Hello, guys, and welcome to another video on this chapter
in this chapter we are going to go through to capture Telnet Password with Wireshark,
lets just jump right into our Kali Linux machine and see how it's done.
So back in our Kali Linux machine.
We are going to use the terminal and the Telnet command to look into one of
our ubuntu machines that it's in my network.
Before we start doing that, let's just
make sure we start capturing on the interface that we want and.
Once we have opened Wireshark, we can choose the network individually to state
in capturing the packets and we can just go ahead and start capturing.
So then let's move into the command line.
And use the Telnet command.
And then the IP address of the
obuntu machine in this case that we would like to look into. Type in
192 dot 168 dot eight eight one one, so hit enter and then we are presented.
With the login name, which we are going on type.
osboxes.
Let's hit enter and then we are going to press the Password.
And the that.
Yes, and then.
And as you can see, we are into the ubuntu machine. You can play around a little bit.
Oh. Type in the lsb_release space dash -a.
We can see that we are in this ubuntu machine 20 point zero four. Then
we just go ahead and stop capturing the packets and.
Now you can see that it's very easy for you to see the username and password.
I mean, you saw the user name, but in this case, you want to find out the
password that I use to look into this email.
To these machine, and this is particularly useful when you have compromised a network
and there is also success happening and somebody is using the Telnet
command to look into a Switch, let's say, for example or another.
System in the Network.
Back to out Wireshark and the capture traffic, we can just go ahead and apply a
display filter, which pretty much simple, and it's still Telnet.
Just type Telnet and hit, enter and immediately you are presented with all the
Telnet communication that happened between your machine and the target ID.
So now you can just go ahead and type.
Now, you can go and select
one of these lines in the results and right, click on that follow TCP stream.
So as you can see, there is all sorts of
playing text information, as you can see, going on around.
If you go up to the top, you can see the osboxes, you can see the login name.
They'll be presented with a few extra.
Let us hear, but never mind
the login name, as you saw, is always boxes and the Password that are used.
This is presented here, as you can see, with no extra letters this time,
which is always boxes, dot org, and then we are in.
So now you can see that we have username
and password in this case and we can use these credentials.
And Hacking to the target IP that the user
used to login into and do his job, apparently.
So I hope you have enjoyed this video and
now you can go ahead and click on the next video.
Where you are going to learn how to capture a SMTP Password via Wireshark.