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21.05.2004 Detailed | |
| | 7! | TCP RST packets spoofing updated since 21.04.2004
|  | | By sending spoofed RST it's possible to terminate established TCP connection. unlike TPC hijacking attacks there is no need for exact TCP sequence number, and number can be any number from handshaked TCP window. It significantly increases attack efficiency. In NetBSD sequence number for RST is not checked at all, it makes it possible to terminate session with single packet. |
| | OpenBSD kernel information leak
|  | | It's possible to read chunks from kernel memory via procfs. |
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| | eMule DoS
|  | | Combination of different HTTP requests causes application to crash. |
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