# Wireshark #1

## Description

It's cleartext :3

Attachment: `challenge.pcap`

## Solution

### Solution 1: Search String

Since the challenge description says that the flag is in cleartext, we can straightaway search for the flag within the packets.

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`Edit` -> `Find Packet`

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We can search for packet details that contain the string which is the flag format `gctf` and we will get the flag.&#x20;

### Solution 2: Filter Data

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We can also use the filter to filter for text data to get the flag.

## Flag

`GCTF{fl4g_in_tcpdump_ez}`


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