linux,sockets,networking,wireshark,iptables
Got it. I am able to ping 8.8.8.8. The problem was in DNS resolving. Update DNS resolver. put nameserver 8.8.8.8 in /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/base and in /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/head. Restart Network. sudo service network-manager restart Now /etc/resolv.conf looks like. # Dynamic resolv.conf(5) file for glibc resolver(3) generated by resolvconf(8) # DO NOT EDIT THIS...
HTTPS is HTTP inside a SSL tunnel. So you need to first decrypt the data of the SSL tunnel before you could find out which method is used. Unless you can get access to the keys of the encryption there is no way to decode the content and get at...
wireshark,pcap,libpcap,winpcap,sharppcap
Does WinPcap and/or SharpPcap support the pcap-ng format at the moment No. Support for reading pcap-ng files was added to libpcap in libpcap 1.1.0, and the latest WinPcap is based on libpcap 1.0.0. or in future? Hopefully some future WinPcap release will be based on a recent libpcap release....
linux,networking,embedded,wireshark,ethernet
It appears to me like your memcpy() calls are all the wrong way around. void *memcpy(void *dest, const void *src, size_t n); Destination is the first, source the second argument....
python,tcp,wireshark,handshake,socketserver
You're binding to localhost, which doesn't allow specifying the IP address/es of the machine's interface/s as the destination on the connecting host. You should specify 0.0.0.0 or the empty string as the machine's address in the bind operation (the HOST argument in your example) in order to allow the remote...
http contains ibservices This does the trick...
cookies,firefox-addon,wireshark,arp,network-security
Trying to answer from memory... Firesheep uses libpcap and listens to packets in promiscuous mode. So it will be able to see any data on open wifi networks (read: unencrypted). Remember that the "wifi cable" is the "air", and everybody with the right antenna can listen to that medium. Since...
Is it enough if you can determine the endianness of the system you are running on? In Lua 5.1 and 5.2 at least, the 7th byte of the bytecode header is 1 for little endian systems and 0 for big endian systems. You can obtain this byte from any Lua...
i finally solved the problem. after long inspections and tries i saw that remote service stops responding in the middle of the data communication if i dont add User-Agent HTTP Header. so i added http header using IClientMessageInspector before every request here is wcf code if anybody needs it public...
In theory a range is added using a Lua string for the first argument to dissectortable:add(), where the string is a range such as "7777-8888". However, there may be a bug preventing that working right now (see this ask.wireshark.org thread). Regardless, you should not make your dissector operate on every...
networking,tcp,wireshark,ipv6,ipv4
If by "neighbour discovery protocol" you mean the IPv6 Neighbor Discovery Protocol in RFC 4861, then it uses ICMPv6 packets, so "only capture ICMP (both for IPv4 and IPv6) and ARP and neighbour discovery protocol packets" is equivalent to "only capture ICMP (both for IPv4 and IPv6) and ARP packets"....
OK, so: If you're doing the transport-layer networking yourself, your code will determine whether it's going over UDP or TCP, by specifying, when creating the socket on which to send the packet, whether it's a UDP or TCP socket; TCP is used if the packet won't fit in a maximum-sized...
bash,networking,wireshark,tshark
You have no guarantees that the initial tshark instance has actually finished by that point. Rather than guessing at times and using sleep, use wait instead to force the script to wait for tshark to finish. Waiting for background processes to finish before exiting script...
Wireshark is still wrong :-). But then... that is display. It displays values correctly - only in the wrong section. Probably some reason due to easier decoding. What I was missing was definition of EXTERNAL[8]. DialoguePortion is declared as EXTERNAL...so now everything makes sense....
c,wireshark,pcap,libpcap,epoch
Just add the difference between seconds: udiff = (second.tv_sec - first.tv_sec) * 1000000 + (second.tv_usec - first.tv_usec) You just have to check that the difference between two packets is less than ~2000 seconds to stay in the size of a 32-bits int....
lua,wireshark,wireshark-dissector
Just do t[i]. This will index the table (t) with a value i. local t = {} for i, _ in ipairs(othertbl) do t[i] = something end (Note that in Lua, foo.bar is short for foo["bar"]. Also note that the string "123" is different from the number 123)...
WebSocket protocol defines that frame data must be masked when client sends them to server. So You should be able to see what is coming from server in plan text, but frames from client to server should not be readable. I'm not sure what Wireshark currently provides in terms of...
The individual lines in you M-SEARCH need to have "\r\n" at the end of each line, not just a "\n". Your system may just be sending "\n" across the wire. Check the bytes you're sending for a 13 followed by a 10. That's "\r\n".
From a quick look at that log, there's little if any "plain text data" in the log to extract! It is, not surprisingly, mostly binary-encoded packet data. The only way you'll get "plain text" out of it is if you ask Wireshark to export the packet dissections as text, so...
The blank part is simply used as a barrier to differentiate between 2 UDP packets, solely for your convenience. If you track down that exact data in the normal wireshark window you'll notice that the data before the blank part belongs to a certain UDP packet and that the data...
Can you post an example pcap capture file with the relevant DIAMETER message containing that AVP? (for example post it on cloudshark.org or somewhere) There might be a sub-field that can be retrieved to get the number directly. Otherwise, you could convert the string back into a number using Lua's...
