Lecture

Network Security: ARP Spoofing

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of routing in LAN, ARP spoofing attacks, and defenses against them. It explains how IP routing works, the translation between IP and MAC addresses, and the risks of ARP spoofing. The instructor emphasizes the importance of maintaining naming security and integrity in network communications, highlighting the vulnerabilities that can be exploited through ARP spoofing.

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