Which statement about Scapy's destination addressing is true?

• A. It only supports single IP addresses.
• B. Scapy supports CIDR notation to target multiple hosts.
• C. It cannot specify destinations at all.
• D. It supports only MAC addresses.

Answer: (B)

Scapy lets you specify the destination at the IP layer using CIDR notation, which means you can target a whole subnet in one go. For example, using a destination like 192.168.1.0/24 lets Scapy generate and send packets to every host in that subnet, enabling scans or discovery without listing each IP individually. This is handy when performing sweeps with ICMP, ARP, or other protocols, and Scapy will collect responses from the hosts that reply.

So the statement about CIDR notation to target multiple hosts is true. The other options aren’t correct because Scapy doesn’t limit destinations to a single IP, it does support specifying destinations, and it isn’t restricted to MAC addresses only.