in wireshark: What would be the two display filters you would use if you wanted to only display packets with port 443? And how would the filter change if you wanted to only display packets with a destination of port 443?
Hey here is answer to your question .
put these in "Apply a display filter" bar or wireshark.
for display packets with port 443 => tcp.port ==443
for display packets with destination port 443 => tcp.dstport ==443
tcp is for checking tcp ports you can change tcp to udp for checking the udp ports.
In case of any doubt please comment. Happy Learning :)
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