Have him email the link to you and click on the it.
hope this helps, have a great day!
Answer:
Binary file.
Explanation:
In this case, the network security analyst is using the Follow TCP Stream feature in Wireshark to rebuild the TCP transaction. However, the transaction data seems indecipherable. The explanation for this is that the TCP transaction file is a Binary File and because of this the network secuirty analyst is unable to decipher the transaction file.
The solution for this is to convert the binary file into text file which is human readable.
I would recommend first familiarizing yourself with the program Access by watching introductions.
If you have even more time to spare and want hands-on experience, use Wise Owl exercises. Search up college classes assignments or guides. (Boy, do they love their big workbooks.) Essentially, do practice exercises.
Task 1:
float75 = float(75)
string75 = "75"
# you cannot add together a number and a string because a string has no inherent numerical value like a number does.
Task 2:
num = float(input("Enter a number"))
print(num**2)
Task 3:
num = int(input("Enter an integer: "))
print("When you divide "+str(num)+" by 7, the quotient is "+str(num//7)+" and the remainder is "+str(num%7)+".")
Task 4:
gigs = int(input("How many gigabytes does your flashdrive hold? "))
print("A flashdrive with "+str(gigs)+ " gigabyte(s) holds "+str(gigs*8589934592)+" bit(s).")
For task 4, you might have to change the number 8589934592 to something else. I'm not entirely sure how many bits are in a gigabyte. I hope this helps though.
Another one is iMovie which allows you to edit and cut things.