I have no idea what seems to be the problem, but it can be resolved in the following manner: wireshark(pkt for pkt in pkts) # don't supply a list but rather a generator This also outputs the following message: WARNING: PcapWriter: unknown LL type for generator. Using type 1 (Ethernet)...
c,networking,udp,wireshark,broadcast
One thing is - Wireshark uses promiscuous mode - so it can read anything that comes on the switch port. This might include your own broadcasts, some other broadcasts and even some uni/multicasts which are not meant for you - provided the packet comes to that switch port. This is...
Have your dissector register itself in the "ip.proto" dissector table, with 254 as the key, i.e., something such as: proto_my_protocol = proto_register_protocol("My Protocol", "MYP", "myp"); my_handle = new_create_dissector_handle(dissect_my_protocol, proto_my_protocol); dissector_add_uint("ip.proto", 254, my_handle); (you are probably already doing some of the above, such as the proto_register_protocol() call). If your dissector isn't...
wireshark,tshark,network-analysis
Any suggestions how to make those cols to show in the ouptput txt file? Talk to whoever is in charge of making 1.6.7 mandatory, convince them not to make it mandatory, and then upgrade to a newer version of Wireshark. That feature - the ability to show columns with...
Disable the use of uTP in your client.
The appropriate flag for instructing wireshark to filter the displayed packets is -Y, as its man page reports: -Y <display filter> start with the given display filter For filtering the destination port of TCP, use tcp.dstport==X where X specifies the port. Therefore, the full command is: tail -c +0 -f...
linux,wireshark,command-line-interface,tshark
Use tshark -i 1 -w Outputfile.pcap -q & instead. The -q flag says to be super-quiet and & will run the process in the background so that the command prompt will not get overwritten
HTTPS is a protocol that relies on the SSL/TLS connection being established from the start of the TCP connection ("implicit" SSL/TLS). All the HTTP traffic is exchanged over SSL/TLS, and it's done on a distinct port, so Wireshark knows that it's expected to decode it as SSL/TLS first. The MySQL...
scapy is the python library you're looking for. You can read and write pcap files using rdpcap and wrpcap, as detailed in the official API documentation: rdpcap(filename, count=-1) reads a pcap file and returns the list of read packets. If count is positive, only the first count packets are read....
The default on *nix systems is for MySQL to connect by a socket file which will not use the network. This is why Wireshark captures nothing in this case. You should also see nothing if you use localhost instead of 127.0.0.1 From the documentation: On Unix, MySQL programs treat the...
Wireshark has support for HTTP/2.0 (https://wiki.wireshark.org/HTTP2) You can also simply check the frames using the built-in Chrome packet monitor. Open a tab to chrome://net-internals, select 'SPDY' in the top left menu and click 'View live SPDY sessions'. Whenever another tab is using a new SPDY or HTTP/2 connection, you'll be...
STUN is Session Traversal Utilities for NAT. Originally designed for VOIP apps. Something is using it on your Windows, and I'd scan for malware/viruses as those have been known to use STUN as an exploit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STUN http://researchcenter.paloaltonetworks.com/2014/09/malware-trending-stun-awareness/...
python,wireshark,pcap,tcpdump,winpcap
Can tcpdump be useful here? Yes. Are the "length" values at the end of each line good indicators of how much data two hosts have transferred to each other? Yes. That's the amount of bytes transferred sans headers. How do I find payload size? I'm willing to use Python if...
It's hard to say without knowing which OS you're running, but generally you should open up your task manager and see if there are any Wireshark or Tshark or Dumpcap processes still running that would cause this. Optionally also try rebooting...
It's filling the structure by copying data that the kernel provides to it. Libpcap runs atop various packet capture mechanisms in various OSes, and WinPcap runs atop its kernel-mode driver in Windows. Those mechanisms provide time stamps to libpcap, and the kernel-mode driver provides them to WinPcap.
The libpcap filter syntax is documented at: http://www.tcpdump.org/manpages/pcap-filter.7.html Unfortunately, it does not directly recognize the IRC protocol. However, Wireshark determines whether an IRC message is a request or response by looking at the tcp port (is the message to or from port 6667) and we can do that with libpcap....
ssl,wireshark,visualforce,client-certificates,force.com
Added a screenshot of the handshake captures. can you please point me to where I should be looking? – See packet #31. It contains the Certificate Request. Also packet #33 contains the certificate from the client, so the reason is not the the client does not send the certificate,...
The problem apparently lies in the data type returned by the extractor() functions. In order to compare them with another value in the if statement they have to be converted into strings using tostring() function. For example: if (not (tostring(udp_port) == "3000" or tostring(udp_port)=="3838" or flag==1)) ...
http,microcontroller,wireshark,pic,ethernet
I have finally found the solution! After some (logical) thinking I found that it would be the problem of the XPORT. But what could be the problem? I disabled all features of which I thought that might interfere (even though I thought this would be unlogical to cause this kind...
Filter on stun.id as in the picture below http://i.imgur.com/lKMufNa.png: ...
You should use the tool rpcapd in the machine (A) that you want to capture the traffic: rpcapd -n -p <port> With -n is launched without authentication Finally, in the other machine (B) go to Wireshark > Capture > Interfaces > Options > Manage Interfaces > Remote Interfaces And you...