Which two answers are potential results of an attacker that is performing a DHCP server spoofing
attack? (Choose two.)
A.
ability to selectively change DHCP options fields of the current DHCP server, such as the
giaddr field.
B.
DoS
C.
excessive number of DHCP discovery requests
D.
ARP cache poisoning on the router
E.
client unable to access network resources
Explanation:
DHCP Server Spoofing
With DHCP server spoofing, the attacker can set up a rogue DHCP server and respond to DHCP
requests from clients on the network. This type of attack can often be grouped with a DHCP
starvation attack because the victim server will not have any new IP addresses to give out, which
raises the chance of new clients using the rouge DHCP server. This information, which is given
out by the rogue DHCP server, could send all the traffic through a rogue gateway, which can then
capture the traffic for further analysis.