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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Hi,<BR>
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I am also for it.<BR>
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Yossi<BR>
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From: haifux-bounces@haifux.org on behalf of Nir Abulaffio<BR>
Sent: Tue 6/10/2008 12:46 PM<BR>
To: Haifa Linux Club<BR>
Subject: [Haifux] Wireshark - continuation lecture ?<BR>
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Shalom to all,<BR>
There is a possibilty that I give a continuation lecture on Wireshark, and<BR>
sniffers in general. There is a hole on 16-jun-2008 for that.<BR>
However, I don't want to push this. I didn't see much enthusiasm, and<BR>
there is no point that I talk to 3 people.<BR>
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I could talk about:<BR>
Multicast ( an IP method to send one packet to many machines).<BR>
Attacks ( some kinds of SYN attacks - how they look from sniffers.)<BR>
Tunnels ( and VPN connections , the details of how we connect to the<BR>
internet through CABLES, for example).<BR>
Tips and tricks using Wireshark.<BR>
Comparison to other sniffers.<BR>
Sniffing wireless networks (I don't know much about this).<BR>
Nir Abulaffio.<BR>
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