spoof

( vi.)

   To  capture,  alter,  and  retransmit a communication stream in a way
   that misleads the recipient. As used by hackers, refers especially to
   altering  TCP/IP  packet source addresses or other packet-header data
   in  order  to  masquerade  as a trusted machine. This term has become
   very  widespread  and  is borderline techspeak. Interestingly, it was
   already  in  use  in  its  modern sense more than a century ago among
   Victorian telegraphers; it shows up in Kipling.

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