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    This document describes how an ARP spoofing attack works on a typical network. It involves the following steps: 1. The hacker sends ARP requests saying it has the router's MAC address in order to intercept communications between the victim and router. 2. This causes the victim to update its ARP table and think the hacker's computer has the IP address of the router. 3. Now all traffic from the victim intended for the router gets sent to the hacker instead, allowing the hacker to intercept or manipulate that traffic. The hacker can also choose to forward some traffic to the actual router.

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    This document describes how an ARP spoofing attack works on a typical network. It involves the following steps: 1. The hacker sends ARP requests saying it has the router's MAC address in order to intercept communications between the victim and router. 2. This causes the victim to update its ARP table and think the hacker's computer has the IP address of the router. 3. Now all traffic from the victim intended for the router gets sent to the hacker instead, allowing the hacker to intercept or manipulate that traffic. The hacker can also choose to forward some traffic to the actual router.

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    Arp Spoof

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    This document describes how an ARP spoofing attack works on a typical network. It involves the following steps: 1. The hacker sends ARP requests saying it has the router's MAC address in order to intercept communications between the victim and router. 2. This causes the victim to update its ARP table and think the hacker's computer has the IP address of the router. 3. Now all traffic from the victim intended for the router gets sent to the hacker instead, allowing the hacker to intercept or manipulate that traffic. The hacker can also choose to forward some traffic to the actual router.

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    Handling Exceptions
    ● try/except can be used to handle errors.
    ● Write default code in try block.
    ● Write code to run if error occurs in except block.
    → if error occurs exception block gets executed, otherwise try code
    gets executed.

    Syntax:
    Try:
    #Default code to run
    Except [exception type]:
    #Code to run when exception/error occurs
    Handling Exceptions
    ● try/except can be used to handle errors.
    ● Write default code in try block.
    ● Write code to run if error occurs in except block.
    → if error occurs exception block gets executed, otherwise try code
    gets executed.

    Syntax:
    Try:
    #Default code to run
    Except [exception type]:
    #Code to run when exception/error occurs

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