Dale is a network admin working in Zero Faults Inc. Recently the company’s network was compromised and is experiencing very unusual traffic. Dale checks for the problem that compromised the network. He performed a penetration test on the network’s IDS and identified that an attacker sent spoofed packets to a broadcast address in the network. Which of the following attacks compromised the network?

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Dale is a network admin working in Zero Faults Inc. Recently the company’s network was compromised and is experiencing very unusual traffic. Dale checks for the problem that compromised the network. He performed a penetration test
on the network’s IDS and identified that an attacker sent spoofed packets to a broadcast address in the network. Which of the following attacks compromised the network?




ARP Spoofing
Amplification attack
MAC Spoofing
Session hijacking

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