Hello everyone in this video. We will talk about
the protocol details on the protocol details
Pane and we will
make an analysis on this
pain.
So we will continue the analysis with the
PK file that is HTTP
with GPX.
And you know we have used this file
on the last video.
and
With the protocol details window on the HTTP
file. We will examine some
details on this speaker file.
And now look at the HTTP header
under statistics menu.
and in the HTTP field
We will first click on the packet counter.
Here we can see a lot of information that an analyst
doing the analysis of HTTP
traffic might want to obtain and the
total number of HTTP packets
is you can see
the 35 in here.
The total HTTP packets number is
35 and we see
that the number of server error.
Several error is zero. And that
that may be important really for
us and the number of 200 successful
OK messages
you can see in here is 10
and we
can see the HTTP request packets number is
19 and one
of the request package or packets
contains one post message
and we see that 18
of them are get methods.
And let's look at now requests.
So we can close this pane.
And now under the statistics menu and the
HTTP now, let's look at the requests
pane.
here request is
sent to which servers for which Pages we
can see it in detail here.
For example, we can see in
detail of the HTTP requests made to
the server with an IP address 10 dot
one dot one dot
one and so we
can also see the number of requests for
each page request. For
example index.html web
page has been requested one
time and the
other one the image page
and in the
image page sydney.g page
gpg file.
Has been requested.
one time again and the other
Pages you can see and
we can also see the number of other requests
in here for the other files. So
now we can close again
this file.
The next pane that we are going to under HTTP
is the load distribution.
We can see the HTTP requests and
response statistics based on the
server address and the host
you can see the requests by
server.
And you can see the address of server for
example in here that
IP address belongs to
ins one dot
opera.com and the
other IP addresses of
the servers is in here. For example, the
HTTP request by HTTP host
and the
Address of the server is in here
10.1.1.1 so
we can see some statistics
based on the server address in
this pane. Okay, now
we can close this pane.
and now let's look at the
request sequences
and in this pane, if you can investigate in
detail, we can see the this pain
enables analysts to see
how one HTTP request needs to
the next as you can see one
request leads to
another one and the
these workers leads to this.
this one and
so here is a sequential structure as you can
see.
We can close this pane now.
So that's all for now. We will talk about the finding and
the coloring packets on the next video and see
you on the next video.