A network security administrator examining packet captures from an enterprise core switch notices several anomalous frames originating from an untrusted workstation segment. The captured frame header displays an outer 802.1Q tag corresponding to VLAN 1 (the native VLAN) and an inner 802.1Q tag designated for VLAN 50 (the secure database subnet). Which of the following network attack indicators is demonstrated in this scenario?
- VLAN hopping via double-taggingCevap
- BARP poisoning via gratuitous ARP injection
- CDNS cache poisoning via transaction ID spoofing
- DMAC flooding via CAM table exhaustion
Cevap
The scenario describes VLAN hopping via double-tagging.
VLAN hopping via double-tagging occurs when an attacker crafts a packet with two 802.1Q tags. The initial switch removes the outer tag because it matches the native VLAN assigned to the trunk link, then forwards the frame. The recipient switch evaluates the inner tag and delivers the payload directly into the targeted VLAN, bypassing firewall and access control boundaries.
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VLAN Hopping Indicators and 802.1Q Double-Tagging