[users@httpd] NTLMSSP in ethereal

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On RH, I have been capturing http packets with tethereal
and examining them with ethereal.  In one obvious buffer
overflow attack I found:

   Frame size = 1506
   IP total length = 1492
   NTLMSSP data size = 1044

What is the NTLMSSP?  The hex dump shows it to be in
>addition< to the ethernet frame size, which to me,
does not make sense.

Thanks for your help,
Mike.

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Michael D. Berger
m.d.berger@xxxxxxxx 



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