Collaborate Disseminate
I have a pcap file of 14 sniffed SSL packets. I uploaded it here:
ssl.pcap
I opened it with wireshark. I see the 14 packets. The largest of seems to contain a self signed certificate (as it is made in a populat internet tutorial). I see … Continue reading How can I extract the certificate from this pcap file?
I have a pcap file of 14 sniffed SSL packets. I uploaded it here:
ssl.pcap
I opened it with wireshark. I see the 14 packets. The largest of seems to contain a self signed certificate (as it is made in a populat internet tutorial). I see … Continue reading How can I extract the certificate from this pcap file?
USB C allows data transfer, but also has provisions for transferring data related to power distribution. Of course, where there is data, there is a need to snoop on data for troubleshooting or reverse engineering. That’s the idea behind the open source Type-C/PD Analyzer.
According to the project the features include:
Sniff and spy on your web traffic with an easy-to-use tool
You could use a tool like WireShark or Microsoft Message Analyzer to trace your HTTP traffic, but you might find… Continue reading Fiddling with HTML Forms with Fiddler
Open wifi is a security risk since all the data can potentially be sniffed by anyone. What I want to ask is even on a secured wifi (which requires some kind of password for authentication), the data still travels from a devic… Continue reading Sniffing traffic on a secured wifi connection
Me and a friend of mine are simulating a widespread scenario where router configurations are untouched (default passwords) and are visible from the internet. Him, acting as the victim, will constantly ping out a packet with a… Continue reading Is it possible to sniff traffic of a remote network? (With admin access to router)
I have been trying to test a sniff on facebook POST request forms using wireshark (filtered HTTP).
At login form, I would try login, and then check wireshark and see that no packet was captured.
Strange enough, even the GET… Continue reading Facebook POST request capture
Each DNS request has an ID of 16bits. In the event that an adversary is unable to sniff the query, a way to spoof the DNS reply is to flood the resolver with many replies.
Request from victim
Query ID: 1ac23
What is the ip address of w… Continue reading DNS resolution attacks by flooding spoofed replies
My goal is to sniff the HTTPS traffic of some digital devices (AppleTV, game consoles, etc.), and decrypt the HTTPS packets in my local network.
I cannot figure out a way by using some HTTPS debugging proxy tools like Charl… Continue reading Possibility to sniff HTTPS traffic on devices without installing a certificate
I’ve been trying to capture Telegram messaging application’s packets (for my class project) but I couldn’t get anything out of the punch of captured packets I got.
Telegram does AES-256 encryption over the users’ messages an… Continue reading Doesn’t seem to be able to capture the packets I need
