From basic to advanced network analysis using Wireshark! Ethical Hacking using Kali Linux: Passwords, Security, Protocol
InstructorDavid Bombal
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This screen capture demonstrates Wireshark's ability to dissect network traffic, specifically highlighting the authentication details within an OSPF Hello packet header.
This GNS3 lab environment displays a star topology with a central switch connecting a router and three client nodes for network analysis exercises.
This image displays a Cisco router configuration file where the enable password is visible in plain text, illustrating how credentials can be exposed in network device settings.
This image displays a Wireshark window showing raw network device configuration data, including interface settings and IP addresses, illustrating the technical depth of packet analysis.
Instruction includes structured labs for analyzing routing protocols such as OSPF, EIGRP, and BGP.
The curriculum integrates Kali Linux for attack demonstrations and Python scripting for automated packet capture using tshark and Pyshark.
One signal suggests the content is geared toward IT-land and may lack the industrial protocol depth required for OT environments.
A learner signal indicates a desire for more sample pcap files to supplement the routing and switching sections.
The curriculum aligns with network engineering goals but may not meet the needs of those seeking industrial protocol expertise.