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... In this case, it further looks up the ARP table associated with that interface for the MAC address of the packet's next hop IP address. If not found, the router uses ARP to obtain the MAC address. 1) Attacks: Since an L3 router uses ARP to resolve the MAC address of a packet's destination IP, it is subject to ARP cache poisoning attacks [39]. This enables the attacker to associate its IP address with another (victim) MAC address, and thus receive the traffic intended for the victim's device. ...
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