Wireshark Profiles Repository

These are our Wireshark Profiles in ZIP format. Import these to your Wireshark installation.  Wireshark Profiles are critically important because they allow users to preserve, reuse, and rapidly switch between purpose-built analysis environments without reconfiguring the tool each time. For anyone doing repeatable packet analysis—especially across different protocols, customers, or troubleshooting scenarios—profiles transform Wireshark from a generic packet viewer into a disciplined analytical instrument.

TFTP Protocol Profile with Packet Diagram (Wireshark v3.3.0 and later)

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TFTP is designed to be a stripped-down file transfer protocol without authentication or many of the features that FTP and other protocols offer. Instead, it has two main options: file read requests and file write requests.  TFTP is an insecure file transfer protocol with many more secure alternatives. If TFTP traffic exists in a network traffic […]

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A Better Default profile with Redaction (for v3.4.0 and later)

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This is a clever little customization of our Better Default Profile (details here) that you can use to redact packets! To learn more about this technique, watch our short Youtube video:   Start using this Better Default profile with Packet Redaction right away and you will see, it is like the springboard for your troubleshooting

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A Better Default profile with Packet Diagram (for v3.4.0 and later)

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Most Wireshark users agree that the default profile is simply not good enough. The default should be a profile that you can start troubleshooting from. It should be a place where you can check off some important basics as you begin your evidence gathering. My “better default” with Packet Diagram profile is just that.  This

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