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      09-20-2004, 02:03 AM
If I had a tcpdump of port 80/443 traffic, what would be some good tools
to extract as much information as possible from it? For example, I
definitely want a list of URLs, but preferrably as much reconstructed
information as possible. I don't believe urlsnarf can take a tcpdump
file as input.

Thanks for any suggestions.

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      09-20-2004, 03:22 AM
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> If I had a tcpdump of port 80/443 traffic, what would be some good
> tools to extract as much information as possible from it?


For sure, ethereal -- http://www.ethereal.com/


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      09-20-2004, 03:29 AM
ynotssor wrote:
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>>If I had a tcpdump of port 80/443 traffic, what would be some good
>>tools to extract as much information as possible from it?

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> For sure, ethereal -- http://www.ethereal.com/
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> tony
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Yes, ethereal is great, but I was hoping for something automated to
parse large tcpdump files and reconstruct sessions, urls, etc.

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