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缓存溢出黑客们的惯用伎俩（Cache overflows are common hacks for hackers） Deep packet inspection technology has successfully solved the widespread denial of service attack (DDOS) problem, virus propagation problem and advanced application intrusion problem, which represents the mainstream direction of firewall development. Deep packet inspection firewall should be able to prevent malicious attacks: malicious data can identify the data flow, and effectively blocking malicious attacks, SYN Flooding, Land Attack, solve UDP Flooding, Fraggle Attack, Ping Flooding, Smurf Ping, of Death, Unreachable Host and other attacks, effectively cut off the malicious virus or Trojan traffic attacks; to prevent hacker attacks, hackers can identify malicious scanning, and effectively blocking or malicious deception scan. Recently, a design defect known as buffer (overflow) has been seriously jeopardizing the security of the system, becoming a more headache than Y2K. Once the flaw is discovered by people with ulterior motives, it will be used as a means of illegal invasion to destroy data in the computer. According to statistics, the buffer overflow attacks accounted for more than 80% of all system attacks, the so-called distributed service websites recently suffered rejection (DDoS) is a type of attack using buffer overflow attack principle. Simply speaking, refers to a buffer overflow attack system, through the buffer to write the program than the length of the contents of the overflow, thereby destroying the program stack, the program to execute other commands, and achieve the purpose of attack. Distributed denial of service (DDoS) of the intruder is used in the input string long, communication and other areas to fill the bar over the design capacity, some extra string will be mistaken for a computer to perform a password, the invaders have the opportunity to enter the computer, while the system is unable to detect. There are reports that cache overflows are a very common computer security problem