TCP ports 19014 and 19015 stopped responding to TCP connect request when subjected to TCP Scan Robustness test

MRUTYUNJAYA MAHAPATRA 1 Reputation point
2021-11-11T09:59:29.503+00:00

Hi
i have ports `19014 and 19015 which is stopped responding TCP connect request when TCP Scan Robustness test is going on.
Can anybody please suggest that how can i handle this.

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Mrutyunjaya

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  1. Gary Reynolds 9,621 Reputation points
    2021-11-23T20:39:23.207+00:00

    Hi @MRUTYUNJAYA MAHAPATRA

    I'm assuming that the TCP ports are linked to an application you have created. In which case, I would suggest this is caused by the way the application is handling the data it's receiving or more specifically its not handling it and this is causing the application to crash. Added additional checks to the code to verify the data being received and that all buffer length variables are double checked and packets are dropped if any data is invalid.

    If the application is provided by a third party, then you should raise a support call with them for an update to fix the problem.

    Gary.

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