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This page showcases a few labs I have done in class, they range from Wireshark to navigating the Linux command line.
Lab 03– Filtering ARP Packets with Wireshark
Introduction
In this lab I downloaded wireshark and learned how to filter my network traffic with certain commands like ARP.
Breakpoint 1
For this breakpoint I downloaded wireshark, I did not have any trouble downloading it, I downloaded it for windows.
Breakpoint 2
In this breakpoint I captured my first traffic using wireshark. I found my IP address sending packets using TCP.
Breakpoint 3
In this breakpoint I found a Sagemcom broadcasting device, which I assume is my router. Other than my PC talking to the router, and the occasional Espressif source which is my smart lights, there is not much going on.
This screenshot shows arp being filtered in wireshark.
Breakpoint 4
The Request
• Hardware Type: Ethernet(1)
• Protocol Type: IPv4 (0x0800)
• Sender MAC address: SagemcomBroa_80:5e:3e (4c:19:5d:80:5e:3e)
• Sender IP address: 192.168.1.1
• Target MAC address: 00:00:00_00:00:00 (00:00:00:00:00:00)
• Target IP address: 192.168.1.201
• Opcode: request (1)
The Reply
• Hardware type: Ethernet (1)
• Protocol type: IPv4 (0x0800)
• Sender MAC address: Intel_4f:fe:84 (80:b6:55:4f:fe:84)
• Sender IP address: 192.168.1.201
• Target MAC address: SagemcomBroa_80:5e:3e (4c:19:5d:80:5e:3e)
• Target IP address: 192.168.1.1
• Opcode: reply (2)
Breakpoint 5
I find that the instant response of wireshark showing what it captures in realtime to be quite nice. It also is easier to understand with the “Who has” and “Tell”. I recognize the IP addresses on my network.
Lab 05– Filtering
Introduction
In this lab I learned how to filter using grep commands, write and run bash scripts through the terminal.
Breakpoint 1
Firstly I logged into my virtual machine and into my UTSA account in Ubuntu. Next I simply navigated to the Lab 5 link, and then downloaded and extracted the zip into a folder in my documents.
Breakpoint 2
In this breakpoint we first installed grep and used commands to explore the slack folders.
In the above screenshot we downloaded grep and used the url command to display all instances of urls and our names in slack.
In the above screenshot we filtered slack with the text command to find all instances of text in the files.
Breakpoint 3
In this breakpoint we filtered the slack files even more, using different grep commands.
In the above screenshot it shows how I filtered using capital and lowercase breakpoint words.
In the above screenshot it shows how I filtered using capital and lowercase breakpoint words but only in module 02.
In the above screenshot it shows how I filtered using the word point, in breakpoint, both upper and lowercase.
In the above screenshot it shows how I filtered using the word point, without breakpoint, both upper and lowercase.
Breakpoint 4
In this breakpoint I filtered all of the slack logs using the word “help” both capital and lowercase, it includes all words including help like helped, helping, helps, ect.
Breakpoint 5
This was my first time writing a bash script and I really enjoyed it. The script filtered out the files by slashes, quotes, urls, and whitespaces.
The screenshot above is showing my ls -l command in the terminal
The screenshot above is showing my links.sh file, it is a bash script that filters out .json files using grep.
The screenshot above is showing my output txt file found in the GUI.
The screenshot above shows the terminal output when my bash script is run. It includes a hello, and a thank you for using my script.
Conclusion
I did not have many challenges besides typos again, it was a very engaging lab and I hope to be able to write more bash scripts in the future. I feel like I learned a lot about how scripts are made and run using the command line.
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