ICMP: Computer Security Training

ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) is a network‑layer protocol used to send error messages, status information, and diagnostic signals between devices.

It reports problems such as unreachable destinations or expired packet lifetimes and supports tools like ping and traceroute that test connectivity and measure network paths.”

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