| Название | : | Decrypting TLS, HTTP/2 and QUIC with Wireshark |
| Продолжительность | : | 28.00 |
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| Просмотров | : | 86 rb |
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Not to mention this will make it more difficult to do port scanning Especially, if the firewall filters ICMP responses For example, if I'm running an API over QUIC using port 34000 for an IoT device and my IoT software firewall filters port unreachable ICMP that port will look the same as any other You'd have to craft a QUIC initial packet and assume it's QUIC for each port or simply MITM the device With TCP all ports that are open must respond to a SYN Comment from : Maria Alkin |
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Thank you very much for making it simple and easy to comprehend how to use wireshark 🎉 Comment from : Pineda Julio |
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Awesome! Comment from : Freedom Fighter |
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you guys rock! thanks for the tips Comment from : simon agger |
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BEST ON YOUTUBE Comment from : UB |
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EXCELLENT!!! 10/10 Comment from : UB |
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Around 00:18:12 Chris says he has a client who cannot utilize QUIC because they "don't trust UDP over 443" and have it blocked What would make them so wary as to block it altogether? brbrI'm sure it happens I'm just unable to understand the particular reason(s) why a network may choose to have it blocked Comment from : Cranky James |
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7:01 hum, SIP, perhaps ? Comment from : Luiz |
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i understood,thank you Comment from : Maroun ahel |
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this is interesting, learned a lot thanks both of you Comment from : Ranjana Dissanayaka |
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You are worth millions respect 🙏 Comment from : precious perfectvaliant |
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Just brilliant! Concise and precise information Thanks to you two Comment from : Kumar bhat |
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Packets are so cool man! I was so hyped watching this video and seeing how all of this data is around us Thanks for helping me understand this information Comment from : Gamelover22478 |
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Thank you so much for this! This helps me a lot in my CS-degree My lectures often just name drop all of this protocols and jargon, but don’t really go over them I practice - so these vids are really helpful to give my curriculum some context Keep up the good and important work guys! Comment from : fredericoamigo |
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Chris: So QUIC is me screaming: THE DEVIL!!!! Comment from : parsec |
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Thank you very much for this detailed explanation I appreciate it Comment from : malak_ranim_zaid_mili |
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