You're reading from Kali Linux Cookbook - Second Edition

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Published in Sep 2017

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ISBN-13 9781784390303

Pages 438 pages

Edition 2nd Edition

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Network Security

Authors (2):

Corey Schultz

Bob Perciaccante

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Table of Contents (11) Chapters

Preface

1. Installing Kali and the Lab Setup

2. Reconnaissance and Scanning

3. Vulnerability Analysis

4. Finding Exploits in the Target

5. Social Engineering

6. Password Cracking

7. Privilege Escalation

8. Wireless Specific Recipes

9. Web and Database Specific Recipes

10. Maintaining Access

DNS spoofing and ARP spoofing

In this recipe, we will discuss how to perform DNS and ARP spoofing. In several of our past recipes, we have shown website attacks that utilize an IP address for the attack—the IP of the Kali machine. However, in real attacks, this may easily be spotted. The whole point of the attack is to make it appear as if they are going to the proper site and making it appear as real as possible. The first part of this process is to perform DNS spoofing.

Getting ready

Let's ensure the following prerequisites:

Kali Linux is running, and you are logged in as root
Move the interface from one of your Windows test machines to the NAT network temporarily

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Authors (2)

Corey Schultz

Corey P. Schultz is a technologist focusing on security research, Internet of Things, and the impact of technology on education and learning. He has over 20 years of experience in the security industry doing security architecture, penetration testing, incident response, and forensic analysis. Corey is currently a technical solutions architect for Cisco Systems Global Security Sales Organization. He works on a daily basis with large environments on designing and architecting secure enterprise networks. You can also find Corey active on Twitter @cschultz0000, where you can also see his schedule of speaking engagements and appearances.

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Bob Perciaccante

Bob Perciaccante is seasoned information security practitioner who has been in the security field for almost 20 years. Currently, he is a consulting systems engineer for Cisco Systems in Pennsylvania where he has worked for the last 10 years focusing on network and data security, network access control, and secure network architectures. His primary day-to-day responsibilities focus on designing secure network solutions for his customers and working to train customers and partners on security solution implementations and daily operations to get the most out of their infrastructure. When not involved in security activities, Bob enjoys eclectic hobbies such as working on cars, 3D printing, and camping. Collaborating with his Cisco peer, Corey P. Schultz, this book is his first security publication.

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