Wireshark Practice - Hands-On

[@XiSparks]

I had no idea you could drag and drop the fields onto the search bar. Life-changing! You're the man Mr. Greer!

[@ChrisGreer]

Oh man when that feature came it was a game-changer! I've never looked back. :-)

[@dirkl9652]

I was just saying the same thing to myself. Learn something new all the time. 😃

[@0xh4ns]

exactly!

[@Odim65]

You are my hero. Your explanation of TCP deep analysis and it continuation with David Bambal has opened a whole new world which I am being obsessed more and more. Many thanks. Chris !

[@kkhyyyz6535]

Thanks Chris...always great to watch...honestly....you have made me WAY more comfortable with Wireshark now...God Bless.

[@ChrisGreer]

Glad to help. Stay tuned for more!

[@adambair1567]

Thank you for your easy to understand explanations of very complex topics! Very much appreciated!

[@ChrisGreer]

You're very welcome!

[@joselevicanasenjo2171]

Hey Chris, thanks much for your videos. They are great. If you dont mind my telling you this, there is room for improvement. First thing, I dont understand why your head appears sometimes on the lower right corner. Secondly, it will be much better if you explain where you get the answers. For example, in12:12, it took me awhile to figure out where you read the number of protocols. I used the statistics menu and I got the same answer, but it was clearer. Anyways, thanks again for the valuable work you have done to help us , especially the short cuts you taught us!

[@ChrisGreer]

Hey Jose - thank you for the feedback. I always appreciate it. It’s tough to keep retention, so when my head is in the lower right corner, people stay longer. It’s also hard to keep people around for a video so I try to make them as short as I can, which means I can’t go into every detail. But I’ll def keep your comments in mind for future videos!

[@net_setup]

I really appreciate your teaching! This has been a saver for me!

[@ChrisGreer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jonpinkley2844]

You can pick up a lot of tips when you watch an expert craftsman using his tools. I especially like your commentary about how and why you approach a problem in a specific way, that's much more transferable to new situations than memorization.

[@ChrisGreer]

Thanks for the comment! I really do try to make my content as real world as possible. I’ll keep adding those tips.

[@faran_siddiqui-d3t]

Nice one Chris, always on point. Keep going you have my support always🔥

[@ChrisGreer]

Thanks Faran! I appreciate the comments

[@happyroden8826]

best walkthtough guy

[@tonyhosea1260]

Very outstanding content...thank you very much Chris!!

[@ChrisGreer]

Thanks for the comment! Enjoy the room!

[@mytechnotalent]

Fun one Chris!

[@anonymousexpectus2019]

Hey there !! nice video !!! I would like to know if there is any website to pracite and grab some pcapng for people like me that just took your course in Udemy !!! jeje

[@asdfasddfs5484]

Thanks

[@mikelreese5965]

thanks 😀

[@joaquinmorales7800]

I hope you can keep doing videos from try hack me! This was really nice. I appreciated you going into small details about the subjects! Thanks a lot!

[@martinlastname8548]

Task five question one. Answer 81420. I do not know where you got that answer from. If you could help?

[@martinlastname8548]

Got it. Bottom right

[@Zachsnotboard]

these are awesome, please make our head smaller lol

[@ChrisGreer]

Haha... it's a delicate balance. Thanks for the comment!

[@ullaspalangatt774]

👌👌👌

[@net_setup]

At Point: 17:49 for the DNS Queries I figured out you can use: (!dns.flags.response==0) && (dns.qry.type == 1) to get the correct answer. Hope that helps everyone!

[@ChrisGreer]

Nice! Thanks for sharing.

[@ingoos]

Can chatGPT3 do as well?! My money is on yes inevitably (if not now)