Other sniffing tools

- [Narrator] Wireshark and TShark are popular sniffing tools…however, there are others.…Let's take a look.…Linux has a couple commonly available sniffers,…tcpdump ships by default on many Linux distributions.…Ettercap is specifically designed for switched LANs,…and dsniff can sniff a variety of objects on a network.…For Windows you might try network monitor,…this is a network traffic capture tool built-in…and available for Windows.…

And online is Cloudshark, it's an external analyzer…and can analyze captures from your own device.…I'm at CloudShark's homepage and here we can see…that you can analyze and share network capture files.…And I'll scroll down here and here you can see that…it's built-in with some of the devices such as a meraki.…Also you can upload and analyze packet-captures,…and you can share it with those on your team.…I use this periodically when talking about packet-captures…cause it is all online and it is very handy.…

So as you can see Wireshark is the de facto standard,…however, there are other tools for packet analysis.…