Man-in-the-middle attack is an access attack but it can be used to modify data.
IP spoofing
IP spoofing: Making data look as if it came from a trusted hosted when it actually didn’t.
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DNS spoofing: Redirecting a user to a fake website rather than the real one they intended to visit.
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HTTPS spoofing: Trying to make a victim believe they are visiting a trusted website.
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ARP spoofing: With ARP poisoning, an attacker sends ARP messages onto a local area network, this can be used to trick devices to connect to different devices.
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SSL hijacking: Attacker forges SSL handshake and intercepts information between victim and target. Typically they try to downgrade the connection.
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Email hijacking: Hacker compromises and gains access to a victim’s email account.
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Wi-Fi eavesdropping: Setting up Wi-Fi networks with purpose of redirecting traffic through them.
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Session hijacking: Stealing browser cookies or data that authenticates a user with a website.
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