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The first step in any analysis is verifying the file integrity and extracting the contents. Using a tool like 7z or file command helps confirm the archive type.

Extraction typically yields a file named FCBp.pcap or FCBp.raw , suggesting the "p" in the filename stands for pcap (packet capture) or packet data. 3. Network Traffic Analysis (PCAP) FCBp.7z

http.request : Look for GET or POST requests that might contain sensitive data or odd URLs. dns : Check for DNS tunneling (excessively long subdomains). The first step in any analysis is verifying

Extract the contents and identify anomalies, hidden flags, or specific network interactions within the encapsulated data. 2. Initial Triage & Extraction Extract the contents and identify anomalies, hidden flags,

Right-click a packet and select Follow > TCP Stream . This often reveals cleartext communication, such as credentials or hidden messages. 4. Forensic Artifact Investigation

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The first step in any analysis is verifying the file integrity and extracting the contents. Using a tool like 7z or file command helps confirm the archive type.

Extraction typically yields a file named FCBp.pcap or FCBp.raw , suggesting the "p" in the filename stands for pcap (packet capture) or packet data. 3. Network Traffic Analysis (PCAP)

http.request : Look for GET or POST requests that might contain sensitive data or odd URLs. dns : Check for DNS tunneling (excessively long subdomains).

Extract the contents and identify anomalies, hidden flags, or specific network interactions within the encapsulated data. 2. Initial Triage & Extraction

Right-click a packet and select Follow > TCP Stream . This often reveals cleartext communication, such as credentials or hidden messages. 4. Forensic Artifact Investigation