23 - Wireshark and WiFi: capture techniques & challenges

The title of this class is: "Wireshark and WiFi: capture techniques and
challenges " and was taught by George Cragg. This was recorded on September 17th online.
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[@igielv]

Really best Wi-Fi capturing / analysis explanation I’ve seen ever. Thank you. 👏👍🏻

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Thanks for watching!

[@FelicioSantos]

Great content! Thanks for making it available to the public.

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Our pleasure, thank you for watching!

[@mouniraftas7620]

good Works Sir

[@Mbro-dq2do]

Amazing Info. Thank You so much!!

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Thanks for watching!

[@gilbertosampa8140]

Good job sir, thanks!

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Thank you Gilberto!

[@adpj101]

I can't parse filter expression: syntax error tshark -i wlan0 -f "wlan.addr == BA:D9:DF:01:C6:1F and wlan.fc.type_subtype == 0x0002"

[@zee116]

Great job explaining. Thank you! Can you identify the supported roaming protocols by a STA in packet headers or payloads? Or is there a way to identify this information via pcap?

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