Analyze the packet captures provided by Wireshark by doing the following:

Go to the Wireshark Sample Captures site and download the following:

• wpa-Induction.pcap.gz Wi-Fi 802.11 WPA traffic
• wpa-eap-tls.pcap.gz WiFi 802.11 WPA-EAP/Rekey sample
• nb6-hotspot.pcap Someone connecting to SFR’s wireless community network
• ciscowl.pcap.gz (libpcap) Cisco Wireless LAN Context Control Protocol (WLCCP) version 0x0
• wap_google.pcap contains two WSP request-response dialogs

Note: Only download these sample captures. Other captures may set off your computer’s system defenses.

Use Wireshark to view and analyze the sample captures.

Create a 1- to 2-page table that ranks the packet captures from the highest to lowest threat. In your table, provide the following for each packet capture:

• Description of the traffic
• Description of the risks, if any, the traffic poses to the wireless network
• Countermeasures to take to secure the network from any threat

Write a 2- to 3-page memo to management as a network security specialist, and ensure you do the following:

• Explain how to distinguish hostile packet data from normal packet data.
• Explain how to recognize any attack signatures in the packets you analyze.
• Provide a rationale for ranking the packets as you did.

Format any citations according to APA guidelines.