Vlan Hopping Anomaly
- From: "Jos_Cit" <giuseppe.citerna@xxxxxx>
- Date: 6 Aug 2005 02:49:26 -0700
Hello, i have read many doc about this attack but there are many
contradictions.
I hnow that this exploit exist in 2 ways :
Basic=> The attacker spoof a switch and gains the trunked states of the
switch's port. Rely on auto-negotiate feature turned ON.
This ways is simple to understand.
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Complex 1 => This attack is described on
http://www.sans.org/resources/idfaq/vlan.php and to work need that the
attacker and the trunk share same native vlan ( ex. VLAN 10 ). In this
doc. that the attacker send on the access port ( VLAN 10 ) a tagged
frame with a VLAN-ID of target VLAN ( ex. VLAN 20 ) . The switch takes
frame and forward it on trunk port without native tag (10). The other
switch read VLAN-ID(20) and forward frame on the access vlan 20.
In this scenario my doubts is :
1) Why the first SW accepts tagged frame but does'nt read the tags ?
Is this behavior an anomaly of work ?
2) Why the last switch that receives native frame on trunk port reads
the VLAN-ID ? Is this normal or anomaly ? I think that sw does'nt read
VLAN-ID because the frame on trunk is native .
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Complex 2 => In other docs per ex:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/switches/ps708/products_white_paper09186a008013159f.shtml
, there is an attack called " Double-Encapsulated 802.1Q ". In this
exploit the conditions are similar to the precedent but the attacker
need to insert two VLAN-ID ( outer,inner ). If this case work then :
1) The first switch read VLAN-ID on access port and forward frame on
trunk ( strip off first VLAN-ID ) . This behavior is different that
precedent case . Why the switch forward this frame according to VLAN-ID
on the access-port ? Is this behavior another anomalies ?
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Sorry about lenght of post.
Thanks
Giuseppe Citerna
ccie#1053
Complex 2 => This
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