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Creating Fake ARP Request Sender | How to build an ARP program address resolution, protocol, spoof

Creating Fake ARP Request Sender | how to build an ARP program address resolution, protocol, spoof |
In this lecture we will learn how to build an ERP program, address resolution, protocol, spoof program. So before we move on, let’s take a look at the ERP tables again in both Kali as well as the windows. So let’s firstly get a look at those tables in windows here. I will open that screen now. Okay, perfect. And as you can see here, we are seeing our address, resolution protocol here. Let’s actually write Arpa and that’s it here. As you can see here, we have use. Physical addresses and. Internet addresses here and here. We will also check that in Linux. We can actually. We will actually. We will. Not turn off the Windows operating system, but however, will just close the screen right now. But actually, the Windows operating system is running now in here. And now we will go to our Linux operating system and we will change check the A and as you can see here. The table in Linux and Windows looks like this. And as you can see here, they have the correct Mac addresses for the router located at. Let’s actually. Here. As you can see, they have the all the addresses located at 192.1680.1 13.2. So as you can see you. You can see it on the Windows operating system as well with the same Mac address. So this is our router. And here this is our I think let me ipconfig ipconfig and this is our. Kali Linux operating system. Attacker system. In reality its IP address. And also we have the ether. We have the Mac address of it. And this 128 is Windows 10 operating system, which is the victim here, target machine. And now to spoof these devices, we will take on this problem step by step. So first we will tackle spoofing the victim machine with the Mac address of the router. So which is this is the IP address of the router and this is the Mac address of the router. So now we’re going to open the Pi charm here or whatever your internet integrated development environment is. In this case it’s Pi charm. I think it’s one of the best IDs for Python. And now we’re going to import. Escape all and import everything. So this asterix here means that we want to import all the models present in Scapy. As we learned in the previous lectures to spoof, we have to create a fake responses. First, we will create a response intended for the victim. And to do this we will create an My ARP packet packet and we will make it ARP class. And after that we’ll go to will print this here. ARP response my ARP packet and after that or actually let’s instead of writing this my response it will be more logical to write like that. So as well as we will write this ARP response and let’s run this and see what will happen. As you can see, ARP, who has 0.00.0.0, says this, which is in this case it’s the attacker IP address. Right. And now. Uh, the output, of course, is going to be look like this. And we can also check it from the. Terminal. And as you can see, we got the same result as we did here. And the fields that are we are interested. We have to get more detailed information. And in order to get that, we’re going to use the show method. And we have a problem here because we need to import the shape layers here and now it’s everything. And as you can see here, we are interested from up here in these five addresses. So OPM stands for the operation or type of packet. Let me check actually if you can see it. Yes, we can actually turn. Just close the windows. But it’s actually, as I said, in reality, it’s actually running in the background. You’re just seeing the color Linux here. And now the OP stands for operation or type of packet. So the Who has here operation this who has operation, which means that the. It is an ARP request address resolution, protocol request. But we are interested in creating an address, resolution, protocol response instead. So here also we have. So we’re going to change this. Remember, this has to be changed. And we also have h w see this is the is the Mac address of the Kali machine. We can check this by writing ifconfig to verify it. And as you can see, we this is the. Same Mac addresses. And also. Similarly, PSC is the IP address of our machine. So h w, DST and DST haven’t been set for this packet yet, but now we will make this modifications here. Now we’re going to go to again to Python, PyCharm, and we will create following. We will write following codes here. So my. So we will manipulate and edit this response here. So we’ll set it to two and I will explain all of these codes right now. And it is going to be we will write the Windows IP for that. So now let’s check. Oh, sorry, I opened browser accidentally. So we can close it. And we were going to check the windows.
This is the windows IP address and the windows Mac address.

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Alice AUSTIN

Alice AUSTIN is studying Cisco Systems Engineering. He has passion with both hardware and software and writes articles and reviews for many IT websites.