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TABLE I.
THE MAIN METHODS

Methods C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9
Proposed x ???x ????
Filter packet-tool ????x x x ??
executable(batch)
file ??x ?x x x ?x
ARPing tool-semi
Fig. 13. Detection time. Static ??x ?x x x ?x
Fake list-GNS3
Defense tool x ???x x x ?x
SDN (IDPs) ?????x x ?x
ARP server appli- x x ????x xx
cation
Dynamic IP con- x ?????x xx
figuration
MD5 method to ??x ?x ???x
create IP-MAC
database x x ??x ???x
Sender&reciver
system x x ??x ???x

tional assault techniques, as seen in Tabel.II.

TABLE II.
THE MAIN ATTACKS COMPARISONS.

Fig. 14. Response time. Methods T1 T2 T3 T4 T5
Our proposed Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
attacks. Filter packet-tool Yes No No No Yes
Proof: This attack is straightforward since the attackers executable(batch) file Yes Yes Yes No No
ARPing tool-semi Static Yes No Yes Yes Yes
know and exploit ARP protocol weaknesses. The recom- Fake list-GNS3 Yes No No No No
mended approach prevents spoofing attacks by Algorithm1 Defense tool Yes Yes Yes No No
creating two-factor authentication using a combination of Mac SDN (IDPs) Yes No Yes No No
and HDD serial numbers and Algorithm2 validating the re- ARP server application Yes Yes Yes No No
quest and reply packets to guarantee they are safe against Dynamic IP configuration Yes No No No No
spoofing before transmission and reception. We also use Fer- MD5 method to create IP-MAC
net encryption to keep unauthorized people from entering the database Yes Yes No Yes Yes
database with verified IDs. Sender&reciver system
Yes No Yes No Yes
Comparison with related works
This section compares our proposed technique to prior T1: Withstand MITM attack;
studies. Tabel.I shows a direct comparison of many standard T2: Withstand insider attack;
authentication methods: T3: Withstand replay attack;
C1: Static ARP;C2: ARP protocol;C3: Full Prevention T4: Withstand user’s mac cloning attack;
of ARP spoofing;C4: Scalability;C5: Automation;C6: Au- T5: Withstand DOS attack;
thentication;C7: Cryptographic;C8: Cost Effective;C9: Time
effective VII. CONCLUSION
Following are relevant comparisons of several conven-
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