ARP Spoofing: From Theory to a Live Ethical Hacking Demo! Learn one of the most fundamental Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks in network security: ARP Spoofing, also known as ARP Cache Poisoning. In this comprehensive video, we break down the ARP Spoofing theory—how the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) works and how an attacker can exploit its stateless nature to intercept network traffic. We then transition to a live, step-by-step practical demonstration of an ARP Spoofing attack using popular ethical hacking tools. What You'll Learn: ✅ What is ARP? A simple explanation of the Address Resolution Protocol. ✅ How ARP Spoofing Works: The theoretical steps of ARP Cache Poisoning. ✅ Live MITM Setup: Practical steps for performing the attack in a controlled lab environment. ✅ Traffic Analysis with tcpdump: How to use the powerful tcpdump tool (or Wireshark) to capture and analyze the intercepted packets, visually proving the MITM is successful. ✅ Defense & Mitigation: Essential strategies for preventing ARP-based attacks on your network. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: Educational Use Only ⚠️ This video is created strictly for educational and informational purposes related to ethical hacking and network security awareness. The techniques demonstrated herein should ONLY be performed on networks and systems for which you have explicit permission (e.g., your own local lab environment). The creator of this video does not condone, support, or take any responsibility for illegal activities or any misuse of the information presented. Always adhere to local, state, and federal laws when working with cybersecurity tools and concepts. Use this knowledge responsibly to defend and secure networks, not to attack them.