I think it's only checking the incoming buffer for responses that match the request they just sent out. Assuming you know what the request is going to be, you c

I think it's only checking the incoming buffer for responses that match the request they just sent out. Assuming you know what the request is going to be, you can craft the response packet beforehand and assume that the request will be made before the response actually arrives. I'm not super familiar with the nitty-gritty details, but at the very least I think you'd need to hijack the TCP connection to inject malicious responses.