Lab 05 Task
Lab 05 Task
1. How to use Ettercap to perform an ARP spoofing attack to intercept and view network
traffic between two devices in a local area network (LAN)?
2. How to analyze captured network traffic using Ettercap to extract plaintext or weakly
encrypted passwords transmitted between devices in the LAN?
3. How to demonstrate DNS spoofing using Ettercap to redirect legitimate domain requests
to a malicious website and capture sensitive information?
4. How to conduct a man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack using Ettercap to intercept and
manipulate network communication between a client and a server?
5. How to inject custom packets into network traffic using Ettercap to disrupt
communication or manipulate network protocols, such as injecting malicious payloads or
modifying HTTP responses?
6. How to detect and mitigate Ettercap attacks using network security tools, such as
Wireshark or IDS, to identify and block malicious ARP messages or suspicious network
activities?
7. How to implement countermeasures in a network environment to protect against
Ettercap attacks, such as enabling port security, using dynamic ARP inspection (DAI), or
configuring static ARP table entries?
8. How to analyze and interpret captured network traffic using Ettercap for forensic
purposes, such as investigating security incidents, identifying attack patterns, or
reconstructing network activities?
9. How to conduct a vulnerability assessment or penetration testing using Ettercap to
identify potential security weaknesses in a network and recommend remediation
measures.
Note: These tasks are for educational purposes only and should only be performed with explicit
permission from the target organization. Unauthorized penetration testing can lead to legal
consequences