Target machine receives ARP probe packets but not spoofed ARP response packets

I’m doing an ARP spoofing experiment in my local network, but I’ve encountered an issue. The target machine can successfully receive ARP probe packets (e.g., network discovery packets) sent from the attacking machine, but it does not recei… Continue reading Target machine receives ARP probe packets but not spoofed ARP response packets

IPv4 gateway changes when DNS poisoning from successful arp spoof [closed]

I’ve recently been testing my wireless LAN against common attacks, one of them being arp spoofing, and attacks stemming from a successful arp spoof, such as dns poisoning. (I use bettercap)
On all of my routers, arp spoofing works successf… Continue reading IPv4 gateway changes when DNS poisoning from successful arp spoof [closed]

ARP Spoof: Will it work on public wifi networks as compared to a home network?

I have recently successfully demonstrated a simple ARP spoofing attack on my home network. The setup in my home network, described to the best of my abilities is as follows:

Optical network router (fiber optic router): connected directly … Continue reading ARP Spoof: Will it work on public wifi networks as compared to a home network?

Why are 2 IP addresses mapped to a single MAC address not an evidence of ARP spoofing? (confusion with slide eg)

I am going through the slides at:
https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/packet-sniffing-85873158/85873158
i.e. we have 3 machines:
A’s ARP cache shows:

B’s IP address is associated with Z’s MAC address
Z’s IP address is associated with… Continue reading Why are 2 IP addresses mapped to a single MAC address not an evidence of ARP spoofing? (confusion with slide eg)