uestion 1: Network Security (a) A security analyst team has the capture1.pcap, capture2.pcap and
capture3.pcap files which are network traffic captures of different network segments. They need to
identify potential attacks in these files. You are asked to assist them in their task by doing the
following: i. [15 marks] Examine these pcap files to determine the attacks within these files using
Wireshark; keep in mind, each file has only one attack. Justify your answers including the
description of those identified attacks and some screenshots of parts in the traffic (the pcap files)
which refer to the attacks if necessary. ii. [5 marks] It is important for security analysts to
understand suspicious activity in pcap files. This is often done by reproducing attacks. Setup and
execute the attack identified in capture3.pcap. Provide a screenshot of network traffic caused by
your attack in Wireshark. Note: your pcap and the provided pcap files are not expected to be
identical. You are not expected to reproduce the pcap content line by line, but it has to be the
same attack..
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1. uestion 1: Network Security (a) A security analyst team has the capture1.pcap, capture2.pcap and
capture3.pcap files which are network traffic captures of different network segments. They need to
identify potential attacks in these files. You are asked to assist them in their task by doing the
following: i. [15 marks] Examine these pcap files to determine the attacks within these files using
Wireshark; keep in mind, each file has only one attack. Justify your answers including the
description of those identified attacks and some screenshots of parts in the traffic (the pcap files)
which refer to the attacks if necessary. ii. [5 marks] It is important for security analysts to
understand suspicious activity in pcap files. This is often done by reproducing attacks. Setup and
execute the attack identified in capture3.pcap. Provide a screenshot of network traffic caused by
your attack in Wireshark. Note: your pcap and the provided pcap files are not expected to be
identical. You are not expected to reproduce the pcap content line by line, but it has to be the
same attack.
![uestion 1: Network Security (a) A security analyst team has the capture1.pcap, capture2.pcap and
capture3.pcap files which are network traffic captures of different network segments. They need to
identify potential attacks in these files. You are asked to assist them in their task by doing the
following: i. [15 marks] Examine these pcap files to determine the attacks within these files using
Wireshark; keep in mind, each file has only one attack. Justify your answers including the
description of those identified attacks and some screenshots of parts in the traffic (the pcap files)
which refer to the attacks if necessary. ii. [5 marks] It is important for security analysts to
understand suspicious activity in pcap files. This is often done by reproducing attacks. Setup and
execute the attack identified in capture3.pcap. Provide a screenshot of network traffic caused by
your attack in Wireshark. Note: your pcap and the provided pcap files are not expected to be
identical. You are not expected to reproduce the pcap content line by line, but it has to be the
same attack.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/uestion1networksecurityaasecurityanalystteamhas-230321174320-82c02a7e/85/uestion-1-Network-Security-a-A-security-analyst-team-has-pdf-1-320.jpg)
