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ARP Cache Poisoning


GreggG

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We have Endpoint Security installed on our laptop users out in the field.  Today, he received the alert:
ARP Cache Poisoning blocked source 10.0.0.154  and target 10.0.0.154.  I'm not sure how to tell if its legit
or if its a false positive.  Any help appreciated.

Gregg

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The machine has received the same IP address in the response to an ARP request from network adapters 0e:02:8e:98:6b:ff and 0e:02:8e:98:6b:fd. Why it happened we can't tell since we don't know what network adapters the MAC addresses belong to.

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Thanks Marcos...so it its its not an attack and everything is happening on the internal network.  Should i create a rule to ignore the local traffic.

 

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