Free Wireshark and Ethical Hacking Course: Video #2

This is a complete Wireshark and Ethical hacking course.

Make sure you know where to capture packets or frames in a network. Do you know how devices such as hubs, switches and routers treat traffic? Do you know what port span is?

In this course I'm going to show you how to capture packets from a network, how to capture passwords, replay voice conversations, view routing protocol updates and many more options.

Do you know network protocols? Do you know how to hack? Want to learn wireshark and have some fun with Ethical hacking? This is the course for you:

Learn Wireshark practically. Wireshark pcapng files provided so you can practice while you learn! There is so much to learn in this course:

- Capture Telnet, FTP, TFTP, HTTP passwords.
- Replay VoIP conversations.
- Capture routing protocol (OSPF) authentication passwords.
- Troubleshoot network issues.
- Free software.
- Free downloadable pcapng files.
- Answer quiz questions.

The course is very practical. You can practice while you learn!

Learn how to analyze and interpret network protocols and leverage Wireshark for what it was originally intended: Deep Packet Inspection and network analysis.

Protocols we capture and discuss in this course include:
- Telnet
- FTP
- TFTP
- HTTP
- VoIP
- OSPF
- EIGRP
- DNS
- ICMP

Menu:
Overview: 0:00
Network Capture: 0:44
DNS and DHCP traffic: 1:45
Why is HTTP not captured? 7:30
Switch MAC address table: 7:58
Solution: 9:30
Thank you to my supporters: 9:56

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[davidbombal]

Menu:
Overview: 0:00
Network Capture: 0:44
DNS and DHCP traffic: 1:45
Why is HTTP not captured? 7:30
Switch MAC address table: 7:58
Solution: 9:30
Thank you to my supporters: 9:56



Special Offers:

Cisco Press: Up to 50% discount
Save every day on Cisco Press learning products! Use discount code BOMBAL during checkout to save 35% on print books (plus free shipping in the U.S.), 45% on eBooks, and 50% on video courses and simulator software. Offer expires December 31, 2020. Shop now.
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ITPro.TV:
30% discount off all plans Code: DAVIDBOMBAL

Boson software: 15% discount
Code: DBAF15P

GNS3 Academy:

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[sandeepspu]

David what I like in your videos is use of clear language because we from non english speaking countries struggle understanding the accent of US or Europe instructor. Thanks a lot David

[pxblxmxs]

I discovered your channel a few days ago and i really love it. Everything is explained in a really efficient way and your voice is really nice. Thanks for uploading this high quality content!

[AndreasBodin]

So powerful!
If these tutorials would have been available in this format many years ago, the speed of me learning and understanding would have taken quantum leaps.
Thank you so much for this David!
Keep up your awesome work!

[R-espg]

Thank you for this very informative video. As a recent IT graduate who is struggling to get a job, your videos are helping me further my knowledge and are keeping me focused in these uncertain times.

[onenzednine]

Gonna do my part and leave a comment of appreciation on each of these FREE videos 👍

[moorkerdr]

easy and straight to the point, i am extremely appreciative of this video and have recommended it to my colleagues as a starting point of understanding wireshark and packet analysis.

[patrickFREE.]

very clearly language, thanks from germany !

[mdsaifullahmaruf]

i don't find any other vedios on youtube as grate as your's SIR.
pleasure to meet with your new vedio.❤👌

[ochienoeliud]

Very clear and informative indeed. Lots of thanks Mr. Bombal

[utsavkumar]

hi sir i am your biggest fan and you are my inspiration
i have been learning to hack from you videos and websites

[zakariadamchiitou]

Good job David and thanks for all you're doing! God bless !!!

[ghostesprit]

THANKS AND I HAVE THE FULL COURSE NOW !!!

[alexanderastardjiev]

I was hoping you will filter the capture to the router for the server IP, clear the ARP table of the switch and show that first packet to the server is also captured on the port to the router to demonstrate how the switch will flood the first packet if it doesn't know where the destination MAC is.

Also was hoping to flood the switch with fake MAC addresses filling the CAM table and demonstrating how attacker can eavesdrop on traffic even if he is no capturing on the interfaces between the client and the server.
Lets hope we will see this is the upcoming videos.

[vrvrvr]

again, very clear explanation, thank you

[educastellini]

-Great video thanks for sharing quality content about vital knowledge to network engineers to really understand how networks work not only for certification exams, after all we are going to be professionals and knowledge is vital for troubleshooting or at least being able to discuss with DEV if the problem is down to layer 4 or if it is a layer 7 programming error (for me it will always be layer 7 lol).
-Good but a funny addendum ...
-Following the tip of Chuck's I dived to prepare for Junos for JNCIA test on the next mount, after all a free text of the second network manufacturer in the world its very useful for me, and wen I start the classes I realized that it is totally different from everything from Cisco that I had learned, a Juniper is closer to a server Linux than a Router as I knew or learn in Cisco, and they have an absurdly greater focus on security.
-It is totally different the way of routing for example greater than the focus of the protocols are the focus on their versions of access lists that are focused on sequences of rules, this is because I am running a Router not a firewall ...?! ?!?!?
-But then, as I couldn't use the Packet Tracer to simulate Junos, I had to make a GNS3 server on my Linux PC, because it was the only option to study Junos without having to buy real hardware, ok I spent the end of week learning GNS3, I set up Cisco models that I knew for study, and ok, made some labs to training and everything perfect, so I installed the Junos equipment.
- Until then, I installed the configuration, and in the previous days I set up and tested Cisco topologies to train GNS3, there it ran and with emulated servers, several routers and everything didn't reach the 8GB of Ram use, then I added ONE Junos in the middle of When I turned it on, I found that the system started to be a little slow, but ok, then when it finished booting Junos I look at the monitor that I leave on the PC desktop and it just went up from 8GB to 13, almost 14 GB of RAM usage, my RAM is gone.
-The PC crashed there I had to spend another whole day getting an image of Junos to be able to at least run a topology of studies, but it is not less than 11GB running.
-Conclusion, I need a xeon server again and Ram .... lol
-Thank you so much for the videos and for the knowledge, colleague and teacher ... !!!

[hackingismylife]

I saw your more videos nice information get thanks you so much sir but I am indian

[trevelvin]

Such good explanantions, great how you -

[vinaychand]

shouldn, t the source MAC address be the mac address of the switch ge0/1 since it is captured after switch and destination be router interface mac address. The layer 3 makes sense, but, now i am a bit confused about layer 2. please explain.

[stnentertaiment]

awesome as always and ya we believe you lol