Hi Everyone! I am firwer123 and i just joined Wireshark Q&A! Firstly, I hope some one could help me one this, --Source--------Destination---Protocol----------------Length & Information-------------- 192.XXX.1.XX----70.39.98.126-------TCP------54 54589 > dhanalakshmi [ACK] Seq=1 Ack=1 Win=17520 Len=0 192.XXX.1.XX is my local machine 70.39.98.126 is that remote server Above, is a TCP connection that I've filtered out of my network traffic and besides that this network activity log came from a program that would contact its server(70.39.98.126) whenever i open it.. But now, I wished to stop this program from contacting their server again.. Is there anyway i can stop it using Wireshark...or lets don't say stop it, is there anyway to exploit it? Additional Information about that remote server (70.39.98.126)
Peoples please help me! I need your help!! Your Sincerely, firwer123 asked 25 Mar '13, 04:28  firwer123 edited 25 Mar '13, 05:04  grahamb ♦ |
One Answer:
Wireshark is not a firewall, so no there's no way it can stop it for you. Wireshark is a (rather passive) network sniffer, so cannot 'exploit' (whatever that means) this or any other TCP connection. answered 25 Mar '13, 04:52  Jaap ♦ |
