TCP Sockstress Brings Forth New OS Exploit Worries
Oct 16, 2008, 16:04 (14 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Paul Rubens)
"TCP sockstress is a potentially serious generic issue in many
operating systems that affects the availability of TCP services.
Jack C. Louis, a security researcher at a Outpost 24, a network
security company based in Karlskrona, Sweden discovered it. The
company's CSO, Robert E. Lee, is the author of Unicornscan, a
formidably fast scanner much loved by penetration testers which,
unlike Nmap, has its own TCP/IP stack and which is capable of
scanning an internal class B network (that's 65,000 + hosts) in
less than three minutes."
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