What kind of attack exploits this functionality?

When a session is initiated between the Transport Control Program (TCP) client and server in a network, a very small buffer space exist to handle the usually rapid “hand-shaking” exchange of messages that sets up the session. What kind of attack exploits this functionality?

When a session is initiated between the Transport Control Program (TCP) client and server in a network, a very small buffer space exist to handle the usually rapid “hand-shaking” exchange of messages that sets up the session. What kind of attack exploits this functionality?

A.
Buffer Overflow

B.
SYN Attack

C.
Smurf

D.
Birthday Attack

Explanation:
Reference: Security + (SYBEX) page 530



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