In some cases, he says, intruders hide multiple hidden backdoors or steal documents from one computer that they later use to spoof an e-mail after an initial breach is thought to be contained.
But these actors, the company claims, are doing more to conceal their identity, such as using VPNs to spoof their IP addresses, and paying third-parties to run ads on their behalf.
His likeness was even used to spoof President François Mitterand, in the form of a puppet named "Kermitterand," on the French satire show, "Le Bébête," during the eighties.
IMSI catchers, devices used to spoof cell towers and intercept communications, are one of the most resented open secrets of law enforcement.
Moreover, due to the increasing popularity of social network websites (Facebook, Flickr, YouTube, Instagram and others), a great deal of multimedia content - especially videos and photographs - is available on the web that can be used to spoof a face authentication system.
An attacker can do the following actions: I a) Access data illegally during migration [42] b) Transfer a VM to an untrusted host [44] c) Create and migrate several VM causing disruptions or DoS T10 Sniffing/Spoofing virtual networks A malicious VM can listen to the virtual network or even use ARP spoofing to redirect packets from/to other VMs [45, 51].
Moreover, attackers in MANETs cannot only use IP spoofing to conceal their real identities but also move arbitrarily, which makes it a challenging task to trace a remote attacker in MANETs.
Internet attacks often use IP spoofing to forge the source IP address of packets, and thereby hide the identity of the source.
VIRGIN Atlantic Airways is hoping business travelers will say, "Oh, behave!" after seeing a cheeky new commercial, which uses bawdy British humor to spoof soft-core pornography.
Alas, even Diameter has at least one flaw: its so-called "hop-by-hop" routing can be used by an attacker to spoof an endpoint, i.e. to pretend to be a company which they aren't.
