.: ArpON Documentation :.



ArpON is a Point-to-Point, Point-to-Multipoint and Multipoint based solutions that requires a daemon in every host of the connection for authenticate each host through an authentication of type cooperative between the hosts.

Here is explained how ArpON works with many examples.


.: Point-to-Point based solution :.

This connection is an example of Point-to-Point based solution.


.: Point-to-Multipoint based solution :.

This connection is an example of Point-to-Multipoint based solution.


.: Multipoint based solution :.

These connections are an example of Multipoint based solution.


.: Man In The Middle through local ARP Poisoning/Spoofing :.

This scenario shows the attack:
This scenario shows the defense with ArpON point to point based solution:
As you can see, the hosts communicate safely, leaving the attacker out. ARP cache poisoning has no more effect, and the connection is back again secure.


.: Man In The Middle through global ARP Poisoning/Spoofing :.

This scenario shows the attack:
This scenario shows the defense with ArpON multipoint based solution:
As you can see, the hosts communicate safely, leaving the attacker out. ARP cache poisoning has no more effect, and the connection is back again secure.


.: Man In The Middle through ARP Poisoning/Spoofing for DNS Spoofing :.

1° scenario: The server is internal to network and the client is external to network.
This scenario shows the attack:
This scenario shows the defense with ArpON point to point based solution:
As you can see, the hosts communicate safely, leaving the attacker out. ARP cache poisoning has no more effect, and the connection is back again secure.


2° scenario: The server is external to network and the client is internal to network.
This scenario shows the attack:
This scenario shows the defense with ArpON point to point based solution:
As you can see, the hosts communicate safely, leaving the attacker out. ARP cache poisoning has no more effect, and the connection is back again secure.


.: Man In The Middle through ARP Poisoning/Spoofing for WEB Spoofing :.

1° scenario: The server is internal to network and the client is external to network.
This scenario shows the attack:
This scenario shows the defense with ArpON point to point based solution:
As you can see, the hosts communicate safely, leaving the attacker out. ARP cache poisoning has no more effect, and the connection is back again secure.


2° scenario: The server is external to network and the client is internal to network.
This scenario shows the attack:
This scenario shows the defense with ArpON point to point based solution:
As you can see, the hosts communicate safely, leaving the attacker out. ARP cache poisoning has no more effect, and the connection is back again secure.


.: Man In The Middle through ARP Poisoning/Spoofing for Session Hijacking :.

1° scenario: The server is internal to network and the client is external to network.
This scenario shows the attack:
This scenario shows the defense with ArpON point to point based solution:
As you can see, the hosts communicate safely, leaving the attacker out. ARP cache poisoning has no more effect, and the connection is back again secure.


2° scenario: The server is external to network and the client is internal to network.
This scenario shows the attack:
This scenario shows the defense with ArpON point to point based solution:
As you can see, the hosts communicate safely, leaving the attacker out. ARP cache poisoning has no more effect, and the connection is back again secure.


.: Man In The Middle through ARP Poisoning/Spoofing for SSL/TLS Hijacking :.

1° scenario: The server is internal to network and the client is external to network.
This scenario shows the attack:
This scenario shows the defense with ArpON point to point based solution:
As you can see, the hosts communicate safely, leaving the attacker out. ARP cache poisoning has no more effect, and the connection is back again secure.


2° scenario: The server is external to network and the client is internal to network.
This scenario shows the attack:
This scenario shows the defense with ArpON point to point based solution:
As you can see, the hosts communicate safely, leaving the attacker out. ARP cache poisoning has no more effect, and the connection is back again secure.


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