Get the full Wireshark course for $9: bit.ly/wireshark9 Need help? Join my Discord: discord.com/invite/usKSyzb Menu: Overview: 0:00 Network Setup: 0:50 Skinny: 2:20 Start Wireshark and capture: 3:40 Filter for SCCP: 4:16 Capture virtual phone VoIP calls: 6:08 Physical phone VoIP capture: 16:20 Download pcapng file here: bit.ly/wiresharkvoip ====================== Special Offers: ====================== Cisco Press: Up to 50% discount Save every day on Cisco Press learning products! Use discount code BOMBAL during checkout to save 35% on print books (plus free shipping in the U.S.), 45% on eBooks, and 50% on video courses and simulator software. Offer expires December 31, 2020. Shop now. Link: bit.ly/ciscopress50 ITPro.TV: itpro.tv/davidbombal 30% discount off all plans Code: DAVIDBOMBAL Boson software: 15% discount Link: bit.ly/boson15 Code: DBAF15P GNS3 Academy: CCNA ($10): bit.ly/gns3ccna10 Wireshark ($10): bit.ly/gns3wireshark DavidBombal.com DavidBombal.com: CCNA ($10): bit.ly/yt999ccna Wireshark ($9): bit.ly/wireshark9
-Great content ... !!! -Really as shown in the other previous videos all communication without encryption can be intercepted and easily decoded so it is important every network engineer has to know and take possible mitigation measures to avoid this. -But I can't lie I watched the video analyzing how you simulated the topology and simulation of Cisco IP telephony. -I understand that you used two windows appliances (or two virtual machines) and the Ip phone emulation programs on them to emulate Cisco phones. -It's a great idea because there is no Cisco IP Phone appliance in the GNS3 community, but as I have little Ram for this on my machine to simulate two windows machines, then I started researching how on a simulated Linux machine on GNS3 (which uses less RAM to run) to emulate Cisco IP Phones. -I found some things but nothing that runs like the machines roudou the windows but I will continue researching to set this up so when the Ip Phone Labs arrive at CCNA I can use this solution. -Thank you so much for the knowledge ... !!!
good day David, how do i trace a physical incoming call especially unknown calls ? can we setup our phone connection to a software which install on laptop, at sametime we installed wireshark on the same laptop, so when calls comes in , the wireshark able to detect ? is this possible ?
Thank you for your continued support Vyas. IOSv doesn't support CME unfortunately. I used an older 3725 image in this video. Yes - the way to stop this is to encrypt your calls using SRTP for example.
good use full information make some firepower videos is more useful it made me learn more about Wireshark i have one question that is we have any method to encrypt voip traffic
hmm, I guess it's also possible to capture a SSL encrypted call, capture with wireshark and decrypt with the private key? hmm, bit where it shows the jitter and udp packets dropped is really useful, i didn't know it shows that.
Can we do it on two physical smartphones (android or iOS), for example i have tried doing VoIP call using Skype application from one phone to another and at the mean time, i captured network traffic of one smartphone using an application called draeneg (i guess it is for network packet capturing for mobile devices) once it captured the packets of VoIP calls, i saved it as pcap and sent the file to wireshark to do the same process. But there is no such thing like you showed in the video. Can you please help me with this thing?
Let's assume someone is connected to my home wifi... And makes a call from it's phone to a friend... Can I use Wireshark to capture his data even when the data are encrypted or is calling from ISP provider calls and not from my connected wifi?
Hello david bombal, I am a student studying in computer engineering course. We were required to choose our path and I was put into "cyber security" path. I find myself struggling and having difficulties coping with the lab sessions. May I seek your advice on efficient ways to understand and handle my studies please? I dont seem to really understand my labs well enough.
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"My name is David Bombal, I'm talking to myself, it's not strange at all" You did my day lmao
lol... glad you liked it!
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Thank you, Fernando! Much appreciated :)
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I just discovered your RUclips channel and i'm in love with your content 😍🔥 ... Thank you so much this is a pleasure to watch your channel !
Thank you so much!!
thank you sir for providing great content regularly 👍
My pleasure! Thank you :)
Today I was looking for glasses similar to yours, and everytime, I have to show them your video: I want glasses like those of David Bomabal :)
lol... love that!
-Great content ... !!!
-Really as shown in the other previous videos all communication without encryption can be intercepted and easily decoded so it is important every network engineer has to know and take possible mitigation measures to avoid this.
-But I can't lie I watched the video analyzing how you simulated the topology and simulation of Cisco IP telephony.
-I understand that you used two windows appliances (or two virtual machines) and the Ip phone emulation programs on them to emulate Cisco phones.
-It's a great idea because there is no Cisco IP Phone appliance in the GNS3 community, but as I have little Ram for this on my machine to simulate two windows machines, then I started researching how on a simulated Linux machine on GNS3 (which uses less RAM to run) to emulate Cisco IP Phones.
-I found some things but nothing that runs like the machines roudou the windows but I will continue researching to set this up so when the Ip Phone Labs arrive at CCNA I can use this solution.
