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Mastering Wireshark

Mastering Wireshark

By : Mishra
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Mastering Wireshark

Mastering Wireshark

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By: Mishra
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Overview of this book

Wireshark is a popular and powerful tool used to analyze the amount of bits and bytes that are flowing through a network. Wireshark deals with the second to seventh layer of network protocols, and the analysis made is presented in a human readable form. Mastering Wireshark will help you raise your knowledge to an expert level. At the start of the book, you will be taught how to install Wireshark, and will be introduced to its interface so you understand all its functionalities. Moving forward, you will discover different ways to create and use capture and display filters. Halfway through the book, you’ll be mastering the features of Wireshark, analyzing different layers of the network protocol, looking for any anomalies. As you reach to the end of the book, you will be taught how to use Wireshark for network security analysis and configure it for troubleshooting purposes.
Table of Contents (11 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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1. Welcome to the World of Packet Analysis with Wireshark
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1. Welcome to the World of Packet Analysis with Wireshark
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Introduction to Wireshark
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A brief overview of the TCP/IP model
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The layers in the TCP/IP model
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An introduction to packet analysis with Wireshark
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Capturing methodologies
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Summary
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Practice questions
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2. Filtering Our Way in Wireshark
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2. Filtering Our Way in Wireshark
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An introduction to filters
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Capture filters
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Display filters
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Searching for packets using the Find dialog
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Create new Wireshark profiles
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Summary
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3. Mastering the Advanced Features of Wireshark
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3. Mastering the Advanced Features of Wireshark
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The Statistics menu
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Conversations
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Endpoints
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Working with IO, Flow, and TCP stream graphs
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IO graphs
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Flow graphs
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TCP stream graphs
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Follow TCP streams
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Expert Infos
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Command Line-fu
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Summary
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Exercise
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4. Inspecting Application Layer Protocols
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4. Inspecting Application Layer Protocols
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Domain name system
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File transfer protocol
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Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
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Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
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Summary
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5. Analyzing Transport Layer Protocols
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5. Analyzing Transport Layer Protocols
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The transmission control protocol
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The User Datagram Protocol
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Summary
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Practice questions
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6. Analyzing Traffic in Thin Air
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6. Analyzing Traffic in Thin Air
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Understanding IEEE 802.11
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Usual and unusual WEP – open/shared key communication
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Decrypting WEP and WPA traffic
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Summary
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7. Network Security Analysis
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7. Network Security Analysis
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Information gathering
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ARP poisoning
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Analyzing brute force attacks
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Summary
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8. Troubleshooting
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8. Troubleshooting
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Recovery features
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Summary
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Practice questions
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9. Introduction to Wireshark v2
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9. Introduction to Wireshark v2
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The intelligent scroll bar
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Translation
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Graph improvements
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TCP streams
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USBPcap
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Summary
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Practice questions
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Index
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TCP stream graphs

There are a couple of graphs that come in this section. Each of them depicts the network traffic in a graphical form differently. Let's start by taking a look at each one of them.

Round-trip time graphs

Round-trip time (RTT) is the duration in which the ACK for a packet that is sent is received, that is, for every packet sent from a host, there is an ACK received (TCP communication), which determines the successful delivery of the packet. The total time that is consumed from the transfer of the packet to the ACK for the same is called round trip time. Follow these steps to create one for yourself:

  • Select any TCP packet in your packet list pane.
  • Navigate to Statistics | TCP Stream Graph | Round Trip Time Graph.
  • The x axis represents the TCP sequence number and the y axis represents the RTT in seconds.
  • Each plotted point on the graph represents the RTT of a packet. If you are not seeing anything in your graph, then you might have selected an opposite directional packet.
  • RTT...
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