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Security Incidents: Re: ICMP time exceed in-transit packets

Re: ICMP time exceed in-transit packets

From: Alain Thivillon <Alain.Thivillon_at_HSC.FR>
Date: Sat, 1 Jan 2000 21:05:27 +0100

Chris Brenton <cbrenton_at_SOVER.NET> écrivait (wrote) :

> So the attacker transmits the above packet. While in transit, the TTL
> drops to zero. The router receiving the TTL 0 packet realizes it can not
> forward it and issues a time exceeded (ICMP type 11) packet back to the
> spoofed source address. So what you are seeing in your logs is the error
> code generated by the spoofed packets when the TTL expires.

Well, you are saying someone is tracerouting you. Congratulations :)

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Received on Jan 02 2000
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