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As far as I know, all networks over a shared medium are vulnerable to ARP poisoning. So in the old days, that was networks using hubs (instead of switches), th
by rix0r 16y ago
As far as I know, all networks over a shared medium are vulnerable to ARP poisoning.
So in the old days, that was networks using hubs (instead of switches), these days it's wireless networks.
- gojomo 16y agoMy understanding of the latest (WPA2) WiFi security is that each client creates a private channel with the access point – so it's totally up to the access point whether to trust, or route, anything any client says. That would suggest resistance to ARP poisoning is possible, at least. But I could be wrong, hence the question.