What drawback of older protocols like Ethernet or IPv4 allow attackers to "spoof" or forge packets with the source address of another device?
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Ethernet and IPv4 allow for using up to 5 source addresses |
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Ethernet and IPv4 allow packets to be created with any source address, with no verification |
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Ethernet and IPv4 don't enforce maximum packet sizes, making it possible to include additional source addresses in a data packet |
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Ethernet and IPv4 do authenticate source addresses, but attackers have cracked the process because it is old |
Ethernet and IPv4 allow packets to be created with any source address, with no verification
so instead of say Computer A has not requested and data but in a name of Computer A i request to server with spoof ip of Computer A and whatever data comes that could be taken by the attacker.
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