1. Wireshark and TCP/IP Basics ACM SIG-Security Lance Pendergrass

2. Network Concepts Protocol - set of rules and procedures agreed upon for communication Ex: USPS mailing network Letter contained in envelope Standard Source/Destination Address Format Postage Based on Package Weight Packaging->Addressing->Payment->Sending Network Packets are like small digital envelopes

3. OSI Model Every layer adds/interprets additional information

4. TCP/IP Protocol Stack

5. Transport Layer Protocols Transmission Control Protocol Provides reliable data flow control Stateful - connection established first 3-Way Handshake Sequencing Checksums Src/Dest Ports

6. Transport Layer Protocols User Datagram Protocol Stateless connection No guarantee of delivery Low overhead Good for simple query & response, streaming Used by: DHCP, DNS, streaming, VoIP

7. Internet Layer Protocols Internet Protocol (IPv4) Encapsulates Data Payload Defines node addressing Routes packets from source to destination Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) Resolves IP address into Ethernet address Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) Diagnostic and error messaging

8. Common Application Protocols HyperText Transfer Protocol Domain Name System File Transfer Protocol Secure SHell Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

9. IP Addresses Used to identify network and host interface IPv4 32bit address comprised of 4 binary octets Dec Representation: 172.16.254.1 Subnet Masks IPv6 128bit address comprised of 8 16-bit fields ex: 2001:0db8:0:1234:0:567:8:1

10. Wireshark Open Source Packet Analyzer Places interface in Promiscuous Mode Ability to parse most common protocols Support for filters, graphing, plugins, etc Traffic can be captured via: Switch Port Mirroring, Arp Cache Poisoning, UTM Router, LAN Tap

12. Demo Capture Interfaces Filtering by Address Following Streams: Sender vs Receiver Extracting Files Statistics – Protocol Hierarchy for traffic usage – Endpoints for host Tx/Rx bytes – Conversations for traffic flows – IO Graph usage, exporting images