Kali/Layer 5 Attacks
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Session (Layer 5) Attacks
Session Hijacking
Session hijacking involves an attacker taking control of an ongoing session between two nodes. This is possible because authentication happens only at the start of a conversation. Thus an attacker masquerades as an end node of the session and hijacks the session.
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Attack Layers pages addressing attack vectors, tools, and methodologies for each layer of the network stack.
1 Physical Attacks: Kali/Layer 1 Attacks 2 Data/MAC Attacks: Kali/Layer 2 Attacks 3 Network Attacks: Kali/Layer 3 Attacks 4 Transport Attacks: Kali/Layer 4 Attacks 5 Session Attacks: Kali/Layer 5 Attacks 6 Presentation Attacks: Kali/Layer 6 Attacks 7 Application Attacks: Kali/Layer 7 Attacks
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