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February 27th, 2003, 02:41 AM
#6
Normally invalid ip flags are an illegal combination of tcp flags which are set in the 13th byte
of the tcp header. The first two bits of the byte used to reserved but are now used for congestion management. The other 6 bits are used for your flags ie: syn/fin/ack/rst/psh/urg For example if you send a packet with the syn and fin flags set that would be an invalid flag combination.
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