This paper discusses the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) and the problem of cache poisoning. ARP cache poisoning is the malicious act, by a host in a LAN, of introducing a spurious IP address to MAC (Ethernet) address mapping in another host\'s ARP cache...
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