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Line 161: This exploit occurs when a datagram can not be fully reassembled due to missing data. This can indicate a denial of service attack or an attempt to defeat packet filter security policies. === IP ~~fragment~~Fragment ~~too~~Too ~~small~~Small === AnIf an IP ~~Fragment~~fragment ~~Too~~is ~~Small~~too ~~exploit~~small it indicates that the fragment is ~~when~~likely intentionally crafted. ~~any~~Any fragment other than the final fragment that is less than 400 bytes, ~~indicating~~could ~~that~~be ~~the~~considered ~~fragment is~~too ~~likely intentionally crafted~~small. Small fragments may be used in denial of service attacks or in an attempt to bypass security measures or detection. == Fragmentation for evasion ==

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