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CVE-2001-0830 is a resource-release vulnerability in 6tunnel 0.08 and earlier. The server does not properly close sockets initiated by clients after client disconnects. An attacker can repeatedly establish and terminate connections, causing unreleased socket resources to accumulate and eventually exhaust available system or process resources. This is classified as CWE-772, Missing Release of Resource after Effective Lifetime.
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A vulnerability involving improperly closed sockets when an attacker repeatedly connects and disconnects, causing resource exhaustion.
A socket-resource release vulnerability that permits exhaustion through repeated attacker connections and disconnections.
A socket-resource exhaustion vulnerability caused by improperly closed sockets during repeated attacker connections and disconnections.
A vulnerability in which sockets are not properly closed when an attacker repeatedly connects and disconnects, leading to improper resource release and potential exhaustion.
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