1. Open Wireshark in Windows 10 as well as the command prompt. 2. While at the command prompt identify the Mac address and Ip address for the gateway device that the client is connected to. 3. Your screenshot will need to display that the mac address of the Windows 10 Machines gateway device as well as the IP address of the gateway machine and the local machine. This must be done from the command prompt only. 4. Your ParrotOS screenshot will show the actual arpspoof application running generating traffic as well as the command you used to start the process. 5. Your Wireshark on Windows 10 machine will now need to show the capture of the traffic from the ParrotOS machine. Now identify the the ip address of the source machine generating the traffic and what does it look like? Please provide a screenshot of the Wireshark output. 6. Leave Wireshark running for next lab Netlab macof Steps 1. Restart Wireshark on both Windows 10 and ParrotOS 2. Now run the macof command using the correct switches and IP addresses to flood the Virtual switch. Provide a screenshot of the ParrotOS generating mac addresses flooding. 3. Please obtain a screenshot from each machine that is running Wireshark showing the duplicate packets. Step 3 (Arp spoof): Figure 1-A The critical aspect of this lab is the identification of an Arp attack please provide a screenshot verifying that you have successful attacked the Windows 10 machine thus a screenshot showing before and after the Arp attack.