Spoofing

Spoofing typically involves falsifying network protocols, IP addresses, email headers, or other identifying information to appear as a legitimate entity. Common types of spoofing include IP spoofing, where the source IP address is manipulated to hide the true origin, and email spoofing, where the sender's address is forged to appear as someone else.

Spoofing typically involves falsifying network protocols, IP addresses, email headers, or other identifying information to appear as a legitimate entity. Common types of spoofing include IP spoofing, where the source IP address is manipulated to hide the true origin, and email spoofing, where the sender's address is forged to appear as someone else.

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