Log Message:
Updated wireshark to 2.2.3.

What's New

  Bug Fixes

   The following vulnerabilities have been fixed:
     * Arbitrary file deletion on Windows. ([1]Bug 13217)

   The following bugs have been fixed:
     * Saving all exported objects (SMB/SMB2) results in out of physical
       memory. ([2]Bug 11133)
     * Export HTTP Objects - Single file shows as multiple files in 2.0.2.
       ([3]Bug 12230)
     * Follow Stream and graph buttons remain greyed out in conversation
       window. ([4]Bug 12893)
     * Dicom list of tags in element of VR=AT not properly decoded.
       ([5]Bug 13077)
     * Malformed Packet: BGP Update (withdraw) message. ([6]Bug 13146)
     * Install fail on macOS Sierra (error PKInstallErrorDomain Code=112).
       ([7]Bug 13152)
     * GTP: "Create PDP Context response" message shows back-off timer as
       malformed when included in the response. ([8]Bug 13153)
     * ICMP dissector fails to properly detect timestamps. ([9]Bug 13161)
     * RLC misdissection. ([10]Bug 13162)
     * Text2pcap on Windows produces corrupt output when writing the
       capture file to the standard output. ([11]Bug 13165)
     * HTML escaping of quotes in error message. ([12]Bug 13178)
     * TShark doesn't respect protocols.display_hidden_proto_items
       setting. ([13]Bug 13192)
     * RPC/RDMA dissector should exit when frame is not RPC-over-RDMA.
       ([14]Bug 13195)
     * Some RPC-over-RDMA frames are not recognized as RPC-over-RDMA.
       ([15]Bug 13196)
     * RPC-over-RDMA frames with chunk lists are "Malformed". ([16]Bug
       13197)
     * TShark fails to pass RPC-over-RDMA frames to RPC subdissector.
       ([17]Bug 13198)
     * Adding a DOF DPS Identity Secret, session Key, or Mode Template
       causes Wireshark to crash. ([18]Bug 13209)
     * Wireshark shows "MS Video Source Request" in a RTCP packet as
       "Malformed". ([19]Bug 13212)

  Updated Protocol Support

   BGP, BOOTP/DHCP, BTLE, DICOM, DOF, Echo, GTP, ICMP, Radiotap, RLC, RPC
   over RDMA, RTCP, SMB, TCP, UFTP4, and VXLAN