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802.11ac Packet Analysis
wifi-security-basics-traffic-analysis | Level: Easy | Total Lab Runs: 0 | Premium Lab |
A WiFi packet capture PCAP file is provided on the Desktop of the Kali machine. You have to analyze the packets using Wireshark and answer the following questions:
- How many antennas were there in the capturing device?
- A 802.11ac capable client device is using “CourageTheCowardlyDog” SSID. What is the MAC address of this device?
- In big networks, multiple BSSIDs operate under single/same SSID. Which BSSID is responsible for most traffic of “EASYDAFTAR SOUTH” SSID?
- What is the frequency of operation for the network associated with BSSID e4:95:6e:45:9c:97? Provide value in MHz.
- How many packets belong to 802.11ac standard?
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| 1. | How many antennas were there in the capturing device? |
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| 2. | A 802.11ac capable client device is using “CourageTheCowardlyDog” SSID. What is the MAC address of this device? |
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| 3. | In big networks, multiple BSSIDs operate under single/same SSID. Which BSSID is responsible for most traffic of “EASYDAFTAR SOUTH” SSID? |
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| 4. | What is the frequency of operation for the network associated with BSSID e4:95:6e:45:9c:97? Provide value in MHz. |
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| 5. | How many packets belong to 802.11ac standard? |
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