Indicators of Attacks in Wireshark

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Indicators of Attacks in Wireshark

Name: Indicators of Attacks in Wireshark - Online Course
Rating: 4.2 (348 reviews)
Author: Ottawa Academy

Learn how to detect different types of attacks, such as SYN flooding, ICMP flooding, random source attacks and many more.

updated on icon Updated on Jun, 2025

language icon Language - English

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English [CC]

category icon IT and Software ,Network and Security,Cyber Security

Lectures -33

Duration -4 hours

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Course Description

Wireshark is a powerful network protocol analyzer that can be used to capture and analyze network traffic in real time. It can help you detect and analyze indicators of attacks, such as network scans, denial-of-service attacks, malware infections, and more.

Goals

This course focuses on identifying various indicators of network attacks using Wireshark.
You will learn to detect attacks like SYN flooding, ICMP flooding, ARP poisoning, DNS spoofing, random source attacks, Fin scans, and NMAP scans.
You will explore indicators of FTP password cracking, XSS, and SQL injection attacks.
By course end, you will understand how to use Wireshark to identify security threats and protect your network.

Prerequisites

No Prerequisites in this course for Absolute beginners.

Curriculum

Check out the detailed breakdown of what’s inside the course

Course Introduction

1 Lectures

Course Introduction 03:24 03:24

Networking Basics

3 Lectures

Build Cyber security lab

5 Lectures

Essential System Commands

3 Lectures

Wireshark basics

2 Lectures

Indicators of Attacks in Wireshark

19 Lectures

Instructor Details

Ottawa Academy

computer specialist with more than 10 years of Academic and Industrial Experience. I love Programming, and cybersecurity,I want to share my knowledge with you. I totally believe that the best way to master anything is to practice. Our courses mostly will be practical courses, but we will never neglect the theory.