CVE-2000-0328

Summary

CVE-2000-0328 is a vulnerability affecting Windows NT 4.0, where the operating system generates predictable random TCP initial sequence numbers (ISN). An attacker can exploit this weakness to perform TCP spoofing and session hijacking, potentially gaining unauthorized access to network communications. This issue represents a significant security risk, as predictable ISNs make it easier for attackers to impersonate legitimate hosts and intercept data transmissions. It is recommended that affected systems be updated to mitigate this vulnerability.

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