I appreciate all the feedback regarding my last 2 Kali videos.
I have been told that people wanted to try KALI/Wireshark but weren’t too familiar with Linux.
So these videos are geared for those who are new to KALI/WIRESHARK, or if you need a refresher with the basics.
In this video I cover basic Linux file system commands like change directory, create a folder, etc.. then we perform a capture using tshark, open the trace from the command line and then review where the file location configuration is in the Wireshark GUI.
Here are the commands I used:
pwd – print working directory
mkdir – make or create a directory
cd – change directory CASE SENSITIVE
bonus: rm -r directoryname - remove a directory
ls or dir
From Wireshark GUI
Help-> About for folder location and locate File Dialogs
Edit preferences – Remember … change to traces folder
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From terminal emulator
tshark -i 1 -w trace,pcapng
ping 8.8.8.8 -c 5
ctrl + C to stop tshark capture
wireshark trace.pcapng to start Wireshark and trace.pcapng
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