From: Steven Adair (steven@securityzone.org)
Date: Wed Dec 12 2007 - 18:57:37 EST
It depends on where you are looking to do this. Do you want to do this on
a Cisco device, on a few servers, or just a single machine? It sounds
like you might be talking about a Windows workstation. If that's the case
you can use arp -s for your gateway address and maybe any other devices on
your subnet that you talk to a lot.
You can also use something like arpwatch that will look for and notify you
of relevant changes in your arp table.
Steven
http://www.securityzone.org
> I too have performed MITM attacks on my network with Cain & Able. Also
> having grabbed a few HTTP and FTP passwords seeing that it was
> successful I now need to secure my self against these attacks but how
> can I do this? Would static MAC mappings in my hosts files do the
> trick?
>
> Thanks for your time
> Bensley.
>
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