What is Packet Sniffing?

In this video, we'll explore the basics of packet sniffing, a technique used to intercept and analyze network traffic. Packet sniffing allows you to capture data packets as they travel across a network and examine their contents. We'll discuss the different types of data that can be captured, including web pages, emails, and instant messages, and how this information can be used to gain insight into network performance and security. We'll also provide an overview of the tools and techniques used for packet sniffing, including how to choose the right tool for your needs and how to capture packets in different network environments.
Timeline:
0:27 What is a packet?
1:35 What is packet sniffing?
2:25 Hands On Demo
Warning:
The information and content provided in this video are for general information and educational purposes only. While I make every effort to ensure the accuracy, reliability, and timeliness of the information presented, I make no statement, representation, warranty, or guarantee of any kind, express or implied, as to the completeness or accuracy of the information and content provided. I assume no responsibility or liability for any direct or indirect loss or damage (whether in tort, contract, or otherwise) that may be incurred by any person in connection with the use or reliance on any information or content presented in this video, including any third-party websites accessed through hyperlinks. It is your responsibility to conduct your own research and verify the accuracy and legality of any information provided. This video does not constitute legal, financial, or professional advice, and any actions taken based on the information provided are at your own risk. Before taking any actions, please consult with the relevant authorities to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
For more go to TomBH.com

[@mjabd8187]

"Transmission Control Protocol, together with Internet Protocol, forms the basis of the TCP/IP 4-layer model. These layers are conceptual frameworks that define how data should be transmitted over a network to ensure stable connections. Each layer in the model serves a different purpose. For instance, the **Network Access Layer** (the first layer) involves the physical aspects of network connections, such as the hardware responsible for data transmission. Please note, I am still under training, and the information in this comment may require further refinement or additional details."

[@largibolala2691]

thank you very much - that was a great overview

[@TomBH]

Thank you for your support!

[@1389All-u3p]

Very well explained

[@senditall152]

I do actually want to know more about wire shark.

[@TomBH]

Hopefully, I will be able to create deeper dive videos soon

[@moneyheredude]

Thank you so much

[@TomBH]

My pleasure!

[@rahuldev1555]

WhatsApp chat can be monitored?

[@TomBH]

You can potentially sniff any network traffic as long as you have access to that network and the permission to do so.

[@levinchristo2101]

I had a good understanding about packet sniffing and i chose that as my project for tomorrows presentation so can you send me the source code for packet sniffer

[@vanteex7]

I too select this as my project im confused asf can u help me?

[@doyochi02]

i selected it as well, can you guys help me

[@TomBH]

Please check here:
www.wireshark.org/docs/wsdg_html_chunked/ChSrcObtain