Network traffic
We will be going through basic networking and how to extract network traffic.
Network traffic sniffing (30 min)
There are three ways of listening in on communications
- List the three ways
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Describe in your own words each method
Include at which layer each method operates
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Put the descriptions in a shared file
Network interfaces in linux (30 min)
- Spin up a VM with Kali
- Use
ip address
to see the IP and MAC addresses - Explain what the command does and what is shown
- Use
ip route
- Explain what the command does and what is shown
- Put the command output and the explanation in a shared file
Wireshark in kali (30 min)
Minimal wireshark kickstart video:
Another video about wireshark (start at 5:00) Some written introduction from Redhat and medium. Filter reference is here
- Boot up Kali
- start wireshark, and listen on interface eth0
- in a terminal, ping 8.8.8.8
- refind the packets in wireshark
- select the echo ping request packet
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what are the MAC adresses and ip adresses?
Notice the layered info, starting with "frame", "ethernet" and "Internet protocol"
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Explain what each of the 4 values means and which devices they refer to
- Ping 1.1.1.1
- Refind the packets in wireshark
- select the echo ping request packet
- What are the MAC adresses and ip adresses?
- Explain what each of the 4 values means and which devices they refer to
- Compare values for the two pings and explain similarities/differences
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Put addresses and descriptions in a shared document
This is a .md file, so you could add images
There is a video convering this exercise on youtube