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1 Cyber Forensics Laboratory 1 Tcpdump Lab: Wired Network Traffic Sniffing Copyright c 2012 Hui Li and Xinwen Fu, University of Massachusetts Lowell Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation. A copy of the license can be found at 1 Lab Overview This lab provides students an introduction to a powerful network packet TCP/IP sniffer, tcpdump, and its basic usage within a virtualized environment. Students are assumed to be comfortable using a command line interface. Students will work on four tasks: Extract packet arrival time, source IP address, destination IP address and port. Extract source MAC address and destination MAC address. Get inter-arrival time while capturing packets. Draw a chart with inter-arrival time versus the order of sequence number. This lab uses a virtualized environment, the modified version of Wenliang Du s SEEDUbuntu. It is available at Before continuing, students should have their network within the visualized environment set up and be ready to get on websites. Please note that this lab assumes VMWare Workstation is being used. The principles are the same among other virtualization software, but terminology and features may change. Some alternatives to VMWare Workstation include Virtualbox, VMWare Player, and Microsoft Virtual PC. 2 Tcpdump Introduction Tcpdump, like wireshark and many other sniffers, is usually used to capture packets and analyze network protocols. The network card of a computer drops packets if the packets are not addressed to the system. However in the promiscuous mode, the network card forwards all packets reaching the card to the operating system so that tcpdump can capture them, regardless of their (MAC) addresses. Using tcpdump in the promiscuous mode can exam all traffic through the interface, extract sensitive information and thereby sniffer the network. For example, if Computer A and a few other computers are inter-connected by a hub, which broadcasts packets it receives to all connected computers, Computer A in the promiscuous mode will be able to capture all packets going through the hub. A computer not in the promiscuous mode is able to capture packets addressed to itself and its outgoing packets. Root privilege is required to use tcpdump for sniffing. 3 Tcpdump Installation Tcpdump can be downloaded from for the latest version which now is tcpdump-4.3.0, and installed using following commands:
2 Cyber Forensics Laboratory 2 root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# tar xvfz tcpdump tar.gz root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# cd tcpdump root@seed-desktop:/home/seed/tcpdump-4.3.0#./configure root@seed-desktop:/home/seed/tcpdump-4.3.0# make root@seed-desktop:/home/seed/tcpdump-4.3.0# make install 4 Switch Network to Promiscuous Mode Turn on promiscuous mode with command: root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# ifconfig eth7 promisc then use command: root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# ifconfig -v grep -i promisc to check if the network is in promiscuous mode or not. Here we use flag -v (or -a) to display information about all surfaces. If promiscuous mode is on, the output should be like this: root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# ifconfig -v grep -i promisc UP BROADCAST RUNNING PROMISC MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1 To turn off promiscuous mode, use command: root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# ifconfig eth7 -promisc Please note that here eth7 is the ethernet name of the system. Students should use the ethernet names of their own systems to replace eth7 in all commands from this lab instruction. 5 Lab Tasks Please follow the instructions below and complete the task. Use screen shots to demonstrate the success of every task. To gain a deep understanding of network protocols as well as the usage of tcpdump, students must explain what each screen shot means. 5.1 Task 1: Extract Packet Arrival Time, Source IP Address, Destination IP Address and Port. Use command: root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# tcpdump -n to listen to default ethernet surface and show IP address instead of names, or use command: root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# tcpdump -n -i eth7 to filter to a particular ethernet surface to listen to, which here is eth7. The result shows arrivial time, source IP address, destination IP address and port in the form of [arrivial time][source IP].[port]>[destination IP].[port]. Example: First use command:
