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router syn/syn-ack/ack alarming...
From: Regis Donovan <regisdo () microsoft com>
Date: Tue, 17 Sep 1996 13:23:35 -0700
um... maybe i'm missing the clue here, but if the router vendors add something that shuts down an interface if the SYN/SYN-ACK/ACK ratio becomes too bad make it *easier* for me if i'm doing a denial of service attack on a host? instead of denying service to a given host, all i have to do is drive the router into alarm mode so it shuts off the interface and then i get to deny service to an entire segment and everything downstream from that segment... here's to better bang for your cracker-kiddie buck... --regis
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Current thread:
- router syn/syn-ack/ack alarming... Regis Donovan (Sep 17)
- Re: router syn/syn-ack/ack alarming... Alex.Bligh (Sep 17)
- Re: router syn/syn-ack/ack alarming... Mr. Jeremy Hall (Sep 17)
- Re: router syn/syn-ack/ack alarming... Perry E. Metzger (Sep 17)
- Re: router syn/syn-ack/ack alarming... Jeff Young (Sep 17)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: router syn/syn-ack/ack alarming... Vadim Antonov (Sep 17)
- Re: router syn/syn-ack/ack alarming... Paul Ferguson (Sep 18)
- Re: router syn/syn-ack/ack alarming... Guy T Almes (Sep 18)
- Re: router syn/syn-ack/ack alarming... Michael Dillon (Sep 18)
- Re: router syn/syn-ack/ack alarming... Guy T Almes (Sep 18)
- Re: router syn/syn-ack/ack alarming... Justin W. Newton (Sep 18)
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