Apt Spoofing Attack

Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) spoofing attack is a typical man-in-the middle attack where an attacker intercepts communication between two computers (Host B and Host A) by linking the victim's IP address with his MAC address. As a result, all the traffic that is meant for the victim, will reach the attacker first. The attacker eventually can steal sensitive information or prepare for more attacks. An attacker can intercept traffic through passive or active attacks. In a passive attack, an attacker eavesdrops or listen to traffic and this can reveal sensitive information, for example unencrypted clear text such as login usernames or identification and password. Active attack on the hand can be used to spoofing and more.
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