I learned a lot about ARP spoofing attacks. ARP spoofing is a very powerful
attack, but it is also a somewhat dejected attack technique. First, in order
to understand ARP spoofing, it is first necessary to establish a concept for
LAN. In fact, I found that it was necessary to establish a concept for LAN.
In fact, I realized that if I knew only about LAN properly, my understanding
of ARP spoofing just naturally followed. There is one gateway inside the
LAN, and several computers are connected to it to operate. In other
words, ARP spoofing is a technique of committing an attack that deceives
a specific computer inside the LAN, saying, "I'm the gateway," and then
eavesdropping by making all the traffic on that computer come to me. I
want to work in a position where I can defend these attacks more
efficiently. ARP spoofing can perform cyber attacks in several ways and
can easily deceive the victim. However, if these techniques are accurately
understood, the fact that they can be defended efficiently in advance is
also a disadvantage of ARP spoofing attacks.
