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Subject: Strange & Consistent RST/ACK packets
From: Security Guru (securityguru
HOTMAIL.COM)Date: Sat Apr 08 2000 - 21:57:17 CDT
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At one of my customer sites, I keep seeing uninitated RST/ACK packets with
an acknowledgement number of 674719802. These packets come from many
different source IP addresses and range from a few packets a day to a few
hundered. Is there a known 'attacker' tool that generates these SYN or
SYN/ACKS with a sequence number of 674719801? Or is this just a scanning
tool that looks for ICMP unreachables from my customer's border router?
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