Hi,
just for reference...
On 11/30/21 09:49, Roland Knall wrote:
Both issues where done so by design.
For the password, there was a reasonable concern, that passwords may be
read-out. Now, you could argue, that monitoring the cumpcap call gives
you the password anyway, which is correct.
Dear Roland,
> Both issues where done so by design.
I expect so, but it makes issues during use :-(
> For the password, there was a reasonable concern, that passwords may be
> read-out. Now, you could argue, that monitoring the cumpcap call gives
> you the password anyway, which is correct. The
Both issues where done so by design.
For the password, there was a reasonable concern, that passwords may be
read-out. Now, you could argue, that monitoring the cumpcap call gives you
the password anyway, which is correct. The intended usecase originally was
to use the password together with ssh,
Hi,
Wireshark is able to run external captures (extcap). Extcap tools can
provide configuration description which Wireshark shows as dialog and
stores in advanced properties.
I'm observing two strange things I understood as bug.
1) If the tools provides as type of setting 'password', it is
