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These are spoofed packets for SYNACK reflection attacks. Your response traffic goes to the victim, and since network stacks are usually configured to retry SYNA
by kzemek 11mo ago
These are spoofed packets for SYNACK reflection attacks. Your response traffic goes to the victim, and since network stacks are usually configured to retry SYNACK a few times, they also get amplification out of it
- pabs3 11mo agoThere is a solution to that, but it requires these companies to implement source address validation. If your ISP is on the list, maybe complain about it. https://spoofer.caida.org/as_stats.php https://spoofer.caida.org/as_stats.php