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I know very little about Internet Protocol or networking in general but my understanding is that, at a very high level, the routing works by routers telling other routers how "fast" they can reach other destinations. What if ther… Continue reading How routing protocols deal with malicious or faulty routers?
It’s almost hard to remember a time when the obvious answer to most questions about manufacturing wasn’t “Throw it on the CNC.” CNC machines have become so entrenched that the …read more Continue reading Machining Wood Inlays, No CNC Required
Azure documentation mentions using SSL termination at app gateways to offload app services from some overhead. This sounds like a good idea, but then traffic will be unencrypted when travelling from the gateway to the service. Even if I us… Continue reading Is using SSL/TLS Termination insecure in Azure with Private Endpoints
Im trying to add a route to my routing table to reach other networks. I can ping the machines on the internal network but not the ones that are in other networks.
Things i tried so far: i added a route but i couldnt ping the machines
I tri… Continue reading ip routing – How to find the gateway [migrated]
I was going through Cain and Abel’s Manual to perform an ARP Poison Routing attack, also known as APR and it mentioned that while performing the attack between a host and gateway, we could see ‘Broadcasting’ status. Manual defines it as:
… Continue reading Meaning of Broadcasting WAN status in Cain ARP Poison Routing
If a DNS sniffer/spoofer is running on a network using something like netwag/netwox, how does the sniffer see the request that is destined for the real DNS server?
Wouldn’t the packets for the DNS request be routed only to the DNS server? … Continue reading how does a DNS request sniffer see packets destined for DNS server?
For a while I have been playing around with packet sniffing on my local network (using an ARP poisoning attack to redirect packets to me, then relaying them and viewing them in wireshark).
However, I have been wondering whether or not an a… Continue reading Is it possible to sniff packets from a remote IP? [duplicate]
When performing a passive packet capture of a network, I have seen a large amount of traffic being broadcast using different protocols. These protocols are primarily used to perform some kind of traffic routing/fail over/redundancy in case… Continue reading Should I be seeing network management protocols on ‘user’ subnets?
Currently connected with Wifi mobile service Can anyone see anything specific about my connections here.
I believe my isp and mobile carrier both are listening to everything I do. I can go to 192.168.0.254 and see a lighttpd web page displ… Continue reading Looking at my connection settings listed below, is there anything suspicious looking?
People and businesses are relying on the internet to get things done more than ever before, an opportunity but also an infrastructure headache for service providers that need to scale quickly and reliably to meet that demand. Today, a startup that has built a clever, software-based way for them to expand their networks without buying […] Continue reading DriveNets nabs $208M at a $1B+ valuation for its cloud-based alternative to network routers