Check out these great references as well: Our custom profiles repository for Wireshark Our Udemy course on Wireshark Our Udemy course on Wireless Packet capture Whenever your web browser connects to a web server using HTTPS, a secure connection is established, keys are exchanged, and the traffic is encrypted. We won’t spend any time in […]
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We are proud to announce the availability of our Customer Service Certification Program beginning July, 2020! The following is a detailed explanation regarding our CSR Certification Program, targeted to certify Customer Service Representatives that will provide the ‘next level’ of customer and technician interface. We will describe how it works at the Online School of
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One of the things that we have to do when capturing packets is save the packet captures to a file, so we can study them, or even send them to someone else who can help us to understand what is happening, or to send them the manufacturers as evidence of what went wrong with an
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Check out these great references as well: Our custom profiles repository for Wireshark Our Udemy course on Wireshark Our Udemy course on Wireless Packet capture Apparently this is a common problem, where on Windows systems you do not see any interfaces: There are a couple of things to try: 1. If you are using the
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The Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) pandemic and the COVID-19 disease has changed our lives: the way we socialize, travel, exercise, work, play, and learn. Social distancing by working from home and learning from home has become a requirement, not just a lucky or cool thing. This has resulted in an almost overnight dependency and test of how
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Back around the turn of the century (Y2K), I had a small, developing training and consulting company on my hands – CellStream, Inc. founded in 1998 – and we were all about the Internet and Internet based everything. So we promoted Internet based business solutions and learning. We were early adopters of cloud based Intranet
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Microsoft has added a packet sniffing/packet capture tool in the latest Windows 10 update. We have previously discussed using the ‘netsh’ command to do packet capture in Windows (see my article here). The pktmon tool is new. What does this mean? Is it better than netsh? Does it integrate with Wireshark? Well, it means you
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CellStream is proud to announce, and congratulates, Mr. Andrew Walding on attaining his CBRS Certified Professional Installer certification from Google! As discussed in the CBRS overview article, CBRS license holders need an account with one of the SAS providers, and then they need a CPI to actually certify and log their CBSD/Antennas into the SAS
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CellStream is proud to announce, and congratulates, Mr. Andrew Walding on attaining his CBRS Certified Professional Installer certification from Google! As discussed in the CBRS overview article, CBRS license holders need an account with one of the SAS providers, and then they need a CPI to actually certify and log their CBSD/Antennas into the SAS
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If you haven’t heard by now, there is a new and innovative way to allocate wireless spectrum. It is called CBRS – or Citizens Broadband Radio Service. In our opinion every service provider, rural or otherwise, should be actively engaging this new methodology and ramping yup their awareness and participation in CBRS. In fact, especially
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Check out these great references as well: Our Wireless custom profile for Wireshark Our Udemy course on Wireless Packet capture Our other Wi-Fi related articles Ok all you Mac users, here is the way you capture Wi-Fi/WLAN frames using your Mac and Wireshark. First, Mac users get a really easy time of putting their interface
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Check out these great references as well: Our Wireless custom profile for Wireshark Our Udemy course on Wireless Packet capture Our other Wi-Fi related articles There are several other articles that we have written on various Windows 10 WLAN/Wi-Fi commands that you can execute to perform various important wireless information gathering and management. We will
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WIndows 10 has several interesting WLAN/Wi-Fi commands you can run from the Windows 10 command or Powershell. One of them is the WLAN Report. It takes two steps to view this information. Step 1. Run Windows CMD as Administrator. Then enter the command: netsh wlan show wlanreport Here is an example output: Note that the
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I saw an interesting question recently that I thought I would offer up an answer to: In Windows ‘netsh wlan show interfaces’, what does the signal % mean? Here is an example (I have two wireless interfaces on my system – Wi-Fi is the built in wireless adapter, and Wi-Fi4 is an external adapter –
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If you have attended any of my presentations of WLAN/Wi-Fi Security or even my Security Courses,you know that the design of WLAN/Wi-Fi networks leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to security. This is also evidenced by the law suit against Amazon with hackers allegedly controlling Ring cameras. I have always said that
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