Regarding TCP attacks, which statement is true?

A TCP reset attack is designed to disrupt the TCP $3-$way handshake.

A TCP reset attack terminates TCP communications between two hosts.

A malicious attack is always indicated when the RST bit is set to $1$ in a TCP packet header.

In a TCP reset attack, the RST bit in the TCP packet header must be set to $1$; settings for other fields in the TCP header are irrelevant.

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