Case 1:
What do you call an impersonation attack that takes advantage of a trusted relationship between two systems?
- Man-in-the-middle
- Sniffing
- Spamming
- Spoofing
Explanation: In spoofing attacks, hackers can disguise their devices by using a valid address from the network and therefore bypass authentication processes. MAC addresses and IP addresses can be spoofed and can also be used to spoof ARP relationships.
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Case 2:
What is an impersonation attack that takes advantage of a trusted relationship between two systems?
- man-in-the-middle
- spoofing
- spamming
- sniffing
Explanation: In spoofing attacks, hackers can disguise their devices by using a valid address from the network and therefore bypass authentication processes. MAC addresses and IP addresses can be spoofed and can also be used to spoof ARP relationships.
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