Why are you allowing this person on your network?
Bob
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Are there any Wifi routers that have integrated ARP spoofing protection?
I know that some Cisco switches support DAI (dynamic arp inspection) which prevents ARP spoofing by comparing ARP packets to the DHCP lease database, and does not forward "suspicious" packets. But I was not able to find any wifi routers with a similar option. Not even with options to drop unsolicited arp packets.
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thanks!
i asked because i was thinking about how public wifi hotspots (for example in restaurants) could protect their users if a user tries to do a man in the middle attack using arp spoof (attacking other clients).
and it seems that only enterprise class wifi equipment has capabilities to stop arp spoof attacks.