**Spoofing attack** is a type of computer attack in which a malicious party impersonates another device, user, or system to provide sensitive information to others, allow others to access it, or otherwise compromise it or deceives due process. Address, email address, DNS servers, or can "spoof" a wide variety of information including biometric data



Here is a common exploit attack.


1. **IP User**: 

   In IP spoofing, the attacker changes the source IP address in the header of an IP packet to make it appear that the packet is from a trusted machine or server This is commonly used in distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks , where the attacker forges populate the target system with vehicles. uses different IP addresses, making it difficult to pinpoint the source of the attack


2. **Email abuse**: 

   In email phishing, an attacker forges a "From" address in an email to make it appear that the message is from a legitimate sender. This is commonly used for phishing attacks, where the attacker tricks the victim into clicking on malicious links or sharing sensitive information such as login credentials or financial data


3. **DNS Spoofing (or Cache Poisoning)**:

   DNS spoofing involves manipulating or poisoning the DNS resolver's cache to redirect users to fraudulent websites, even if they type in a valid URL This can lead to phishing attacks or malware installation and design the bad the system so.


4. **ARP Information**: .

   ARP spoofing (also known as ARP poisoning) allows an attacker to send spoofed Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) messages on the local network. This makes network devices asso