Very informative presentation. Thank you for your effort in taking the time to share the knowledge with the community. Looking forward for more content from you in the future. P.S. You really should give talks at SharkFest a try, I'm sure they'd love to have you!
Thank you for your kind words. I love the guys at the Wireshark family :-) Stay tuned, as I will be giving at least two international lectures later this year. Please subscribe to my UA-cam channel for updates.
Been seeing these weird scans on my mail server with the string "MGLNDD", turns out it's RIPE atlas. Always a TCP & SSL handshake on the MX ports (25,465,587). Thanks for the video.
Seen this first time today, both from MSFT networks, one in GB and another in US. At least microsoft have regulary updated whois, fixed with tarpit blocks /11 and /12 😇 I guess in next century company like msft, amazon, google, etc ... may understand they are not owners of internet
Very informative presentation. Thank you for your effort in taking the time to share the knowledge with the community. Looking forward for more content from you in the future.
P.S.
You really should give talks at SharkFest a try, I'm sure they'd love to have you!
Thank you for your kind words. I love the guys at the Wireshark family :-) Stay tuned, as I will be giving at least two international lectures later this year. Please subscribe to my UA-cam channel for updates.
Been seeing these weird scans on my mail server with the string "MGLNDD", turns out it's RIPE atlas. Always a TCP & SSL handshake on the MX ports (25,465,587). Thanks for the video.
I am happy I was able to help :-)
Excellent presentation! Well worth the time watching.
Thank you, Betty! Hard work should pay off. I love the packets - just like you :)
Love it, pls make more videos
I am going to publish a few more next year when I participate in a few conferences.
Seen this first time today, both from MSFT networks, one in GB and another in US. At least microsoft have regulary updated whois, fixed with tarpit blocks /11 and /12 😇 I guess in next century company like msft, amazon, google, etc ... may understand they are not owners of internet