Match each network attack type to the technical indicator or mechanism that best characterizes its execution.
- VLAN Hopping (Double Tagging)Transmits forged Layer 2 frames with nested 802.1Q headers to traverse switch boundaries.
- ARP Cache PoisoningSends unsolicited gratuitous ARP replies to associate an attacker MAC address with a target IP address.
- DNS AmplificationLeverages open recursive resolvers and spoofed UDP source addresses to flood a target with inflated responses.
- Deauthentication AttackBroadcasts unencrypted wireless 802.11 management frames to force client disassociation.
Cevap
VLAN Hopping (Double Tagging) pairs with transmitting nested 802.1Q headers; ARP Cache Poisoning pairs with sending unsolicited gratuitous ARP replies; DNS Amplification pairs with leveraging open recursive resolvers and spoofed UDP source addresses; Deauthentication Attack pairs with broadcasting unencrypted wireless 802.11 management frames.
Each attack type matches its distinct operational layer and technique: VLAN Hopping uses double 802.1Q tags over Ethernet switches; ARP Poisoning updates host caches using forged Layer 2 gratuitous messages; DNS Amplification leverages UDP spoofing to reflect enlarged DNS payloads; and Deauthentication relies on spoofed 802.11 wireless management disassociation frames.
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Classification of Common Network Attack Types and Vectors