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Zero length TCP option

advICE :Intrusions : 2000315
 FAQ
Oh my gosh, I'm being HACKED!!!
How do I report the hacker to my ISP?
I'm seeing lots of attacks, is this normal?
Summary

The intruder is trying to crash your firewall or your system by sending a zero-length TCP option.

Details

Some systems will hang when receiving such a frame.

 parametric information
portThe TCP destination port
flagsThe TCP flags from the offending frame. The flags are: S (SYN), F (FIN), R (RESET), P (PUSH), A (ACK), U (URGENT), 4 (low-order unused bit), 8 (high-order unused bit)
optionsThe TCP options from the offending frame. The options are displayed as "option-value", separated by commas. No-ops are not displayed

 
Version appeared: 2.1 

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