full-disclosure - TCP/BGP vulnerability

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Message-ID: <1082600513.12472.20.camel@mckenzie>
From: clarke at craftedpackets.net (Nigel Clarke)
Subject: TCP/BGP vulnerability

There are a number of packet generation tools that can be used for "new"
TCP/BGP vulnerability. I know of one that will actually make your
IP/TCP/BGP headers for you. 

These tools have been around for a few years now. 

Why the sudden reaction? 

Any security person with an ISP background should have seen this coming.

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Nigel Clarke              CRAFTED PACKETS LLC
Security Engineer         clarke@...ftedpackets.net
www.craftedpackets.net