Pkt.eth pkt.http pkt.layers pkt.sniff_time pkt.udp Pkt.captured_length pkt.highest_layer pkt.ip pkt.pretty_print pkt.transport_layer
Drilling down into packet attributes by layer:.This will give access to attributes like packet number, relative and delta times, IP addresses, protocol, and a brief info line. I'm going to just give a sneak peek of some of the things you can do in this post and there will be a few accompanying posts that follow to go more in depth. The power of PyShark is the access to all of the packet decoders built into tshark. Once a capture object is created, either from a LiveCapture or FileCapture method, several methods and attributes are available at both the capture and packet level. You can use PyShark to sniff from a interface or open a saved capture file, as the docs show on the overview page here: import pysharkĬap = pyshark.FileCapture('/tmp/mycapture.cap')Ĭapture = pyshark.LiveCapture(interface='eth0') I can hardly believe it took me this long to find PyShark, but I am very glad I did! PyShark is a wrapper for the Wireshark CLI interface, tshark, so all of the Wireshark decoders are available to PyShark! It is so amazing that I started a new project just so I could use this amazing new tool: Cloud-Pcap.
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