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.
11 challenges available.
Network Level 1 Networks use port numbers to identify services. For example, a web server (HTTP) usually uses port 80, and encrypted…
Network Level 2 An unauthenticated DNS zone transfer (AXFR) against a misconfigured authoritative server was captured. Download the…
Network Level 2 An attacker enumerating SMB shares on the network was captured. Download the packet capture (traffic.pcap), follow the…
Network Level 2 A legacy server was administered over Telnet in clear text. Download the packet capture (traffic.pcap), follow the…
Network Level 2 An anonymous FTP session was captured in clear text. Download the packet capture (traffic.pcap), follow the FTP data…
Network Level 2 Analyze traffic intercepted on public Wi-Fi where someone logged in over plain HTTP. Download the packet capture…
Network Level 3 A device speaking SNMPv2c with a weak community string (public) was captured returning a GetResponse. Download the…
Network Level 3 An SSL Strip attack downgraded HTTPS to HTTP, so the victim's credentials traveled in clear text and were captured.…
Network Level 3 Traffic from a system using a small custom binary protocol was captured. Download the packet capture (traffic.pcap),…
Network Level 4 capture.pcap contains TCP retransmissions with duplicate sequence numbers. Extract retransmissions whose payload…
Network Level 5 The UDP datagram with IPv4 ID 0xbeef in fragments.pcap contains overlapping fragments that overwrite earlier bytes.…