A noisy courthouse capture contains thousands of frames. The analyst needs to focus on association failures without destroying evidence. Which analyzer practice is correct?
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Short Explanation
Display filters are reading glasses, not a shredder — keep the whole capture and just focus the view on association failures. Deleting evidence mid-case is how you lose the plot when you need EAP context later.
Full Explanation
Display filters temporarily focus the analyst's view without removing frames from the underlying capture. Permanently deleting frames, discarding EAP/data context, or continuously clearing buffers destroys evidence needed for multi-stage failure analysis. Association issues often correlate with nearby authentication and data frames.