Once you’re done capturing packets, Wireshark will show all of them in a packet list pane. If you want to focus on a specific capture, double-click on it, and you can read more information about it. You can decide to open a particular capture in a separate window for easier analysis: 1. Choose the packet you want to read. 2. Right-click on it. 3. Tap “View.” 4. Tap “Show Packet in New Window.” Here are some details from the packet list pane that will help you with reading captures: 1. No. – The number of a captured packet. 2. Time – This shows you when the packet was captured with regards to when you started capturing. You can customize and adjust the value in the “Settings” menu. 3. Source – This is the origin of a captured packet in the form of an address. 4. Destination – The destination address of a captured packet. 5. Protocol – The type of a captured packet. 6. Length – This shows you the length of a captured packet. This is expressed in bytes. 7. Info – Additional information about a captured packet. The type of information you see here depends on the type of the captured packet. All of the above columns can be narrowed down with the use of display filters. Depending on what you’re interested in, you can interpret Wireshark captures easier and faster by applying different filters.