Advanced Wireshark Network Forensics - Part 3/3

There was a Denial of Service (DoS) attack that was reported against our FTP server. And it also seems like there were some FTP traffic spikes that were seen prior to the FTP server being taken offline. We aren't told much more than this, which makes our goals a bit abstract. We'll start with a general list of goals, and then use our pcap forensics process to build them out as we continue through our investigation.

Scenario pcaps:

[nvlsvenu]

Thank You for the informational video! I'm currently studying network forensics from CCD, this video helped me understanding the concept bit clear. Please do more of these.

[sergioquiroga]

Thank you .Even though it has been 5 years, seems to me that this video is amazing;Very helpful.
I wish you would make more videos like this one.Also, lots of details, and links to different websites .
Thank you

[jamieabernathy]

This may be one of the most to follow along videos in regard to basic network analysis and using the wire shark packet capture tool. Thank you.

[MuhammadAli-rpcz]

Thank you so much for the amazing video. For months i have been trying to understand where to start with Network Security Monitoring. This video not all tell where to begin and what to look for, and even more the further reading and the resources. Thank you sooo much

[hempknight]

these videos on wireshark are the best i have seen on You tube keep up the good work mate.

[aleksdreeve]

The presentation is so concise and everything makes so much sense. I do not have a chance nor the bravery to do this myself to understand it and thought it was going to be very confusing, but you made it so clear. Thank you so much.

[philipkwa]

This is definitely a very good video to learn WireShark and most importantly explanation is very clear and fun

[eidodoos]

truly amazing video. professional and crystal clear explaination.

[XraVAc]

Thank you for these videos. You are clearly able to articulate and explain the topics you cover.

[ahmedelhabashi]

it is magnificent to explain network forensic, keep going

[vinitkarale]

Thank you for this tutorial... It was very helpful and learned good stuff.

[gslvqz]

Loved it! I subscribed. Thank you for sharing your passion with us. A lot to learn. I am pursuing my BS. in Cybersecurity (Defense and Forensics) and this was really helpful.

[jatindersingh]

I have started learning forensic and your video has helped me a lot to keep going on wid it :) thank you sir.

[narutouzumaki-fkhk]

Fantastic!! You're making forensic learning fun! Hope to see more videos!! :D

[karima]

thank you so much for your help, you're the best :D

[OthmanAlikhan]

Thanks for the entire series! It was very good learning material =)

[rlee]

Thank you!!! This was a fantastic series!!

[i_sometimes_leave_comments]

"Click the arrow to change TCP stream"
"You can hit the down key to go to the previous filter"
hours saved

[nhs.]

i wonder why i can't see the image on preview, yet its was fine on paint

[kristianmarc]

Hi, do you also have the video of solution for Hackers on the network.pcapng found in your github sir? thank you!