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An ARP Spoofing and Router Impersonation Incident

An ARP Spoofing and Router Impersonation Incident

Title:An ARP Spoofing and Router Impersonation Incident (ID: SEC08078)
Author(s):David Greenberg (Indiana University)
Topics:EDUCAUSE_SEC08, Intrusion Detection and Prevention, Network Security and Applications
Origin:Security Professionals Conference (05/04/2008)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

Follow along as we track down the source of JavaScript injection into web pages through the use of ARP flooding and router impersonation on the IU network. How did it happen, what tools did we use to track it down, and what can we do about this type of attack?

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