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I wanted to know if an attacker can do manual associations of random MAC addresses with the access point. Can it be done in case of WPA2 encrypted networks too, i mean the complete four way...
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According to cisco enterprise mobility, it is stated that "Even if port security is not an option to stop MAC flooding in wireless networks, the MAC flooding attack is unsuccessful when launched...
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While poisoning an ARP cache, it is the legitimate user whose reply is received first rather than the attacker's fake reply when a corresponding request is sent. Maybe because the attacker is...
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I was scanning my network IPs. I found out that two different IP addresses were bound to the same MAC address. When I sent the ICMP echo requests to them, both of them responds back with echo reply.
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I want to check whether we can launch ARP poisoning attack in a subnet without really sitting in that subnet. Can we do it from a subnet which is connected to that subnet using a router?
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