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That doesn't take into consideration of flaky home-routers (note that they do recalculate the checksum). So the checksum might be processed on bad data. For a
by tjoff 8y ago
That doesn't take into consideration of flaky home-routers (note that they do recalculate the checksum). So the checksum might be processed on bad data.
For a bad connection it will also be quite common that the checksum will happen to be valid. TCP/UDP checksums are quite bad.
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