Please match the following DHCP attack types with corresponding explanations.

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The correct matches from diagram A are: DHCP Starvation Attack -> The attacker continuously requests a large number of IP addresses from the DHCP Server, causing the DHCP Server to have no IP addresses to allocate to normal users.; DHCP spoofing attack -> The attacker can use the attack to make the switch learn the wrong IP/MAC mapping relationship, thereby stealing user traffic data.; Man-in-the-middle attacks -> The attacker impersonates the DHCP server to respond to the DHCP client.; DHCP message flooding attack -> The attacker sends a large number of DHCP messages to the device in a short period of time.

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