Lab S1.5.3 - Network Monitoring

Click here when you get to the bottom.
Mr. Cusack will provide instructions.

We will do a Lab working with TCP Dump vs Wireshark.

You will do this as a group and as an individual.

Lab - 1.5.3 TCPDUMP vs Wireshark - Click here. 
Mr. Cusack will discuss the Lab.
Click to get a clean copy.

We will doing this on my big Screen.

What we will capture: (Mr. Cusack will need to sign each page 
and with the students signature)

Start your Cyber Range:
Start both the Linux and Ubuntu machines.

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- Screen shot of:
hostname -I 
JuiceShop_start

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- Screen shot of:
wireshark

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- Screen shot of:
wireshark


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- Screen shot of:
Start Firefox
<Kali_IP_Address> : 3000

login:  admin@juice-sh.op
password: admin123

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- Screen shot of:
using CTRL+C to stop the capturing

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- Screen shot of:
wireshark with the following marked:
Filter
Zoom
Search option
The Packet List
Packet Details
Packet Bytes

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- Screen shot of:
sort the packets by protocol
find the jpeg / JFIF
Scroll down to JPEG file

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- Screen shot of:
locate the http packet that is a POST


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- Screen shot of:
In Wireshark, click File Open -> tcpdump.pcap


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- Screen shot of:
Find the same packets that exchange data and info include
images / Login credentials