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How so? If I find a vector that triggers the remote system to `cat /dev/random | netcat $target` then there's no limit for how much traffic my refelection gener
by black_puppydog 5y ago
How so? If I find a vector that triggers the remote system to `cat /dev/random | netcat $target` then there's no limit for how much traffic my refelection generates, no?
- pickledcods 5y agolook at the binary, it's an overflow value. Like it didn't fit the spreadsheet.
- nostoc 5y agoI assume by limit OP means the remote system's bandwidth. at 4 billion to 1, there's in practice very little difference between CVE-2022-26143 and what you describe. Both will be capped at the same number by the bandwidth available to the offending system.