Le mer 23/07/2003 � 19:43, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a �crit :
> So... has anyone been able to verify that the problem occurs when the TTL
> expires without the packet being addressed to the router? Or is it a
> requirement that the evil packet be addressed to the router?
I checked this and it appears packets have to be addressed to target
router. Transit evil packets which TTL would expire on a router won't
affect it.
My tests were performed using Scapy to generate following packets :
IP proto set to vulnerable ones
TTL set to expire on target router
IP payload set to 26 "X"
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