text: hex_input = "70 61 73 73 77 6f 72 64"  # hex ascii dump
  hex_input = hex_input.replace(' ', '')
  dec_output = [chr(int(hex_input[i:i + 2], 16)) for i in range(0, len(hex_input), 2)]
  print(dec_output)
  
  line = b'1. \\Device\\NPF_{FB4F7F32-9DBB-4876-A438-E6D3D7DC69F3} (VirtualBox Host-Only Network)\r\n'
  print(str(line).split(' ')[1])
  
  import re
  
  print(re.findall(r"\([A-Za-z\-\s]*\)", str(line)))
  
  r"""
  def sniffer():
    print("Using Scapy")
    from scapy.all import sniff
    packets = sniff(count=50, filter="http.request.get", timeout=10)#, prn=lambda pkt: pkt.summary())
    print(packets.show())
  
  
  def _tshark():
    print("Using pyshark")
    import pyshark
    print(pyshark.packet.packet.Packet())
  
  """
  
  r"""
  1.  tshark -D any
  2.  tshark -i \device\NPF_{60FE7949-85D0-4534-9DD2-9C0BFD4DF0D5} -Y http.request.method==POST -Tfields -e text -e ip.dst
  	tshark -Y http.request.method==POST -Tfields -e http.file_data -e ip.dst
  	tshark -Y http.request.method==POST -Tfields -e text -e ip.dst
  
  
  
  
  
  This got much easier with Wireshark 2.x or so. At least the following works for me with Wireshark 2.2.5 from Debian 9 but not with Wireshark 1.8.x from RHEL 6:
  
  tshark -Y http.request.method==POST -Tfields -e http.file_data
  I though would still be interested in a nice solution for Wireshark 1.8. Neither
  
  tshark -Y http.request.method==POST -Tfields -e data.data
  nor
  
  tshark -Y http.request.method==POST -Tfields -e text
  are really useful without further manual decoding.
  
  
  """
  
  r"""
  
  "C:\Program Files\Wireshark\tshark.exe" -i \Device\NPF_{266049D1-BF10-4E23-A716-93BD8060709C} -Y http.request.method==POST -Tfields -e http.file_
  data
  
  
  """
  