Unmasking IP

Spoofing:
Understanding the
Threat and How to
Defend Against It
 Introduction

IP Spoofing is a technique used by attackers to

masquerade as a trusted source to gain
unauthorized access to a network. This
presentation will cover the basics of IP Spoofing,
how it works, and how to defend against it.
What is IP Spoofing?
IP Spoofing is the act of falsifying the
source IP address in a packet to
conceal the identity of the sender or to
impersonate another system. Attackers
use this technique to bypass security
measures and launch attacks.
 Types of IP Spoofing

There are two main types of IP Spoofing: Blind

Spoofing and Non-blind Spoofing. Blind
Spoofing is when the attacker sends a packet to
a target without receiving any response. Non-
blind Spoofing is when the attacker sends a
packet to a target and receives a response.
IP Spoofing Techniques
Attackers use different techniques to
perform IP Spoofing. These include:
Source IP Address Spoofing, TTL
Spoofing, and Man-in-the-Middle
(MitM) attacks. Each technique has its
own advantages and disadvantages.
Detecting IP Spoofing
Detecting IP Spoofing can be
challenging, but there are some
techniques that can be used to
identify spoofed packets. These
include: Reverse Path Forwarding
(RPF), Ingress Filtering, and
analyzing traffic patterns.
 Conclusion
IP Spoofing is a serious threat that can be used to launch
various types of attacks. To defend against IP Spoofing, it is
important to use a combination of techniques, such as RPF
and Ingress Filtering, to detect and prevent spoofed packets
from entering the network.
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