Exam 312-50v13 topic 1 question 233 discussion

A - Raw sniffing.

ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) poisoning, also known as ARP spoofing, is a highly effective sniffing technique used by attackers and penetration testers to intercept network traffic on switched networks. Since modern networks use switches (which segment traffic to prevent traditional sniffing), Martin needs a way to redirect traffic through his machine. ARP poisoning allows him to do this by tricking devices into sending their traffic to him instead of the intended recipient.

is not a commonly recognized term in the context of network sniffing techniques. It may refer to passive packet capture, but it doesn't specifically describe a method that would enable an ethical hacker to manipulate or redirect traffic, as required for a comprehensive understanding of network data flow.

B, C and D are not sniffing technique

It's sniffing across the network and involving suspicion on leaking out of the network. RAW Sniffing is correct.

should be ARP Poisoning