Thanks for this! I haven't really played around with packet captures since back before HTTPS was widespread but I've heard a lot of people gripe about it over the years.<p>Big shoutout to one of the poor bastards who had me as their student back when Pitt segmented the school of information science away from the rest of the network.<p>I have no idea if that's still the case, because those moron librarians added a card reader, and I don't know how to parkour onto the roof of <i>that</i> building.<p>I got hung up on the fact an extra credit question go marked wrong because I said based on the SSID, the packets were from a BSD operating system. The TA marked it wrong and said "no, it's from an OSX system"... I ended up in the actual professor's office, with a listout of the various codes for manufacturers and pointing out there's no "OSX" specific one.<p>(In retrospect, it was a situation where I was rules lawyering because I was pissed because I kept bumping into a string of people who'd tell me "It's not my job to teach you" only... they weren't some cute woman from Iowa in town for a book signing meeting me for espresso, they were literally a professor teaching, in one case, a "statistics for psychology students" course I selected EXPLICITLY because their students also haven't had Calculus... and they were tanking my GPA.<p>Anyways, I'm re-hash-ing very old gripes, but it felt like something fundemental shifted when https went widespread, while universities seem to focus on weird CTF bullshit.<p>(You can just message them on a dating application, though then they'll make a show of refusing to hire you <i>and</i> reporting you to the FBI as a possible cyberterrorist... like uh, I get that it's spooky season or whatever but if someone made an offer I wouldn't be a cyberterrorist anymore!!)<p>Anyways, I am looking forward to playing with this after I clear my todos. Thanks for the hard work.