Introduction to Packet Analysis - Part 12: Packet Analysis with Network Miner (Part 2) 

Author: Jeremy Druin
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Description: From the ISSA-KY Network Packet Analysis Workshop, this video series introduces the basics of the OSI packet model, application packet model and common network protocols. Later videos will discuss specific protocols such as TCP, IP, UDP and HTTP. Packets will be captured into PCAPs which are analyzed with Wireshark and Network Miner.
We continue the series on network packet analysis by analyzing network packets in PCAP files with Network Miner. Network Miner is available on most versions of Linux even though it is a Windows executable and can be installed on Windows including Window 10. It is easy to use even for beginners and works with any files in the PCAP format. The PCAP format is the standard network packet capture file format allowing the files to be opened in tools such as Wireshark and Network Miner.
In this video, Network Miner usage is discussed and packets captured with TCPDump are used as examples in the demo.
Tools discussed in other videos are Wireshark, Network Miner, Scapy, TCPDump and Traceroute for Linux. Later videos will cover usage of some of these tools. Also, other videos on this channel discuss tools like scapy. For videos that go into depth on these tools please see videos at playlist • ISSA KY Workshop: Netw... .
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