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A colleague of mine recently did the #SANS #FOR572 class and mentioned that smbtimeline did run into errors parsing pcaps. I pushed an update which should fix that and add a few new things. Please reach out in case there are more issues. In case you have used smbtimeline in the past, please update.
github.com/00010111/smbtimelin #DFIR #bluetam

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David J. Bianco (He/Him)

Wow. 40 years since the transition from NCP to TCP/IP was completed.

archyde.com/40-years-ago-arpan

When I teach @sansforensics #FOR572 (Advanced Network Forensics), we talk about the history of some of the key protocols built on top of TCP/IP. For example, SMTP (email) came about because largely because of the always-on nature of TCP/IP networks.

Most of us today can't imagine the Internet without TCP/IP. I recommend this Wikipedia page for more information on NCP, TCP/IP, and some of the other contenders in the Protocol Wars.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protocol

Archyde40 years ago, ARPANET moved to TCP/IP - Archyde40 years ago, on January 1, 1983, the ARPANET network switched to the TCP/IP protocol, the basis of the Internet (the I in IP stands for Internet). Before this date, the network which connected universities but also military sites (until 1980) used the NCP protocol (Network Control Protocol). A transition completed in 1983 The transition ... Read more
#internet#internethistory#tcpip
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