One form of spoofing attack that hackers utilize to intercept data is Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) spoofing, often known as ARP poisoning. Attackers use ARP spoofing in the Man-in-the-Middle Attack to intercept conversations between devices on a network and steal data that is sent between devices.With session hijacking, attackers can obtain unauthorized access to the victim’s private systems and data or just retrieve the session ID.Attacks known as denial-of-service attacks happen when one or more victims refuse to connect to the network.Attackers can intercept personal messages, passwords, and financial information use ARP spoofing.Data being sent between devices can be manipulated by attackers.Hackers can disrupt with network communication using Denial of Service (DoS) attacks.
