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CompTIA Security+ study material · question 483 of 611

How does an attacker take an on-path position inside a local network segment?

  1. By poisoning the ARP cache so their hardware address maps to another host's IP
  2. By exhausting the switch's power budget
  3. By registering a look-alike domain
  4. By replaying TLS session tickets
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Answer: A. By poisoning the ARP cache so their hardware address maps to another host's IP

Traffic for the impersonated address is then delivered to the attacker's interface first.

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