Hello!
> http://grc.com/r&d/nomoredos.htm
>
> With my limited unstanding of TCP and DoS attacks this would seem to be the
> answer, instead of a work around.
More elaborated version of this "answer" is used in linux for ages
under name of syncookies. The approach, proposed here, is a bit diffe
From: Michael Peddemors <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 20:20:06 -0800
> I think not holding onto any state for an incoming SYN is nothing but
> a dream in any serious modern TCP implementation. It can be reduced,
> but not eliminated. The former is what most modern st
On Fri, Dec 22, 2000 at 01:24:44PM +1100, Mike OConnor wrote:
> Hi
> I would like to point who ever is in charge of the TCP stack for the linux
> kernel at a site which claims to have a method of eliminate denial of service
> (DoS) attacks
> http://grc.com/r&d/nomoredos.htm
> With my limited
> Furthermore, it also cannot work because it makes retransmissions
> of the SYN/ACK very non-workable. I suppose his TCP stack just hacks
> around this by just waiting for the original client SYN to get
> retransmitted or something like this. I question whether that can
> even work reliably.
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Not only is this a well written article, and clearer than most other
documents (Even Mine :>) but he is dead on track with his basic concepts..
Exactly what I have been looking into over at our company. (Well, close
enough)
The concept of trusting a SYN packet, has to go.. we have to assume tha
This has already been discused here and on slashdot, on 9/25/2000.
On Fri, Dec 22, 2000 at 01:24:44PM +1100, Mike OConnor wrote:
> I would like to point who ever is in charge of the TCP stack for the linux
> kernel at a site which claims to have a method of eliminate denial of service
> (DoS) a
Date:Fri, 22 Dec 2000 13:24:44 +1100 (CST)
From: Mike OConnor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I would like to point who ever is in charge of the TCP stack for
the linux kernel at a site which claims to have a method of
eliminate denial of service (DoS) attacks
http://grc.com/r&d/no
Hi
I would like to point who ever is in charge of the TCP stack for the linux
kernel at a site which claims to have a method of eliminate denial of service
(DoS) attacks
http://grc.com/r&d/nomoredos.htm
With my limited unstanding of TCP and DoS attacks this would seem to be the
answer, inst
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