![]() If you haven't got Kali yet (which you should by now, granted that you're on this website) go get it on the official website. ![]() Let's start by booting up Kali Linux, whether it's a Virtual Machine (VM), a native boot, or a dual boot. This is one of the more dangerous attacks as it is very difficult to detect, but today I will show you both how to perform it and how to detect if it is being performed by somebody else on your network. ![]() ![]() This basically means that an attacker could redirect all DNS requests, and thus all traffic, to his (or her) machine, manipulating it in a malicious way and possibly stealing data that passes across. What Is DNS Spoofing?ĭNS Spoofing (sometimes referred to as DNS Cache Poisoning) is an attack whereby a host with no authority is directing a Domain Name Server (DNS) and all of its requests. I'll be using Ettercap so that's something original, am I right? Alright, let's get to it. I know that DNS Spoofing has been covered here already by OTW but I feel like I have to make my own input on this. So sorry if I've been lagging, I'm back now and I'm finally making a tutorial. As you may have noticed by my lack of posts, I've been away for a while working on a big project with a team (which won't be finished anytime soon), and I have also been putting together a small side project for Null-Byte that I will be announcing soon.
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