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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2020 · 9 MIN

#203: David Bombal: Never use Telnet

from David Bombal · host David Bombal

Telnet is one of those really insecure protocols. Everything is sent in clear text - including all usernames and passwords. Don't use telnet. Get the full Wireshark course for $9: bit.ly/wireshark9 Need help? Join my Discord: discord.com/invite/usKSyzb Free Wireshark and Ethical Hacking Course: Video #6. Watch the entire series here: bit.ly/wiresharkhacking Download pcapng file here: bit.ly/2GSsNGg Don't use Telnet! It sends everything in clear text. That means that someone can capture everything you send on the network - including usernames and passwords. In this course I'm going to show you how to capture packets from a network, how to capture passwords, replay voice conversations, view routing protocol updates and many more options. Do you know network protocols? Do you know how to hack? Want to learn wireshark and have some fun with Ethical hacking? This is the course for you: Learn Wireshark practically. Wireshark pcapng files provided so you can practice while you learn! There is so much to learn in this course: - Capture Telnet, FTP, TFTP, HTTP passwords. - Replay VoIP conversations. - Capture routing protocol (OSPF) authentication passwords. - Troubleshoot network issues. - Free software. - Free downloadable pcapng files. - Answer quiz questions. The course is very practical. You can practice while you learn! Learn how to analyze and interpret network protocols and leverage Wireshark for what it was originally intended: Deep Packet Inspection and network analysis. Protocols we capture and discuss in this course include: - Telnet - FTP - TFTP - HTTP - VoIP - OSPF - EIGRP - DNS - ICMP Menu: Overview: 0:00 Network: 0:30 Start Capture :2:06 Filter for Telnet: 4:02 Follow TCP stream: 5:35

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