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| Subject: | DOS attacks again Cisco Router |
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| Date: | Thu, 17 Aug 2006 04:42:05 -0700 (PDT) |
Hi All,
Were doing security hardening for our CISCO border router, for this we want
to perform some attacks, especially DOS attacks, to check routers security,
Ive dome a basic nessus test with unsafe check, after the test nessus
reports a crash after a DOS attacks (malformed TCP packet), when checked the
router I found that the routed wasnt crashed but the CPU usage has a pick of
50%, may be if we perform DDOS by using several other machines or it will give
better result,
My question is if there is modification in nessus scanning options or other
options to make our attacks more harms? or what do suggest?
Best Regards,
Thanks
Hic Sonni
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