There's been a few TCP sequence related vulnerabilities over the years, but this is slightly different - it's actually a problem with how ACKs are processed, ma

There's been a few TCP sequence related vulnerabilities over the years, but this is slightly different - it's actually a problem with how ACKs are processed, making it far easier than it should be to conduct a well-known attack type (blind in-window). EDIT: it's of course still sequence related, but a new vuln, not a restarting of an older, fixed one.