

Display Filter Changesĭisplay filters are one of Wireshark’s defining features and 4.0 makes them more powerful and more consistent. I’ll cover some highlights here, but the release notes go into much greater detail. If you are a regular Wireshark user we recommend that you pay close attention to the release notes this time around, since it includes quite a few changes.

wnpa-sec-2023-10 LISP dissector large loop.wnpa-sec-2023-09 RPCoRDMA dissector crash.The RTP player waveform now synchronizes better with audio.Asterisk (*) key crash on Endpoint/Conversation dialog.

RTP analysis shows incorrect timestamp error when timestamp is rolled over.DIS dissector shows an incorrect state in the packet list info column.Fuzz job crash output: fuzz-7564.pcap.Fuzz job crash output: fuzz-7298.pcap.sshdump coredump when –remote-interface is left empty.Wireshark treats the letter E in SSRC as an exponential representation of a number.Wireshark ITS Dissector RTCMEM wrong protocol version selector 2 – should use 1.Wireshark 4.0.5 – Protocol SupportĭHCP, DIS, DNS, ERF, FF, genl, GQUIC, GSM A-bis OML, HL7, IEEE 802.11, ITS, LAPD, netfilter, netlink-route, netlink-sock_diag, nl80211, RLC, RPCoRDMA, RTPS, SCTP, SMB, UDS, VNC, and WCP. There are different operating systems for which the Wireshark packet analyzer is accessible, including Windows, Linux, macOS, and BSD. “If you’re running Wireshark on macOS and upgraded to macOS 13 from an earlier version, you will likely have to open and run the “Uninstall ChmodBPF” package, then open and run “Install ChmodBPF” to reset the ChmodBPF Launch Daemon.”
