MAC-daddy attack ARP poisoning

ARP poisoning can be hazardous to your network’s hardware and health,
causing downtime and more. So be careful!

Using Cain & Abel for ARP poisoning
You can perform ARP poisoning on your switched Ethernet network to test
your IPS or to see how easy it is to turn a switch into a hub and capture anything and everything with a network analyzer.

Perform the following steps to use Cain & Abel for ARP poisoning:
1. Load Cain & Abel and then click the Sniffer tab to enter the network analyzer mode. The Hosts page opens by default.
2. Click the Start/Stop APR icon (the yellow and black circle). The ARP poison routing (how Cain & Abel refers to ARP poisoning) process starts and enables the built-in sniffer.
3. If prompted, select the network adapter in the window that appears and then click OK.
4. Click the blue + icon to add hosts to perform ARP poisoning on.
5. In the MAC Address Scanner window that appears, ensure the All Hosts in My Subnet option is selected and then click OK.
6. Click the APR tab (the one with the yellow-and-black circle icon) to load the APR page.
7. Click the white space under the uppermost Status column heading (just under the Sniffer tab). This re-enables the blue + icon.
8. Click the blue + icon and the New ARP Poison Routing window shows the hosts discovered in Step 3.
9. Select your default route (in my case, 10.11.12.1).The right-hand column fills with all the remaining hosts, as shown in Figure 1.

Selecting your victim hosts for ARP poisoning in Cain & Abel

10. Ctrl+click all the hosts in the right column that you want to poison.
11. Click OK and the ARP poisoning process starts.
This process can take anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes
depending on your network hardware and each hosts’ local TCP/IP
stack. The results of ARP poisoning on my test network are shown in
Figure 2.

 ARP poisoning results in Cain & Abel.

12. You can use Cain & Abel’s built-in passwords feature to capture passwords traversing the network to and from various hosts simply by
clicking the Passwords tab.


The preceding steps show how easy it is to exploit a vulnerability and prove
that Ethernet switches aren’t all they’re cracked up to be from a security
perspective.

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