3 Cyber Forensics Laboratory 3 root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# ifconfig -v eth7 grep inet addr inet addr: Bcast: Mask: to show the IP address of ethernet on our machine, which here is Then run command: root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# tcpdump -n -i eth7 Open website to make some network traffic, meanwhile check out the output of tcpdump: 20:35: IP > : Flags [P.], seq :35: IP > : Flags [.], ack 509, wi 20:35: IP > : Flags [P.], seq 1:247, above is part of the result. If flag -n is not used in command, the result will show names instead of IP address, like this: root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# tcpdump 21:23: IP seed-desktop.local > umlweb.uml.edu.www: Flags [P.], seq 4 21:23: IP umlweb.uml.edu.www > seed-desktop.local.42268: Flags [.], ack 50 21:23: IP seed-desktop.local > domain: PTR? Please use tcpdump to extract packet arrival time, source IP address, destination IP address and port information in the student s environment. Students can browse some website such as yahoo.com to generate network traffic so that tcpdump can capture it. Note: run tcpdump before browsing. 5.2 Task 2: Extract Source MAC Address and Destination MAC Address. Use command: root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# tcpdump -e to get ethernet header and show source MAC address as well as destination MAC address in result instead of showing IP addresses. Or use command: root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# tcpdump -e -i eth7 to listen to a specific ethernet surface and output source MAC address and destination MAC address. root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# tcpdump -e -i eth7 Then open website to make some network traffic, meanwhile check out the output of tcpdump: 03:07: :0c:29:6f:1d:db (oui Unknown) > 00:50:56:e7:00:28 (oui Unknown), 03:07: :50:56:e7:00:28 (oui Unknown) > 00:0c:29:6f:1d:db (oui Unknown), 03:07: :50:56:e7:00:28 (oui Unknown) > 00:0c:29:6f:1d:db (oui Unknown),
4 Cyber Forensics Laboratory 4 In the result, source MAC address and destination MAC address is shown in following form: [source MAC address] > [destination MAC address] Please use tcpdump to extract source MAC address and destination MAC address information in the student s environment. Students can browse some website such as yahoo.com to generate network traffic so that tcpdump can capture it. Note: run tcpdump before browsing. 5.3 Task 3: Get Inter-Arrival Time While Capturing Packets. Command: root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# tcpdump -ttt allows you to capture packets and show inter-arrival time instead of arrival time in result. root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# tcpdump -ttt Then open website The output of tcpdump should be similar to the following: 00:00: IP seed-desktop.local > umlweb.uml.edu.www: Flags [P.], seq 3 00:00: IP umlweb.uml.edu.www > seed-desktop.local.33720: Flags [.], ack 50 00:00: IP umlweb.uml.edu.www > seed-desktop.local.33720: Flags [P.], seq 1 00:00: IP seed-desktop.local > umlweb.uml.edu.www: Flags [.], ack 24 Please use tcpdump to get inter-arrival time while capturing packets information in the student s environment. Students can browse some website such as yahoo.com to generate network traffic so that tcpdump can capture it. Note: run tcpdump before browsing. 5.4 Task 4: Draw A Chart with Inter-Arrival Time and Order of Sequence Number. This task can be easily done within following steps: 1. Capture packets which shows inter-arrival time and save the output to a table. 2. Save rows that have the same port number from the previous table to new a new table. 3. Sort rows in the new table according to sequence number. 4. Draw a chart with order of sequence numbers as the horizontal axis and inter-arrival times in microseconds as the vertical axis. root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# tcpdump -ttt > tcprecord.csv to capture packets, show inter-arrival time in result and save result to file tcprecord.csv. Here the result is saved as a csv file so that it can be opened and manipulated by Microsoft Excel later. Watch a video on youtube to make some network traffic. use Ctrl+c to finish capturing packets and save result. Then run command:
5 Cyber Forensics Laboratory 5 root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# less tcprecord.csv to view result, which in this case is the following: 00:00: IP seed-desktop.local > iad23s05-in-f7.1e100.net.www: Flags [ 00:00: IP iad23s05-in-f7.1e100.net.www > seed-desktop.local.38498: Flags [ 00:00: IP seed-desktop.local > domain: PTR? :00: IP domain > seed-desktop.local.44043: /0/0 PTR 00:00: IP seed-desktop.local > domain: PTR? :00: IP domain > seed-desktop.local.46731: NXDomain 0 00:00: IP seed-desktop.local.mdns > mdns: 0 PTR (QM)? :00: IP seed-desktop.local.mdns > mdns: 0*- [0q] 1/0/0 (Cach 00:00: IP seed-desktop.local > domain: PTR? :00: IP domain > seed-desktop.local.57732: NXDomain 0 00:00: IP iad23s05-in-f7.1e100.net.www > seed-desktop.local.38498: Flags [ 00:00: IP seed-desktop.local > iad23s05-in-f7.1e100.net.www: Flags [ 00:00: IP iad23s05-in-f7.1e100.net.www > seed-desktop.local.38498: Flags [ The record contains traffic through difficult ports, then let us draw a chart from a random port, like Run command: root@seed-desktop:/home/seed# grep tcprecord.csv grep seq > csv Please use the introduced commands above and import the data into excel. Draw a curve of inter-arrival time versus packet sequence number. Calculate the mean and standard deviation of the inter-arrival time samples that the student collected.
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