CVE-2000-0328

Summary

CVE-2000-0328 is a vulnerability affecting Windows NT 4.0 systems. The issue lies in the predictable generation of random TCP initial sequence numbers (ISNs), leading attackers to easily spoof packets and hijack sessions remotely. This weakness can enable unauthorized access to network services and potentially lead to more serious security breaches. Attackers can exploit this vulnerability by intercepting a connection and impersonating a legitimate host, which can result in data being intercepted or manipulated. This was a significant issue when this version of Windows NT was widely used, and affected systems should be upgraded or patched as soon as possible to mitigate the risk.

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