Network Tech
Is responsible for sending packets across the internet
Router
Layer that the end user interacts with
Application
Rouge Access Point
Fake information is entered into the cache of a DNS server, resulting in queries producing an incorrect reply
DNS Poisoning
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HTTP
Uses a table of MAC address to forward data to their destination
Switch
Layer that is responsible for sending the 1s and 0s
Physical
Unauthorized access of information through a Bluetooth connection
Bluesnarfing
What could the outcome of DNS Poisoning
Sending victims to the wrong website
DNS
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TCP
Layer with the router and IP addresses
Network
Attacker corrupts ARP tables
ARP Poisoning
Technology that can detect anomalies and take some action to stop them
IPS
SSH
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Protocol used to find MAC address provided an IP address
ARP
Layer that defines how data will be sent - over TCP or UDP
Transport
Attacker overwhelms a switch's table
MAC Flooding
Technology that can detect anomalies and alerts someone to them
IDS
49152-65535
Ephemeral ports
Connects devices to the network - wirelessly
Wireless Access Point
Layer with switches and MAC addresses
Attacker copies a known MAC address to pretend to be a different computer
MAC Cloning
Has a list of rules - granting or denyng traffic
Firewall
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