Complete the following challenge and upload your screenshot proof. 1. From the attacker launch a SYN...

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Complete the following challenge and upload your screenshot proof. 1. From the attacker launch a SYN Flood attack against 192.168.2.150 on the port running the http protocol. 2. From the victim (Webserver) show the network connection information that illustrates that this is a SYN Flood but we only want the output to show the number of open SYN connections and not the detail. Refer to the lab for help. This needs to be on ONE line. 3. echo your psu id to the command line to include with the screen shot. 4. Go back to the attacker and remember to ctrl-C to stop the attack. HINTS The "netstat" command is key, please review how it was used in the lab. Remember the word count command will tally the number of events ie : "wc -[" Complete the following challenge and upload your screenshot proof. 1. From the attacker launch a SYN Flood attack against 192.168.2.150 on the port running the http protocol. 2. From the victim (Webserver) show the network connection information that illustrates that this is a SYN Flood but we only want the output to show the number of open SYN connections and not the detail. Refer to the lab for help. This needs to be on ONE line. 3. echo your psu id to the command line to include with the screen shot. 4. Go back to the attacker and remember to ctrl-C to stop the attack. HINTS The "netstat" command is key, please review how it was used in the lab. Remember the word count command will tally the number of events ie : "wc -["