Click on the "Start" button to begin capturing Wi$-$Fi packets.

Once Wireshark starts capturing packets, navigate to a web browser and visit a website of your choice.

Perform various online activities such as browsing, logging into a website, downloading files, and streaming videos.

After $5$ minutes, stop the packet capture in Wireshark.

In Wireshark, browse through the captured packets and identify different types of Wi$-$Fi traffic, such as HTTP$,$ HTTPS$,$ DNS$,$ and TCP$.$

Use Wireshark's filtering capabilities to isolate specific types of packets $($e$.$g$.,$ filter by protocol, source IP address, destination IP address$).$

Examine the contents of selected packets to understand the data being transmitted over the Wi$-$Fi network.

Analyze packet headers to identify source and destination addresses, packet length, protocol information, and any other relevant details.

a$.[5$ points$]$ What are the different types of packets you captured $($protocols$)?$

b$.[15$ points$]$ Provide an analysis of the captured packets, highlighting interesting observations, network protocols identified, and potential security threats detected.

Write a brief report summarizing your findings from the packet capture and analysis.