A replay attack (also known as a playback attack) is a type of man in the middle attack where the attacker intercepts network traffic between two hosts. The attacker then stores or manipulates the traffic before forwarding it to its intended destination. The original traffic that was captured by the attacker can then be reused at a later time to gain access to the network.
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