Which statement is true about TCP reset attacks?
A. A TCP reset attack is designed to disrupt the TCP 3-way handshake.
B. A TCP reset attack terminates TCP communications between two hosts.
C. An malicious attack is always indicated when the RST bit is set to 1 in a TCP packet header.
D. 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.
