Going forward in Section 5, we try
to strip the name of the application from the slide.
The reason we do this is not to torture you,
but we want to teach you concepts
on how to approach application forensics.
We don't want to say, oh, you're a master of WeChat now.
You're a master of Facebook.
You are going to be able to master every single application
that hits you that's unparsed based upon the method you're
learning in this section.
So if I don't say what the application is,
that's intentional.
On some, it's hard to hide.
Like, you'll see the actual word in there or in the screenshot
because we couldn't negate it from the photo.
If what you're looking at does not make sense,
that is when you have to create test data.
You don't always have to.
Often, it will be a status flag, like, incoming, outgoing.
You're not sure what it means?
Ask the Google group first.
Someone may have already created this test data.
Do not be afraid to do it yourself,
but don't waste time doing something
that someone else in this community
has already done for you.