. There is an active TCP connection (a telnet session) between two computers, and we have captured the most recent packet sent over this connection. Please construct a packet to hijack this session, so you can run the "/bin/rm -f /" command on the server. Due to a technical error in the sniffer program, the last two digits of the acknowledgment number in the captured packet are corrupted. That is why you see **. There is no need to write a program. Showing the essential fields of the packet should be sufficient. Brief explanation should also be included. I Internet Protocol Version 4, Src: 10.9.0.7, Dst: 10.9.0.6 H Transmission Control Protocol, Src Port: 23, Dst Port: 45634 ... Source Port: 23 Destination Port: 45634 Sequence number: 2737422009 Acknowledgment number: 7185323** ... I TCP Data, length: 20 bytes