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By: time2kill <darren_na@hotmail.com>


Atcp/ip packet with a theortical leaght greater than 65536- bytes keep this
in mind tcp/ip supports a feature called "Fragmentation" where a single
ip-packet can be broken down into smaller segments this is need because the
typical internet connection (dail-up,ethernet,cable-modem,etc)only supports
packets of around a couple thousand bytes, but ip supports packets up to
64-kbytes.Thus, when sending a single packet that is to large for a link it
is broken up into smaller packet fragments.A quirk of ip is that while a
single packet cannot exceed 65536-bytes the fragments themselves can add up
to more than that. The "ping of death" Technique does just that since this
is a condition thought impossible, operating systems crash when they 
receive this data.The computer will replicate the data indefinitly.

One packet will be sent right it will be so large that it will surpass the
limits of what is allowed the puter will try to break it up forever it wont
stop.No firewall can stop this.No computer can stop this.

56k at the very least to try this.

If you have any questions or comments on this e-mail them to me at: 
darren_na@hotmail.com

- time2kill
