How to Remember and Use TCP Flags

By Daniel Miessler on January 25th, 2006: Tagged as Linux | Security

Many people are familiar with the concept of a mnemonic [nəˈmɑnɪk] — a memory device that uses a phrase based on the first letter of words in a series. Well, for those that deal with TCP/IP a lot, I thought it might be helpful to have a mnemonic for the TCP flags as well…

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