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MitM attack - (Man in the Middle attack) A way to get between two hosts so that traffic can be sniffed between them
Packets - Small snippets of data that establish or carry data for connections or stateless protocols
Packet Injection - Forging packets
Tools:
- Cain & Abel
- nemesis
- tcpdump
- iptables
- snort
- wireshark
- ettercap
