pcap-triage-tshark

Extract HTTP requests from a PCAP file by applying protocol filters with tshark to generate concise summaries of requests and traffic characteristics. This reduces manual packet inspection time during incident response and network forensics.

Triage large packet capture datasets by using tshark to rapidly filter and inspect traffic by protocol. This generates quick, actionable summaries of notable flows and traffic characteristics for large PCAP collections.

Yes, you need tshark installed to inspect PCAP traffic and follow TCP streams. The skill requires tshark to extract protocol-level details, filter HTTP traffic, follow streams, and export payloads from PCAP inputs.

Yes, you can export payloads and follow network streams using tshark for incident response. The tool supports HTTP filtering, stream following, and payload extraction to quickly generate actionable summaries from PCAP files.

Tshark accelerates traffic characterization in PCAPs by extracting protocol-level details and generating concise summaries of requests. Unlike manual packet inspection, it rapidly filters traffic by protocol for faster forensic triage.