April 2nd, 2003
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Quote: Originally posted by trap_jaw
I'm not a TCP expert, but if the TCP flags are truly invalid your operating system will handle the TCP packet accordingly. Why the firewall shows those alerts in its logs I don't know.
By the way, hacking somebody, who is not running a publicly accessible server listening on some port is almost impossible.
Windows, by default, listens on the NetBIOS port, but you can trust that to be relatively secure if you turn off windows shares. If you don't run any other services like an Exchange Server, a ftp server or IIS. | It says that Invalid TCP FLags can be used before hacking to find stuff out. is that true? I am confused big time. |
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