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Subject: generate tcp syn attacks

Subject: generate tcp syn attacks

2003-10-17       - By Jeff Kinz

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On Fri, Oct 17, 2003 at 05:02:34AM +0000, ali awan wrote:
>
> i intend to generate TCP Syn flood Denial of Service attacks for an
> experiment. how can i do it. where can ii find programs which can generate
> tcp syn attacks.

Hmmm - posting from a free email account and wants to know how to
do a DOS attack?

Tell you what - I'll help you out, but first you have to post to this
list from your real email account at your isp. OK ?

I don't want to contribute to the delinquicy of the internet, y'know.

>

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