SharkFest’21 Virtual US Retrospective
September 12th - 17th, 2021
Online
Keynote Presentations
Latest Wireshark Developments & Road Map
Gerald Combs
The Zed Project: Stumbling Upon a New Data Model for Search and Analytics while Hacking Packets
Steve McCanne, Coding CEO, Brim Security
Thursday Classes
- 01: Analyzing DNS from the Server Perspective by Betty DuBois
- 02: Network Forensics Analysis by Rami AlTalhi
- 03: Visualizing TLS Encryption - making sense of TLS in Wireshark by Ross Bagurdes
- 04: Analyzing Megalodon Files by Jasper Bongertz
- 05: Hello, what’s your name? An overview of Wireshark’s name resolution options (and it is not only for IP addresses!) by Sake Blok
- 06: Wireshark in use on LTE and 5G networks by Mark Stout
- 07: Intro to QUIC - The TCP Killer? by Chris Greer
- 08: Network Forensic Case Studies: Those Who Don’t Learn from the Past Are Doomed to Repeat It by Phill Shade
- 09: Looking for “Packets” in all the “Right” Places by Patrick Kinnison
- 10: Back to the Packet Trenches by Hansang Bae
- 11: School from home: Watching the Wire with Wireshark by Anthony Efantis
- 12: Wireshark and Enterprise Packet Capture by Dr. Stephen Donnelly
Friday Classes
- 13: Analysis and Troubleshooting of IPsec VPNs by Jean-Paul Archier
- 14: How smart are my “things”? A traffic analysis of IoT Devices by Simone Mainardi
- 15: The Packet Doctors are in! Packet trace examinations with the experts by Chris Greer, Sake Blok, Betty DuBois, and Kary Rogers
- 17: When it’s NOT a “Network Problem” – Identifying Higher-Layer Issues in Packet Data by Wes Morgan
- 18: Intrusion Analysis and Threat Hunting with Suricata by Josh Stroschein and Peter Manev
- 19: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the PCAP by Kary Rogers
- 20: Build Your Own IPv6 Learning Lab – for FREE (part 1) by Jeff Carrell
- 21: TCP SACK overview & impact on performance by John Pittle
- 22: Build Your Own IPv6 Learning Lab – for FREE (part 2) by Jeff Carrell
- 23: Wireshark and WiFi: capture techniques and challenges by George Cragg
- 24: Capturing goodies: Wireshark on iPad pro and utilization of extcap interfaces by Megumi Takeshita