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In this technique, an attacker sends packets with an incorrect source address. when this happens the receiver i.e the party who receives the packets containg a false source address would inadvertently send replies back to the forged address and not to the attacker
Spoof is a regular verb, so its past tense is formed by adding -ed: spoofed. For example, "I think someone has spoofed your email address."
MAC addresses are easily spoofed.
It is a sign to a specific piece of hardware and cannot easily be changed.. It can be spoofed however.
Fake, fool, and joke are words. Those mean spoofed.
Donny Osmond spoofed his "Prince Charming" outfit for "Dancing With The Stars".
It spoofed the films of Alfred Hitchcock
That is a big indicator that you are being spoofed. If the address on the screen is for a bank or business, and you are getting a different address in the box, you are being sent to a place you don't want to be.
A lot can happen when emails are spoofed. For instance if they are spoofed and they don't know it can make them mad at people like if the email said hateful things and if they did know it's spoofed with every email they would question the authenticity of the email and may not even respond to it.
This is a typical case of e-mail address spoofing. There is nothing you can do about it, some spammer forged the header and made it look as if you sent the e-mail. The spammer don't even need access to your e-mail account, spoofs like these are mostly done outside the e-mail system of the spoofed victim. If your e-mail address is spoofed a lot, you will receive a lot of bounce backs to e-mails that you did not send.
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