Can AI Create Wireshark FILTERS? // ChatGPT

Let's toss some filter questions at ChatGPT and see how it does. In this video I will show how to get a hand with generating some common Wireshark filter expressions using AI.
For more practice with Wireshark Filters - check out my TryHackMe room!
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Chapters:
0:00 OpenAI ChatGPT Intro
0:40 Subnet Filtering
2:42 TCP Port Range Filter
3:32 Regex Filters
5:00 TCP Retransmissions
5:40 PCAP Analysis Tips

[@MrBitviper]

this kind of feels like the next evolution of web search or at least what it should be instead of scouring various sites to get the information we need, getting AI to do it for us great video as always chris. keep up the good work

[@ChrisGreer]

Agreed! Just for the simple filters in the video, I would have had to go to several sites. They were also presented in a relevant, easy-to-read format. Thanks for the comment as always!

[@weniweedeewiki.6237]

wait till Microsoft put it in bing...

[@YoungGeriatricMillenial]

This made a light go off in my head! So many possibilities with chatGPT to help with IT issues.

[@kiloalfa6591]

Actually, it's quite helpful in so many instances despite errors. I used it to create yara rules, tanium/splunk queries and it was pretty astounding as it helps to improve analyst performance without thousands of Google searches.

[@ChrisGreer]

It is completely amazing! No question

[@MichelStumpf]

I've been testing it for Cisco Router configs. It gives you some guidelines but you need indeed to know what you're doing because typically to create a NAT config, it mess it. But to search things in various domains with a bit more of context and aggregation than your usual search engine, it helps.

[@britox.6216]

this is a gamechanger!

[@ChrisGreer]

Agreed!!

[@aboutthenet5396]

The perfect example that one needs to have the #knowledge to obtain applicable results and therefore #chatgpt is nothing more than an enhanced search engine, a tool to improve #workquality in a #ROWE, Results-Only Work Environment: it will not make the judgment call of which vlans need allocating to what MST instance, for example. #AI will not replace jobs in #networking anytime soon. It will not replace the #certification #value that sets apart #engineers from copy pasters. Thanks, Chris Greer. You've made a difference with this video

[@HankTTN]

Hello Chris, I’ve been binge watching your most recent videos & they’re great. I’ve actually been using chatGPT so much lately and I recommend trying out the new GPT4 update. Leagues ahead of 3.0 and 3.5 at absorbing complex instructions and prompts. Filters are just complex instructions, and now wording it out to chatGPT is feasible because it can keep up!

[@augustedrifande6017]

Thank's for this "Funny" question. I think's GPT is correct with no emmotional or complex semantic astuces. Best regard (alx).

[@packetlevel]

Great stuff - Since ChatGPT is limited after 2021, I wonder it some of the incorrect filter syntax comes from the considerable syntax changes in Wireshark in the last couple of years.

[@colinrogers9927]

ChatGPT is mind blowing

[@h.fontanez5453]

Nice test 👌. It's funny that when I play with it now, it says, "Please note that the syntax may change depending on the version of wireshark you are using." It didn't like it when Chris said,"Take it with a grain of salt "🤣 . Overall, it is a nice tool 🔧 to add to the arsenal, but building your own profiles for the specific job is still better by far.

[@Devildoc11]

that was cool!

[@freddrune8315]

Interesting information. Great job presenting the possibilities. I stink at REGEX too.

[@ChrisGreer]

Maybe I should make a “Stop sucking at Regex” series!

[@freddrune8315]

@@ChrisGreer I would follow that! I look at REGEX a few time every few months, but I still have trouble.

[@jameezybreezy9030]

@@freddrune8315 chatgpt can learn you Regex

[@jeyvythilingam1234]

Are these commands only work with the upgraded version? Because, I couldn't pull anything with the free plan option. Getting an error

[@valadimirX]

So we can use chatgpt3 look like search engine?

[@majiddehbi9186]

hi chris it has been a long time hope u re ok, this is it tne future is so unknown everything could happen but one thing is sur u are the A I of wireshark

[@ChrisGreer]

Thanks for the comment!

[@francis2k488]

I always use your videos for Wireshark learning.

[@S2eedGH]

Hi, I'm confused about TCP/IP Model is it 4 layers or 5 ? I didn't find clear answer so I'm coming to you

[@ChrisGreer]

Great question! The TCP/IP model is four layers. Network Access/Internet/host to host/app. This is in contrast to the OSI which is seven layers.

[@S2eedGH]

@@ChrisGreer thanks for replying. When I search about it I found some resources have an additional physical layer with total of 5 layers

[@mytechnotalent]

I am impressed with what ChatGPT can do but it can never replace Chris G or good experience and practical application. It is a great tool but nothing more.

[@francis2k488]

Sure. The tool will still depend on how the user thinks to produce great results.

[@Carmen_23]

Puedes traducir tus videos al español? Saludos desde Barcelona

[@Dharmi0]

How can I reach to you..i need to scale up on these stuff..

[@ChrisGreer]

Contact me through my website in the description. Happy to connect!

[@dopy8418]

Interesting but i will stick with python and pyshark for now. That would be a great subject.

[@weniweedeewiki.6237]

Yeah you have to know what your doing ......don't trust SKYNET....🤣🤣.....