Activity 2.3: IPV6 TCP Dump & Activity 2.4: IPV4 TCP Dump
Activity 2.3: IPV6 TCP Dump:
Introduction
As a security analyst, security engineer, incident response handler, or information technologist it is very important to understand the differences between IPV6 and IPV4. As the world has more connected devices leveraging 5G technology in the future, you will have connected cars, SmartMeters, highway sensors, etc., which will leverage IP addresses for connectivity.
Activity Instructions
Upload a pcap file leveraging Wireshark to capture packets. In addition, please provide a one-paragraph write-up to the manager of your team explaining what you are seeing in the file. After you click on Add submission, you will have an opportunity to add this paragraph as online text.
Writing and Submission Requirements
Your paragraph should be between 250 to 500 words.
For standard requirements, review the Discussion and Written Assignment Expectations.
Activity 2.4: IPV4 TCP Dump:
Introduction
As a security analyst, security engineer, incident response handler, or information technologist it is very important to understand how IPV4 is being leveraged within business environments for remote connectivity for employees.
Activity Instructions
Leverage open source tools to download a network sniffer, such as Wireshark to capture a IPV4 3-way handshake leveraging making an RDP connection. Describe what is happening. In addition, please provide a one-paragraph write-up explaining what you are seeing in the file to the manager of your team. After you click on Add submission, you will have an opportunity to add this paragraph as online text.
Tips for Success
Make sure all assignments are submitted by Sunday.
Writing and Submission Requirements
Your initial post should be between 250 to 500 words.
For standard requirements, review the Discussion and Written Assignment Expectations.
Include References if you used reference:
Activity 2.3: IPV6 TCP Dump & Activity 2.4: IPV4 TCP Dump
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