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5 November, 02:25

Which type of cybercriminal attack would interfere with established network communication through the use of constructed packets so that the packets look like they are part of the normal communication?

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  1. 5 November, 02:29
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    The answer is packet injection or also called as spoofing packets or forging packets. It pertains to the interfering of a secured network connection by creating packets to appear as it is a normal stream. It also serves the purpose of hiding the identity of the third person interfering the network.
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