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LetsDefend - PCAP Analysis#
Created: 22/02/2024 14:28 Last Updated: 22/02/2024 15:16
PCAP Analysis

File Location: /root/Desktop/ChallengeFile/Pcap_Analysis.pcapng
Start Investigation#
I started by looking at the statistics of this pcapng file
There are a lot of IP addresses that were captured.
Protocol that was used the most is UDP Data and there are also a bunch of TCP protocol including HTTP that got captured as well
I don’t think I can get the valuable information from TLS and UDP so I shifted my focus on TCP and Follow TCP stream
Look like I found a chat? look like P13 and Cu713 has a communicatation.
I filtered with 192.168.235.137 as a source and found out that this IP address uploaded file to an Apache web server (192.168.1.7) which was saved at uploads directory
Look like We got most of the question done
In network communication, what are the IP addresses of the sender and receiver?
Answer Format: SenderIPAddress,ReceiverIPAddress
1192.168.235.137,192.168.235.131P13 uploaded a file to the web server. What is the IP address of the server?
1192.168.1.7What is the name of the file that was sent through the network?
1fileWhat is the name of the web server where the file was uploaded?
1apacheWhat directory was the file uploaded to?
1uploadsHow long did it take the sender to send the encrypted file?
This question can be answered by looking at Conversations of the sender IP and server IP address at Statistics

10.0073Summary#
A communication between 2 user P13 and Cu713 was captured, There was a challenge to found a new encryption script that was hiding somewhere and that somewhere is the Apache web server on the same local network and that file was named file and upload via /panel.php to the uploads directory
