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SubjectRe: Logging unserved ports
On Tue, Dec 08, 1998 at 11:06:34PM -0500, linux-kernel@progressive-comp.com wrote:
> Actually I cloned this functionality in a kernel patch a while back, for
> pretty much the same reason you're looking (got used to the TIS fw logging
> of unserved ports, and missed it). I also added detection of bad/invalid
> TCP flag combinations (such as RST+SYN, FIN+SYN, etc). It detects,
^^^^^^^
> confuses, and/or defeats a number of stealth scanning or stack-
> identification tools such as nmap, queso, etc. I make no claims that it's
> perfect, or cleanly done (or that it works at all, for that matter ;).

FIN+SYN is valid under some circumstances, is it not?

-- Jamie

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