This pcap link shows an interesting example on how arp poisoning is done (starting from packet 54). My question is, isn't packet 56 enough to achieve the effect of arp poisoning? asked 09 May '15, 08:01  pktUser1001 |
One Answer:
The arp request will update the arp cache of the victim. Unsolicited arp replies will usually be ignored. answered 09 May '15, 10:33  Roland |
Packet 54 is the request and 55 is the reply. packet 56 a reply for which request? Thanks.
Packet 56 is an unsolicited reply, there is no request for it.