From the course: Wireshark: Malware and Forensics
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Trojan in the house - Wireshark Tutorial
From the course: Wireshark: Malware and Forensics
Trojan in the house
- [Female Announcer] Many of us are on the internet, surfing, shopping, banking, or simply watching YouTube videos. While you're on the internet, you may be a victim of a drive-by download. Some malicious software has made its way onto your system and taken up residency. You may not even be aware of this until, at some point, your system starts exhibiting unusual or suspicious behavior. I have this packet capture here, where there was some unusual or suspicious activity on the network and at the endpoint. Now taking a look at this, you might not see anything that stands out. That's common, but you'll have to dig deeper. What I commonly do is go to statistics and conversations. Once I'm in there, I'll take a look at UDP. I'll take a look at UDP and I'll do a sort on the ports, and then I'll cross-reference and look up the ports to see if there's anything associated with malware. I didn't really see anything, and I will also look at TCP ports as well. Now one thing what I'll do is take…
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