wireshark flags 0x014

The flags 0x014 in Wireshark refer to the following TCP flags:

- SYN (Synchronize): This flag is set when a new TCP connection is initiated. It is used to synchronize sequence numbers between the sender and receiver.

- ACK (Acknowledgement): This flag is set when the receiver acknowledges receipt of a packet from the sender.

- PSH (Push): This flag is used to indicate that the sending application has data that should be sent immediately.

- FIN (Finish): This flag is set when a TCP connection is being terminated. It indicates that the sender has no more data to send.

In summary, the flags 0x014 indicate a TCP connection establishment where the sender is sending data to the receiver and the receiver is acknowledging receipt of the data. The PSH flag may also indicate that the sender is pushing data to the receiver.