Cybersecurity
student55546ARP spoofing involves sending spoofed requests to the router with the attacker’s MAC address. When the router has the spoofed information in its routing table, the attacker can carry out various attacks, such as man-in-the-middle, and obtain usernames and passwords and other sensitive data.
Click the link below and watch the video on how to perform an ARP poisoning man-in–the middle attack:
After reviewing the video, discuss your findings and thoughts. Also, research other tools to carry out a similar attack and discuss which one you’d use and why.
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