ARP Poisoning Lab

Understanding the functionality of basic Linux systems and the ease with which network attacks can be performed provides students with a foundational understanding of network security and its importance.

Part 1:

Complete the following:

·Conduct a MAC spoof and provide a screenshot.

·Conduct an ARP poisoning attack, change your MAC address, and provide a screenshot of the MAC address change command functioning.

·Provide screenshots of the Windows ARP table, highlighting the MAC address of the router and Kali Machine, the ARP spoofing command actively working, and the changed ARP address highlighting the duplicated MAC address.

Part 2:

          Write a summary addressing the following:

·Provide your current MAC address and your IP address.

·Provide the name and IP address of a website (not GCU.edu).

·Define a MAC address, ARP, DNS, and spoofing in your own words.

·Explain why conducting an attack on your roommate or place of work without their permission is illegal or unethical.

·Explain why conducting an ARP attack on your virtual machine is legal.

·Identify the sniffing, spoofing, and session hijacking components of an ARP poisoning attack.

Place all screenshots in a Microsoft Word