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> Solutions to these Wireshark labs are available for course instructors only from the publisher (not from the authors) - see our instructors' page for informat
by nyanpasu64 5y ago
> Solutions to these Wireshark labs are available for course instructors only from the publisher (not from the authors) - see our instructors' page for information about how to get a solution, either standalone or for an LMS.
I've always hated hiding information behind some sort of purported "moral high ground" of gatekeeping uncredentialed individuals from knowing the answers to material. Information wants to be free. Everyone who encounters public questions with private answers can and should publish solutions on an uncensorable service (multiple mirrors across archive.org or archive.is or Gists).
- ksml 5y agoMeh. That sounds nice in theory, but there are many good practical reasons to keep answers private. The number one reason for me is it's very hard to build high quality exercises and assignments, and much easier for students to plagarize off answers on the internet. Reducing the temptation to cheat is pretty important for me.
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- warabe 5y agoI agree with you. Exercises are so important for self-learners, as in the quote from the site: "Involve me and I understand." However, in this case, it looks like you can find pdf of solutions easily...
- r3trohack3r 5y agoThe solutions appear to be available on libgen
- mistrial9 5y ago> hated hiding information emotional drivers run deep -- make the world you want to see.. prying open answers to packet sniffing labs of others? what could go wrong?!