The “Initial Sequence Number” (ISN) is the first number in the sequence used in a TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) connection. It’s randomly generated and used to track the order of the data packets being transferred, ensuring all data arrives correctly and in order.
Initial Sequence Number
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