A recursive DNS lookup captured behind the resolver is 33 frames in Wireshark. The story in it, a resolver that asks for DNSSEC records with a 512-byte buffer and pays for it with two TCP connections, sits in header bits you read one frame at a time. VisualEther 9.1 adds AI annotation: Claude Code, working through VisualEther's MCP server, writes... Weiterlesen
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One prompt, 33 captioned packets — AI-annotating a DNS capture
A recursive DNS lookup captured behind the resolver is 33 frames in Wireshark. The story in it, a resolver that asks for DNSSEC records with a 512-byte buffer and pays for it with two TCP connections, sits in header bits you read one frame…
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