A Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attack occurs when an attacker intercepts communication between two parties, secretly altering or eavesdropping on the exchange without their knowledge.
• Used by attackers to steal sensitive data like login credentials or credit card information.• Employed in phishing attacks to redirect victims to malicious websites while maintaining the appearance of legitimate communication.
Attackers position themselves between two parties, intercepting and possibly altering the communication, often without either party realizing.
Methods include DNS spoofing, HTTPS hijacking, and Wi-Fi eavesdropping.
MITM attacks can be prevented through the use of strong encryption (like TLS/SSL), secure VPNs, and by verifying the integrity of websites.
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