What problem does it solve?
Network teams often assume VLAN segmentation isolates sensitive zones, but misconfigured switch ports (DTP enabled, default native VLAN) let attackers bypass that isolation at Layer 2. This Skill validates whether VLAN boundaries actually hold by simulating real VLAN hopping attacks under authorized testing conditions.
Core Features & Use Cases
- DTP Switch Spoofing: Uses Yersinia and Scapy to negotiate a trunk port from an access port, gaining access to all VLANs when DTP is left enabled.
- 802.1Q Double Tagging: Crafts double-tagged frames with Scapy to push traffic into a target VLAN when the native VLAN is misconfigured, with guidance on confirming delivery via packet capture since the attack is unidirectional.
- VTP Attack Testing & Verification: Assesses VTP server-mode risks and verifies switch hardening via
show interfaces switchport, native VLAN, and port security checks.
- Use Case: During a PCI-DSS assessment, a tester connects to a corporate VLAN port, negotiates a trunk via DTP, reaches the cardholder data VLAN, and documents the segmentation failure with concrete remediation steps.
Quick Start
Test whether the switch port I am connected to is vulnerable to VLAN hopping using DTP spoofing and double tagging, then document the findings and remediation steps.