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Description: ARP or Address Resolution Protocol is one of the most important protocols running in LANs. ARP resolves the IP address to MAC address binding on a network and thus facilitates communication. Unfortunately ARP does not have any protocol level security mechanisms built in and also it is transmitted with encryption. This makes it an easy target for both packet sniffing (eavesdropping) and packet spoofing attacks. As the receiver has no way of authenticating the sender, it accepts all spoofed packets as if they were authentic. In this video series we will look at how to program an ARP DoS tool to test and better understand the flaws in ARP.<br> Links:<br><br>1. Packet Injecton Basics<br><br>2. Architecture of a Proactive Security tool<br><br>3. ARP Basics<br><br>4. ARP Spoofing Basics<br><br>5. ARP-sk tool<br><br>

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Comments:

• nore on Sun 13 Mar 2011
  
  is there any link so we can get the source code of this example?

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