Im quite new to wireshark, in fact ive hardly used it. Basically, we have been set the task to analyse sniffer data in a cap file we have been given. We are also expected to turn all the network packets back into files, web pages emails etc Does anyone have any idea how i can do this? as im completely confused. I would really appreciate the help asked 11 May '12, 09:59 algyptalian |
One Answer:
well, some of that can be done with this options:
HOWEVER, what you get is the raw communication for that protocol on the network. Maybe not what your client expected to get, ALTHOUGH you can re-construct downloads and e-mails with that. There are other tools as well, e.g. tcpflow, tcptrace. Please check the wiki:
Wireshark was mainly developed as a network troubleshooting tool, whereas your request sounds like spying on users or finding evidence for whatever ;-) In that case, you better use a tool suited for that purpose, e.g. NetworkMiner (free version available)
For OpenSource lovers:
Regards answered 11 May '12, 10:33 Kurt Knochner ♦ edited 11 May '12, 12:55 |
Thnaks a lot for the reply. I tried your suggestion in wireshark. I got a whole lot of files, some jpeg, some png, and other css files, but theres supposed to be an excel document which contains some information, however i didnt really manage to find that. How would i analyse the packet in network miner? as it wasnt really clear to me.
ok so ive been messing around with network miner, specifically the keyword search facility. Ive pulled up words like "confidential" and a few interesting things came up. What i want to know is, is it possible to download all frame content, or perhaps, all things sent by a particular source/destination host? I mean, the posibilities of what i could find seem to be endless, but i could be wrong (its because i am very new to this software...)
O.K. could you please specify in more detail what you are looking for?
ive been doing further looking around, conversations are taking place on myspace, and also on aussiemail.com.au...but this may not be all there is...the conversations/ transactions are taking place between 2 hosts, 192.168.143.13 & 161.74.26.25...when i use the keyword search in networkminer, i saw parts of messages, some about confidential information, & attachments being sent. This is going on between the 2 above ip addresses mentioned. so is there some sort of way i can view all the messages that they have sent to and from eachother, as well as attachments they may have sent?