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You are reviewing packets captured by a co-worker. The traffic is from a Linux server that hosts private customer data, and your job is to analyze the content for potential security risks.

The .pcap file appears to be a bit small for what you wanted. (It contains traffic to and from the target system during a given time period.) Some of that traffic is shown below.

You suspect that only SSH traffic is represented in this capture, which was done with tcpdump.

What command do you think your co-worker used to capture only SSH traffic?
tcpdump port 22


tcpdump -i eth0


tcpdump -p 21


tcpdump port 21

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
tcpdump port 22

Reason: SSH uses TCP port 22, so the filter "port 22" captures SSH traffic. (If you wanted to be explicit about protocol: "tcp port 22".)