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SET OF ALL 50 STATE FLAGS - Indoor FringedThis Set of All 50 State flags is 100% made in the USA.SPECIFICATIONS100% MADE IN THE USA - Our flags are manufactured and assembled here in the USA, with materials made in the USA.SLEEVE and FRINGE - Finished with gold Fringe on three sides. It has a pole sleeve finish, sometimes called a pole hem finish. To display this style of flag, slide a pole into the channel created by the pole sleeve. Then, use the small tab sewn inside the pole sleeve to anchor the flag to the pole.NYLON MATERIAL - 200-denier nylon material.SINGLE-REVERSE FLAG CONSTRUCTION - This flag is printed in the single-reverse style. Single-reverse is the most common style of flag construction. With this style, the emblem is visible on both sides of the flag, but the backside of the flag is a mirror image of the front side.INDOOR USE - This flag is intended for indoor use.

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— Volume Type: "gen" or "raid5"(c) — Volume State: "ACTIVE"(d) — Starts at 5 and unused numbers are reusedThe flags denote the presence of an optional fieldID1 and ID2 are mutually exclusiveThe optional fields will always be in the order: ID, size, Drive HintTable 12.4Table 12.4 shows the layout of the flags for the 0x51 (Volume) section of the VBLK:FlagsDescription0x08ID10x20ID20x80Size0x02Drive HintTable 12.5Component (0x32):OffsetSizeDescription0x0016Standard VBLK Header0x102Update Status0x122Record Type and Flags (a)0x144Data Length0x18PObject ID..0x18PName (string)..0x18PVolume State (b)..0x181Component Type (c)..0x194Zeroes..0x1DPNumber of Children..0x1D8Log Commit ID..0x258Zeroes..0x2DPParent ID (a Volume)..0x2D1Zero..0x2EPStrip Size (in sectors)..0x2EPNumber of Columns(a) — Revision 3 of VBLK type 2(b) — Component type: 1 Stripe, 2 Basic or Spanned, 3 RAID(c) — Volume State: "ACTIVE"Table 12.6The flags describe the presence of an optional field, as shown in Table 12.4:FlagsDescription0x08Both optional fieldsTable 12.7Partition (0x33):OffsetSizeDescription0x0016Standard VBLK Header0x102Update Status0x122Record type and flags (a)0x144Data Length0x18PObject ID..0x18PName (string)..0x184Zeroes..0x1C8Log Commit ID..0x248Start..0x2C8Volume Offset..0x34PSize..0x34PParent's Object ID (Component)..0x34PDisk Object's ID..0x34PComponent Part Index(a) — Revision 3 of VBLK Type 3Table 12.8The flags describe the presence of an optional field, as shown in Table 12.8:FlagsDescription0x08Component Part IndexTable 12.9Disk (0x34):OffsetSizeDescription0x0016Standard VBLK Header0x102Update Status0x122Record type and flags (a)0x144Data Length0x18PObject ID..0x18PName (string)..0x18PDisk ID (GUID, string)..0x18PAlternate Name..0x184Zeroes..0x1D8Log Commit ID(a) — Revision 3 of VBLK Type 4This VBLK doesn't have any flagsTable 12.10Disk (0x44):OffsetSizeDescription0x0016Standard VBLK Header0x102Update Status0x122Record type and flags (a)0x144Data Length0x18PObject ID..0x18PName (string)..0x1816Disk ID (GUID, binary)..0x2816Disk ID (GUID, binary)..0x383Zeroes..0x3B2ID?..0x3D8Log Commit ID(a) — Revision 4 of VBLK Type 4This VBLK doesn't have any flagsTable 12.11Disk Group (0x35):As a note, this disk group name is limited to 28 characters.OffsetSizeDescription0x0016Standard VBLK Header0x102Update Status0x122Record type and flags (a)0x144Data Length0x18PObject ID..0x18PName (string)..0x18PDisk Group ID (GUID, string)..0x184Zeroes..0x1C8Log Commit ID..0x24P0xFFFFFFFF..0x24P0xFFFFFFFF(a) — Revision 3 of VBLK Type 5Table 12.12The flags describe the presence of an optional field, as shown in Table 12.12:FlagsDescription0x08Both optional fields (probably)Table 12.13Disk Group (0x45):OffsetSizeDescription0x0016Standard VBLK Header0x102Update Status0x122Record type and flags (a)0x144Data Length0x18PObject ID..0x18PName

Violate any TCP rules. This lack of response indicates that the port is open and not responding with a TCP RST packet.If the port is filtered: Similar to the TCP FIN scan, if a firewall or network filtering device is in place and configured to drop packets silently, the attacker may not receive any response, making it difficult to determine the state of the port.Conclusion:Based on the responses received (or lack thereof) from the target system, the attacker can determine the state of each probed port. If a TCP RST packet is received, it indicates that the port is closed. If there is no response, it suggests that the port may be open, while a filtered state makes it challenging to determine the port’s actual state.E) TCP Xmas Scan:In a TCP XMAS scan, the attacker sends TCP packets with the URG (urgent), PSH (push), and FIN (finish) flags set to 1 and all other flags set to 0. This combination of flags resembles a “lit-up” or “XMAS tree” packet, hence the name XMAS scan.Here’s how a TCP XMAS scan works:Target selection: The attacker selects a target IP address or a range of IP addresses to scan for open ports.Port scanning: The attacker sends TCP packets to the target system’s ports with the URG, PSH, and FIN flags set to 1 and all other flags set to 0. These packets are sent without any data payload. The attacker typically sends multiple packets to different ports to scan for open, closed, or filtered ports.Response analysis: The target system responds to the received packets in different ways depending on the state of the port:A) If the port is closed: The target system should respond with a TCP RST (reset) packet since the combination of URG, PSH, and FIN flags violates the TCP protocol.