What you will learn
- Understand TCP/IP and common protocols
- Read packet and flow data
- Recognize suspicious network behavior
Learn TCP/IP, DNS, packet analysis, and network attack evidence through safe, reproducible exercises.
16 challenges available.
Networks use port numbers to identify services. For example, a web server (HTTP) usually uses port 80, and encrypted…
An unauthenticated DNS zone transfer (AXFR) against a misconfigured authoritative server was captured. Download the…
Data was exfiltrated from the internal host 10.20.0.15 to the external host 203.0.113.66 disguised as ping (ICMP echo…
An attacker enumerating SMB shares on the network was captured. Download the packet capture (traffic.pcap), follow the…
A legacy server was administered over Telnet in clear text. Download the packet capture (traffic.pcap), follow the…
An anonymous FTP session was captured in clear text. Download the packet capture (traffic.pcap), follow the FTP data…
Analyze traffic intercepted on public Wi-Fi where someone logged in over plain HTTP. Download the packet capture…
The internal host 10.30.0.25 sent an email to port 25 of the mail server 10.30.0.10 without encryption. Download…
capture.pcap was captured from a mirrored switch trunk port, so frames from several VLANs are mixed together with…
A device speaking SNMPv2c with a weak community string (public) was captured returning a GetResponse. Download the…
An SSL Strip attack downgraded HTTPS to HTTP, so the victim's credentials traveled in clear text and were captured.…
capture.pcap records WebSocket traffic between a browser and a chat server. Every client-to-server frame is masked…
Traffic from a system using a small custom binary protocol was captured. Download the packet capture (traffic.pcap),…
capture.pcap records two HTTP exchanges over one TCP connection. The server's segments are reordered and some are…
capture.pcap contains TCP retransmissions with duplicate sequence numbers. Extract retransmissions whose payload…
The UDP datagram with IPv4 ID 0xbeef in fragments.pcap contains overlapping fragments that overwrite earlier bytes.…