Mutipath TCP: Use and Detection, (Mon, Nov 2nd)

SANS ISC2026-11-02 22:520 views

Last week, an often-ignored TCP option, introduced in 2020, made the news due to a new vulnerability in Linux's implementation (RFC 8684, CVE-2026-98432)

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