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Multiple Vendor TCP Sequence Number Approximation Vulnerability

References:

• announce_en_20040421_01 : TCP protocol vulnerability in SEIL series products (SEIL)
  
• ASA-2005-097 SCO UnixWare TCP connection reset vulnerability - (SCOSA-2005.14) (Avaya)
  
• Avaya security advisory ASA-2006-217 (Avaya)
  
• Cisco Security Advisory: TCP Vulnerabilities in Multiple IOS-Based Cisco Product (Cisco)
  
• Cisco Security Advisory: TCP Vulnerabilities in Multiple Non-IOS Cisco Products (Cisco)
  
• IY55949: SECURITY: TCP CONNECTIONS MAY BE RESET CAUSING A DOS (IBM)
  
• IY55950: SECURITY: TCP CONNECTIONS MAY BE RESET CAUSING A DOS (IBM)
  
• IY62006: SECURITY: TCP CONNECTIONS MAY BE RESET CAUSING A DOS (IBM)
  
• Microsoft Security Bulletin MS05-019 (Microsoft)
  
• Microsoft Security Bulletin MS06-064 (Microsoft)
  
• Multiple Vendor TCP Denial of Service Vulnerability (Internet Security Systems)
  
• NISCC Vulnerability Advisory 236929 (NISCC)
  
• Security Advisory: TCP Vulnerability CAN-2004-0230 (Blue Coat Systems)
  
• SYM05-008 - Symantec security gateway ICMP potential Denial of Service (Symantec)
  
• TA04-111A Vulnerabilities in TCP (US-CERT)
  
• TCP protocol vulnerable to spoofed packets (NISCC/TCP/236929) (Juniper Networks)
  
• TCP RFC Alert (Check Point Software)