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CompTIA-Network+ (includes Official Labs)

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Appendix A

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Lesson 9.4 Rogue System Attacks

Rogue System Attacks

Spoofing attacks can also be launched at the Application layer. Such attacks often involve the use of a rogue system. A rogue system is hardware or software that spoofs legitimate services, such as DNS or DHCP.

As you study this lesson, answer the following questions: 

  • What are impacts on the network that arise from rogue DHCP services?
  • What spoofing and poisoning attack types can compromise DNS services?