A network resource is masquerading as a network server and is causing hosts on the network to send requests to the attacker rather than the legitimate network server. What kind of attack is this? Address masquerading Spoofing MAC filter addressing Fraudulent addressing

A network resource is masquerading as a network server and is causing hosts on the network to send requests to the attacker rather than the legitimate network server. What kind of attack is this? Address masquerading Spoofing MAC filter addressing Fraudulent addressing

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Chapter12: Network Configuration

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