • Filtering Traffic to or from Online Backup Subnets
  • Filtering HTTP Traffic the Right Way
  • Locating TCP Connection Attempts to a Client
  • Using Packets to Build a Picture of a Network
  • Investigating an arp Cache
  • Building a Coloring Rule to Highlight FTP User Names, Passwords, and More
  • Exporting Malicious Redirection Packet Comments
  • Reading Analysis Notes in a Malicious Redirection Trace File
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