Situation:

Given a Kali workstation, you notice broadcast traffic from an unknown device in Wireshark. You tried to ping the unknoum host, but you fail.

Question:

Why can you see the broadcast traffic from this unknown device?

$($Hint: ARP is not the answer I$\text{'}$m looking for.$)$

$($Difficulty: Basic$)$

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Apply a display fitter $=10,0,0,15510,0,0,155192,168,179,133255,255,255,0192,168,179,255RxxIx(0\mathrm{.}0B)127,0,0,1255,0,0,02512(2,4$kis$)=$

rootGkati: $=$ ping $10,0,0,155$

ping: connect: Network $is$ unreachable

rootokati:$-$ ping $10,0,0,155$

ping: connect: Network $is$ unreachable

rootgkali:$-if$ config $a$

etho: flags$=4163$ intu $1500$

Inet $192,168,179,133$ netmask $255,255,255,0$ broadcast $192,168,179,255$

ether $00$:$Oc$:$29$:$39$:$46$:$7e$ txquevelen $1000(Ethernet)$

$RX$ packets $1064$ bytes $143157(139,8$ KiB$)$

$Rx$ errors $0$ dropped $64$ overruns $0$ frame $0$

$IX$ packets $215$ bytes $19927(19\mathrm{.}4$ KiB$)$

$IX$ errors $0$ dropped $0$ overruns $0$ carrier $$ collisions $0$

eth$1$: flags$=4099$ mtu $1500$

ether $00$:$50$:$56$:$3a$:$ee$: $ib$ txqueuelen $1000(Ethernet)$

$x$ packets $$ bytes $0(0,0B)$

$ox$ errors $0$ dropped $$ overruns $0$ frame $$

$Ix$ packets $$ bytes $(0\mathrm{.}0B)$

$TX$ errors $$ dropped overruns $0$ carrier $$ collisions $0$

inet $127,0,0,1$ netmask $255,0,0,0$

inet$6141$ prefixien $128$ scopeid oxioshosts

loop ixquevelen $1000(Local$ Loopback$)$

$ex$ packets $48$ bytes $2512(2,4$kis$)$

$ex$ errors $$ dropped $$ overruns $$ frame $$

$TX$ packets $48$ bytes $2512(2.AKi)$

$TX$ errors $$ dropped overruns $$ carrier $$ collisions $$