Wireshark Mastery: Ethical Hacking & Network Packet Analysis
Published 2/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 5.35 GB | Duration: 6h 23m
Published 2/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 5.35 GB | Duration: 6h 23m
Master Wireshark: Practical Packet Analysis for Network Troubleshooting and Cybersecurity, Network Sniffing, HTTPS
What you'll learn
Foundational Knowledge: Understand ethical hacking principles and network security fundamentals.
In-Depth OSI Model Exploration: Gain a thorough understanding of the OSI model's seven layers.
Practical Packet Analysis: Learn the what, why, and when of packet analysis to monitor and troubleshoot networks effectively.
Network Device Proficiency: Differentiate between hubs, switches, and routers, and understand their roles in network communication.
Traffic Classification Skills: Identify and classify various types of network traffic for better analysis.
Advanced Sniffing Techniques: Implement network sniffing methods, even in switched environments, to capture critical data.
Expert Wireshark Usage: Install, configure, and customize Wireshark across Windows, Linux, and Mac OS platforms.
Filtering Mastery: Apply capture and display filters in Wireshark to isolate specific packets and streamline your analysis.
Protocol Analysis: Deep dive into core network protocols such as ARP, IP, TCP, UDP, DHCP, and HTTP, understanding their structures and communication patterns.
Command-Line Tool Proficiency: Leverage tools like TcpDump and Tshark for command-line packet capturing and analysis, enhancing your network diagnostic capabili
Requirements
Basic Computer Literacy: Comfortable using a computer and navigating software application
Computer: A laptop or desktop with at least 2 CPUs, 2 GB of RAM, and 8 GB of storage.
Operating System: Wireshark is compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Description
Embarking on your journey with Wireshark can indeed feel overwhelming. I vividly recall my initial encounter with a trace file, where questions like "What should I look for?", "Where do I start?", and "What is 'normal'?" flooded my mind. The sheer volume of packet details left me momentarily paralyzed.If you've ever experienced similar feelings when analyzing a pcap file, this course is tailored for you.In this course, we'll delve into real-world scenarios to demonstrate practical applications of Wireshark in solving network issues. This skill set is invaluable for IT professionals aiming to enhance their analytical and troubleshooting capabilities. Our hands-on labs are designed for active participation: you'll download trace files, tackle accompanying questions, and piece together network puzzles embedded within the packets.As we navigate the intricacies of packet analysis, we'll also familiarize ourselves with the Wireshark interface. You'll learn to configure custom columns, apply filters, and set up coloring rules, all aimed at customizing the layout to swiftly identify problems. By the end of this course, you'll be comfortable with the Wireshark interface and possess the expertise to comprehend core protocols.My name is Typhon, and I bring years of experience in network analysis and troubleshooting. Throughout this course, I integrate real-world examples into every lecture, exercise, and assignment. My goal is to help you become adept with the Wireshark interface, interpret packet data effectively, and extract actionable insights to resolve issues or detect security incidents promptly.Ready to embark on this journey? Let's dive into the packets together!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 What is Ethical Hacking and Network Security
Lecture 2 OSI Model
Section 2: Packet Analysis and Networking
Lecture 3 What, Why and When's of Packet Analysis
Lecture 4 Understanding Layer 1,2,3 - Hubs, Switches and Routers
Lecture 5 Traffic Classifications
Section 3: Sniffing (Network)
Lecture 6 How Packet Analysis works
Lecture 7 Hubs are best for us but everyone is using Switch
Lecture 8 How To's of Network Sniffing
Section 4: Getting Started with Wireshark
Lecture 9 Why everyone is using Wireshark
Lecture 10 Downloading and Installing Wireshark (Windows)
Lecture 11 Installing and Configuring Wireshark and other Tools (Linux)
Lecture 12 Installing Wireshark in (Mac OS)
Lecture 13 Integrated or External WiFi Adapters
Lecture 14 Customizing Wireshark
Section 5: Capturing Packets
Lecture 15 Saving and Merging Packets
Lecture 16 Starting with Filters in Wireshark
Lecture 17 Capture Options
Lecture 18 Capture Filters
Lecture 19 Display Filters
Section 6: TcpDump and Tshark
Lecture 20 Installing TcpDump and Tshark
Lecture 21 Working with Tshark and TCPDump
Section 7: Network Layer Protocol
Lecture 22 ARP - Address Resolution Protocol
Lecture 23 Internet Protocol (IP) in Theory
Lecture 24 Time to Live and Routing Behavior
Lecture 25 Structure of TCP
Lecture 26 Detailed Analysis : TCP Packet
Lecture 27 Structure of UDP
Lecture 28 Detailed Analysis : General UDP Packet and DNS Response
Lecture 29 Full DHCP Communication Packet Analysis with Wireshark
Lecture 30 HTTP Protocol Structure
Lecture 31 HTTP Communication Analysis
Network Administrators and Engineers: Enhance your ability to monitor, analyze, and troubleshoot network traffic effectively.,Security Analysts and Engineers: Develop skills to detect vulnerabilities, analyze potential threats, and bolster network defenses.,IT Support Professionals: Improve your proficiency in diagnosing and resolving network-related issues.,System Administrators: Gain insights into network performance and security to manage systems more efficiently.,Students and Enthusiasts: Acquire practical knowledge of network protocols and packet analysis to build a strong foundation in networking.