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Question: Upon graduation from college, you accept employment at a startup company called Wireless Shark, that aspires to compete with the similarly named Wireshark. However, unlike Wiresha rk which only monitors and analyzes network traf?c, Wireshark can also intercept and dynamically alter the content of such traffic. The R&D team at Wireless Shark has already developed a bit-sequence called "TEETH's that when inserted at the very beginning of an application message executed on a foreign host device, future control of the device is relinquished to the Wireless Shark company.

[a] Write code that, given access to the stream of bits (0's and 1's) over a physical channel, finds the very beginning of each application message, i.e. the desired point of insertion of TEETH. While a working solution is not required, your approach should identify and include the many speci?c steps and factors that would go into a successful strategy.(Figu re there are at least ten.)

[b] To track each insertion of TEETH, your program should, at the appropriate points, extract the destination IP address and port and return them, as that information will be needed in subsequent steps of this exam.