I have a small Wireshark-based tool that captures live traffic for later analysis. For compliance reasons I now want every captured network packet to be written to disk only after it has been run through a symmetric-key cipher such as AES-128/256. Scope (basic, proof-of-concept level): • Hook into the existing capture routine (built with libpcap / WinPcap) and encrypt each packet buffer before it is saved or forwarded. • Keep metadata (timestamp, interface, length) intact so the file can still be read back after decryption. • Supply a minimal decrypt routine that reverses the process and restores a standard .pcap file. Deliverables: 1. Well-commented source code or a lightweight plugin that compiles on Windows (VS / MinGW) or runs in Python 3. 2. A short README showing how to build, run, encrypt, and decrypt. 3. A demo capture (≤1 MB) proving the workflow. I’m only looking for freelancers who have hands-on experience with Wireshark, packet capture libraries, and symmetric encryption. Please mention a previous project or two where you worked with similar low-level network code so I can gauge fit quickly.