Are you able to clarify the primary differences that exist between stealing a TCP connection and stealing a UPD session?

Can you confirm or deny that this is the case? Assume that the most recent SampleRTT on a TCP connection is 1 second. It's not possible to have a connection with a TimeoutInterval less than one second.

Why is stealing a UPD session different from a TCP connection?

in a TCP message. What can one infer from a psh flag being set? How would one determine what caused it?

Imagine for a moment that the desktop of your computer is completely covered with FIN WAIT 1 TCP connections, and that you have a large number of these connections. Is there a certain outcome that is more likely to take place than the others? Who precisely is to blame for this situation?

Explain the difference between the OSI model and the TCP/IP model using your own words. What gives you the idea that there are two different models?

Clarify the TCP congestion management mechanism and describe its operation.

So what might possibly happen to a message if it is sent over a shaky TCP connection, and how are these issues handled?