tcpkill
A Linux command-line tool that allows you to kill in-progress TCP connections based on a filter expression, useful for libnids-based applications that require a full TCP 3-way handshake for TCB creation.

tcpkill
A Linux command-line tool that allows you to kill in-progress TCP connections based on a filter expression, useful for libnids-based applications that require a full TCP 3-way handshake for TCB creation.
tcpkill Description
tcpkill is a powerful command-line tool that enables you to terminate TCP connections in progress, making it an essential tool for network administrators, security researchers, and penetration testers. With its ability to specify a filter expression using tcpdump syntax, you can target specific connections to kill, giving you granular control over your networks and systems. Whether you're troubleshooting misbehaving connections or mitigating potential vulnerabilities, tcpkill is an indispensable tool that simplifies the process of connection termination.
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