10 Questions
What is the primary purpose of the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)?
To find the MAC address of an IP address
What happens when the sender's ARP table does not have an entry for the IP address?
The sender sends an ARP broadcast to all devices in the local network
What is the result of ARP poisoning?
Devices send packets to the attacker's MAC address
What is the purpose of the DNS?
To resolve domain names to IP addresses
What is the result of DNS poisoning?
Users are directed to the attacker's website
What is the primary function of the SNMP manager?
To monitor and manage network nodes
What is the purpose of the SNMP agent?
To send warnings to the SNMP manager of unusual situations
What is the result of an ARP reply?
The device with the IP address sends its MAC address to the sender
What is the purpose of the Netstat command?
To view opened ports on a network
What is the purpose of ARP spoofing?
To cause devices to send packets to the attacker's MAC address
Test your knowledge of network protocols and tools, including ARP, DNS, SNMP, TCPdump, Wireshark, and more. Learn about unencrypted networks, HTTP, and basic ping sweeps in this chapter of Offensive Security.
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