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2.
stable OS X DMG package for your Mac model (
Wireshark 1.12.2 Intel
XX.dmg
at the time of writing).
3.
Double-click on the Wireshark disk image and run the installer
package inside.
4.
Open up a
Terminal
located in
/Applications/Utilities
.
Now type in the following command to open up the
mycapture.pcap
packet log
from the previous Ettercap example over the network via SSH:
$ ssh pi@[IP address] cat /home/pi/mycapture.pcap | /Applications/
Wireshark.app/Contents/Resources/bin/wireshark -k -i -
The same method can be used to read packet dumps from Kismet:
$ ssh pi@[IP address] cat /home/pi/kismetlogs/Kismet-XXXX.pcapdump | /
Applications/Wireshark.app/Contents/Resources/bin/wireshark -k -i -
Note that Wireshark takes a few minutes to open up the first time you run it in
Mac OS X.
Running Wireshark in Linux
Use your distribution's package manager to add the
wireshark
package. Now type
in the following command to open up the
mycapture.pcap
packet log from the
previous Ettercap example over the network via SSH:
$ ssh pi@[IP address] cat /home/pi/mycapture.pcap | wireshark -k -i -
The same method can be used to read packet dumps from Kismet:
$ ssh pi@[IP address] cat /home/pi/kismetlogs/Kismet-XXXX.pcapdump |
wireshark -k -i -
Exploring dynamic DNS, port forwarding,
and tunneling
In this section, you'll learn the exact opposite of what we've done throughout this
topic when it comes to network security. We are going to make the Pi available to the
big bad Internet, and not only on your local network.
There are plenty of reasons why one would like to do this. Perhaps you'd like to log
in to your Pi from work, school or from an Internet cafe around the globe. Maybe
you'd like to run your own instant messaging service for only yourself and your
group of friends.
