Webinar - Empower your analysis teams with capture profile management

Tom was looking at a few different malware captures from his honeypot recently and found that he was repeatedly typing the same display filter over and over again on each new file.

We constantly use saved links to share our analysis work, but is there any way we can bookmark a link to just the filter portion of the URL in order to use it on different files? Tom found out there is, and it gives us a new way to save our favorite display filters for CloudShark.

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Amazon Web Services Virtual Private Cloud includes a traffic mirroring feature that, when combined with CloudShark, is the key to cloud application and network troubleshooting that you've been looking for. Keep reading

At the end of the day, NOC and SOC teams need network packet captures to provide the evidence and detailed data necessary for experts to conclusively resolve issues. Our guest article for InfoSec Solutions Review addresses the importance of network captures, what they are, and how they are critical to IT and security workflows. Keep reading

Is your networking, security, or threat analysis class using packet captures in CloudShark as part of the coursework? Here's how to use it to get the most out of your instructor's materials. Keep reading

This year, our own Sr. Technology Specialist Tom Peterson will be speaking at SharkFest US 2019, and we're proud to sponsor student participation in this year's event. Keep reading

Cisco Meraki devices allow you to perform remote packet capture and upload to CloudShark directly from your Meraki management system. Once in CloudShark, you can view, share, and analyze the captures with anyone, anywhere. Keep reading

Learn how to investigate security monitoring alerts using packet captures, from identification to remediation, and the steps you can take to organize and save your analysis for better reporting and retro-hunting in the future. Keep reading

Have you ever wondered what your “smart toaster” was sending back to the internet about you? Or how your WiFi dog food dispenser knows your schedule? Our engineer Tom did, but he didn’t have a great way to capture the network traffic sent by mobile and IoT devices. So he turned a Raspberry Pi into a access point/network proxy capable of capturing packets and decrypting SSL within CloudShark, and now you can too. Keep reading

We put together some packet capture examples of Chris Wellons' (nullprogram.com) endlessh tarpit tool to trap would-be scan-bots trying to probe your server for vulnerabilities. Keep reading

The percent of encrypted web traffic has doubled between 2015 and 2019. In this article, you'll learn how to make the best use of packet captures for troubleshooting even when the information you need has been encrypted. Keep reading