Hi list,
I'm trying to capture packtes with tcpdump and later view captured file
with wireshark but it always tell me what file captured in "middle of
something.."
I'm using such command line: tcpdump -s 1516 -ieth0 -w sample.cap
Running on debian etch and debian testings
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Owens, Neil wrote:
> I'm up against it here and just need to (simply?) XOR all packet data
> with a HEX value.
"All packet data" in the sense of "every single packet captured", or
"all packet data" as in "all packet data for some particular protocol"?
Owens, Neil wrote:
> Steve
>
> It's for all UDP traffic on a specific port. I'm currently on Windows
> XP, but if a flavour of Linux makes it easier, then so be it.
In that case, you'd probably want to make a copy of the packet data, XOR it, and
add the XORed data as a new data source for the pa
Steve
It's for all UDP traffic on a specific port. I'm currently on Windows
XP, but if a flavour of Linux makes it easier, then so be it.
Neil Owens
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Hello Wireshark Users:
Can anybody that used wireshark with bluetooth help me finding the right
bluetooth card and driver for Windows and Linux.
Thanks for any help,
Sam
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Hi,
I don't know why you need this but the most definite way to do it is
patch dissect_packet in epan/packet.c. Just insert the line
int i; for (i=0; icap_len; i++) pd[i] ^= YOUR_VALUE_HERE;
before the call to tvb_new_real_data() and recompile Wireshark.
This will XOR all packet data of all packe
Hi,
I'm running Wireshark 0.99.6a and winpcap 4.02 on Vista Home Premium. When
I do captures I am noticing that the display seems to update every second
and the display of packets is usually behind by about 10 seconds. I can
unplug from the network and the display will still show packets coming
On Wed, Nov 21, 2007 at 01:59:54PM -, Owens, Neil wrote:
> I'm up against it here and just need to (simply?) XOR all packet data
> with a HEX value. I just don't know enough about Wireshark to be able
> to do this . While I'm not asking for a complete solution could
> someone point me at som
Hi all
I'm up against it here and just need to (simply?) XOR all packet data
with a HEX value. I just don't know enough about Wireshark to be able
to do this . While I'm not asking for a complete solution could someone
point me at something a little more specific than the Wireshark Users
manual
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