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Please read the following https://www.indusface.com/blog/protect-arp-poisoning/ You will see, that protecting against

There is no service listening on port 42385. Not sure if you anonymized the pcap (127.0.0.1), or if you captured on loca

but is it possible using wireshark although it is certainly a SSL protected athentication process? No, it's not pos

but is it possible using wireshark although it is certainly a SSL protected athentication process? No, it's not pos

Has anyone used Wireshark to forensically prove a signal hack no, I have not and based on your assumption to use

Has anyone used Wireshark to forensically prove a signal hack no, I have not and based on your assumption to use

why is this? impossible to say without a pcap and some information what/where/how you captured that data.

why is this? impossible to say without a pcap and some information what/where/how you captured that data. what

but is it possible using wireshark although it is certainly a SSL protected athentication process? No, it's not pos

You could search for typical python code statements with Wireshark filters, like http contains "import" http contains

can someone please link me a link to read about how to read logfiles of captured go to https://www.wireshark.org/,

They look like part of HTTP POST request and that's what you get, based on your first comment. Maybe I don't under

If it's you who installs Wireshark, you can also deploy a preferences file, after the installation, with auto updates di

They look like part of HTTP POST request and that's what you get, based on your first comment. Maybe I don't under

please add more details of your setup! Are both systems (E-Mail seder and Sniffer) in the same Wifi network? Same SSID,

please answer with comments, not new answers! I converted your answer to a comment.

please answer with comments, not new answers!

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That's HTTP on port 8080 and it decodes in my Wireshark installation. So, either your HTTP protocol settings don't have

if you mean pcap when you say 'log file', then there are several possible signs of an attack. But it's hard to spot such

ny looking at the frame layer. It tells you: xxx bytes on wire xxx byte captured If you're looking for another size,

can you please ask a new question, with the details of your environment?

sounds rather strange. I can imagine two scenarios. misinterpretation of the pcap TCP offloading (into the NIC) on the