Which path opens a window showing all the SSL segments on the same SSL connection as a selected packet?

• A. Analyze ->Follow -> SSL Stream
• B. Right click -> Follow TCP Stream
• C. Analyze ->Follow -> TLS Stream
• D. Analyze -> HTTP Stream

Answer: (A)

Following the TLS/SSL stream is the way to see every TLS record exchanged on a single SSL connection. When you select a packet and choose Analyze → Follow → SSL Stream (or TLS Stream in newer Wireshark), Wireshark reconstructs the entire TLS conversation for that connection and shows all the TLS segments in order. This includes the handshake, certificate exchange, and any subsequent application data, all tied to that specific TLS session.

This is why it’s the best choice here: it focuses on the TLS protocol itself, rather than the raw transport data. Following the TCP stream would just show the raw TCP payload, which can obscure TLS-specific boundaries and details. Following HTTP Stream isn’t relevant because HTTP data sits atop TLS in many connections and isn’t the protocol you’re inspecting in this case.