-Thank you so much for the knowledge ... !!!
Thank you, Eduardo! I really appreciate that :)
@@davidbombal from where I can get the details? which software to use? and how? I want to capture the traffic between two softphones
David a great teacher for a reason ❤️❤️
Thank you!
This vedio was on top of your Wireshark course
You have some excellent content.
Amazing how insecure networks, and the internet is. Thanks for showing these things.
This is SIP+RTP in real world scenairo no telecom company use this protocol this protocol where used in 90's
@@behindthewalls7476 i think servers of free voip services like vici dial and zoiper still use these .
Am I right?
Thanks! Very useful and informative 👍🏾
Welcome! and thank you!
Thank you so much your video helped me in a project
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Thank you. I have been a Cisco Instructor for many years :)
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Thank you, Shailesh!
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Wow. This is a very good and practical video.
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You're welcome :)
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Thank you Admadzia!
How its very interesting video! I loved it!
Gr8 video David, so "SRTP" has to be used in order to avoid the capture?
Can we use ssl and tsl also here ?
@@omkhard1833 yes you can
Yes - you can use SRTP to encrypt the calls.
AMAZING! Thanks Teacher, sir bombal!!
Thank you Nawid
good day David, how do i trace a physical incoming call especially unknown calls ? can we setup our phone connection to a software which install on laptop, at sametime we installed wireshark on the same laptop, so when calls comes in , the wireshark able to detect ? is this possible ?
Haha made me lol at the start. Great video again thanks
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Thank you for the video!!
Yessir thanks for this video
You're welcome! Thank you for your support :)
@@davidbombal your welcome
Great Video. Thanks. Can we use IOSv router to set up what you did? Can we encrypt voip call to mitigate this risk?
Thank you for your continued support Vyas. IOSv doesn't support CME unfortunately. I used an older 3725 image in this video. Yes - the way to stop this is to encrypt your calls using SRTP for example.
good use full information make some firepower videos is more useful it made me learn more about Wireshark i have one question that is we have any method to encrypt voip traffic
Yes. You can use SRTP.
@@davidbombal thanks
hmm, I guess it's also possible to capture a SSL encrypted call, capture with wireshark and decrypt with the private key? hmm, bit where it shows the jitter and udp packets dropped is really useful, i didn't know it shows that.
Yes, you can use SRTP to encrypt the calls for example :)
SSL calls yes with private key (best is start capture reboot phone) tls 1.2 this trick no longer works
Can we do it on two physical smartphones (android or iOS), for example i have tried doing VoIP call using Skype application from one phone to another and at the mean time, i captured network traffic of one smartphone using an application called draeneg (i guess it is for network packet capturing for mobile devices) once it captured the packets of VoIP calls, i saved it as pcap and sent the file to wireshark to do the same process. But there is no such thing like you showed in the video. Can you please help me with this thing?
Awesome😊👏 nice fabulous✨
Thank you
@@davidbombal sir what should we start first for beginners
@@KiranKumar-dw4vq Look at the CompTIA Security+ course - a good way to start.
@@davidbombal Thanks😊 sir
Let's assume someone is connected to my home wifi... And makes a call from it's phone to a friend... Can I use Wireshark to capture his data even when the data are encrypted or is calling from ISP provider calls and not from my connected wifi?
That's what I've been trying to figure out. Somebody please help
Your excellency
hey sir is that possible to capture a traffic mobile data phone? maybe this question is kinda weird but I'm curious
Hello david bombal, I am a student studying in computer engineering course. We were required to choose our path and I was put into "cyber security" path. I find myself struggling and having difficulties coping with the lab sessions. May I seek your advice on efficient ways to understand and handle my studies please? I dont seem to really understand my labs well enough.
Drop out and learn on your own.
sir can we capture non VoIP(sim calls) call traffic in wireshark?
No bro only VoIP call
hi mr david bombal i was doing this trick but my voip calls is not showing up anything
Sir pls how to open cli in gns3
Hiiiii......
Can u suggest me any book for wireless hacking?
Good one
Thank you Muhammed!
This is so cool!
Glad you liked it!
hi i was doing your trick here but the voip call that not show up anything pls help me
Osam video
Thank you
Teacher ❤️
Thank you!
I hope we can't do this with whatsapp calls. or can we?!
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I LISTENED TO THE WORD "GENESRE or GENESRI NETWORK" IN YOUR EXPLANATIONS
WHERE CAN WE FIND THIS PROGRAM? THIS NAME DOES NOT EXIST IN YOUR DOCUMENTS OR TUTORIAL. TELL ME WHERE TO FIND THIS TOOLS. THANKŚ FOR EFFORT.
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hello david bombal i dont know if you are gonna read this but you are like my hacking tutor
Neat
OMG sir
Glad you liked the video :)
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Try capturing cell phones...
Teacher make a video on how to trace a lost phone are stolen phone
What type of phone? iPhones have this built in.
Android
I m first just 18 seconds
Hello can you here me
lol.. hello... hello.... yes.. I can hear you!
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Install rootable Kali Linux
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1st view
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