ARP Poisoning and Defense Strategies

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In this video, you'll see how an attacker might launch an ARP Poisoning attack, and you'll learn how to defend your network clients. For example, an attacker might send unsolicited ARP replies (sometimes called Gratuitous ARPs) to their victim and the victim's default gateway, causing traffic flowing between the victim and its gateway to pass through the attacker's computer (where they might eavesdrop in on that traffic).
You'll see how this attack can be launched with a utility called Ettercap.
This topic is covered on the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEHv11) exam blueprint, and it's also helpful in your Cisco CCNA and CCNP Enterprise studies.
Enjoy the training!
NOTE: This channel does not endorse or encourage malicious or illegal activity using hacking tools.
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Thank you so much Kevin.

[@grandfatherm5774]

I been searching for this information this is the most articulate

[@dosbequis6748]

This is excellent. It explains ARP Poisoning concisely and clearly, with examples. Thank you, Kevin!

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[@KhataryKHATTARI]

Very good...THANKS

[@gauravpatel9957]

dynamic arp inspection

[@reenan25]

Great video! One question: how does it work when the default gateway as an SVI?

[@ahmedshwehdi5933]

I have same question also

[@ziyadbarqawi]

what if the network build on static ips not dhcp ips, so in this case how we can prevent the network from the ARP Spoofing attack with static ip assigned for victim pc ?

[@dextermorgane1111]

Hey sir, Can i use a firewall inside topologie to avoid this type of attacks ? And DHCP attacks Thank you sir

[@zoltron30]

You know the training will be top notch if it's from Kevin Wallace... Going to install Kali and lab this...

[@abdelrahmanm.3280]

Why are computers Sending Out ARP broadcast messages to match Mac Address to IP, when technically they can just get that from the DHCP services record anyway. Isn't that how Mac spoofing happens. Seem like your just flooding the network anyway with an ARP broadcast, when you can just get the info from DHCPs record. Is it just me or is this a Network Basics flaw??? Anyone have an answer?

[@battuhant]

is it necessary to buy external network adaptor for kali ? when ı try, the host's mac address appears on the victim's device instead of kali's mac address

[@grandfatherm5774]

Any chance you could help me reconfigure to the right IP/gateway? I can pay $200-$250

[@grandfatherm5774]

@kevin Wallace training please help me navigate this I can pay you to help me secure my network

[@grandfatherm5774]

U should use timestamps

[@hjbgk]

do you know a solution for this... i ve searched the whole internet... i just got arp poisoned and I don't know what to do

[@grandfatherm5774]

Same lol goodluck praying for u

[@grandfatherm5774]

Use the defense Strat explained halfway through the video

[@hjbgk]

@@grandfatherm5774 yea i can t i have a windows

[@grandfatherm5774]

@@hjbgk so do i? You just need wireshark u can still try?

[@hjbgk]

@@grandfatherm5774 i have wireshark but what should i do there like i don t have a Dynamic Arp Inspection or any console or tool

[@linaba4340]

Is ARP Poisoning attack active or passive attack?

[@linaba4340]

Please answer

[@kwallaceccie]

An ARP poisoning attack is active, because the attacker sends unsolicited ARP replies.

[@linaba4340]

@@kwallaceccie what are the vulnerabilities the make ARP poisoning attack happen?

[@grandfatherm5774]

If you use time stamps this video would be overqualified to be on KZbin straight genius

[@grandfatherm5774]

U r brilliant people don't use this attack on anybody as it is an invasion of privacy and truthfully it's just sad u ever heard of mind ur business? Lame shxx