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Of course, but ARP spoofing doesn't have the same requirements (being on the same L2 domain), and it can be easily defended against at the switch level. But in
by alduin32 5y ago
Of course, but ARP spoofing doesn't have the same requirements (being on the same L2 domain), and it can be easily defended against at the switch level.
But indeed, this attack requires us to know when (and where) to start sending probes.
> And even if you managed to get past all that. Don't they layer encryption and authentication on top anyways?
That's true of most network-level MITM attacks, it doesn't mean they are useless, as the layered encryption and authentication is not always properly implemented.