Monthly Archives: January 2016

2016-01-07 – TRAFFIC ANALYSIS EXERCISE – ALERTS ON 3 DIFFERENT HOSTS

SCENARIO: You are working as an analyst reviewing suspicious network events at your organization’s Security Operations Center (SOC). Things have been quiet for a while. However, you notice several alerts occur within minutes of each other on 3 separate hosts. … Continue reading

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Wireshark and TShark Timestamps

I am currently working on the latest Malware traffic analysis exercise located here Titled “2016-01-07 – TRAFFIC ANALYSIS EXERCISE – ALERTS ON 3 DIFFERENT HOSTS” I used the command line to run TShark  with this command to extract just the … Continue reading

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A little more on Wireshark and Pcap time stamps

In my last post I talked about getting a unique list of User-Agent strings and as a bonus I discovered that you can travel back and forth from Wireshark to a hex editor and back using the time stamps. In … Continue reading

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