Spoofing is the use of phishing techniques, generally for malicious purposes.<\/p>\n
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| \n \n By spoofing the\u00a0creating TCP \/ IP frames using a spoofed IP address<\/b>; The idea of this attack - at least the idea - is very simple: from his computer, a hacker simulates the identity of another machine on the network to gain access to resources from a third system that has established some kind of trust based on the name or the IP address of the impersonated host. And since the trust rings based on these easily falsifiable characteristics are still too abundant (we only have to think about the r- commands, the NFS accesses, or the protection of network services by means of TCP Wrapper), the spoofing continues being in currently a non-trivial, but feasible attack against any type of organization.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n In the specific case of IP spoofing, this basically consists of\u00a0replace the source IP address of a TCP \/ IP packet with another IP address that you want to impersonate.\u00a0<\/strong>This is generally achieved thanks to programs designed precisely for this purpose and can be used for any protocol within TCP \/ IP such as ICMP, UDP or TCP.<\/p>\n |