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« Reply #15 on: April 05, 2012, 11:19:44 AM »

Depends on what they're using for NAC. If its something stupid like MAC addresses, I may try to fire something on the wire to check for someone elses MAC if possible, spoof that, it all depends. To fiddle around and tamper with NAC, it all depends on what I'm doing, what they're using for NAC and so forth. I have PacketFence lying around on a VM machine and have fiddled with it a but have never had to attack this head on... I look for workarounds all the time though Wink Same applies for VLANs (VLAN hopping, trunkspotting (you read it here first from me Wink)
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« Reply #16 on: April 05, 2012, 11:51:38 AM »

I have PacketFence lying around on a VM machine and have fiddled with it a but have never had to attack this head on... I look for workarounds all the time though Wink Same applies for VLANs (VLAN hopping, trunkspotting (you read it here first from me Wink)


Um, what?

I have always been curious about the number of companies that actually deploy NAC. I have never seen one in production.
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« Reply #17 on: April 05, 2012, 11:58:31 AM »

...trunkspotting (you read it here first from me Wink)

Indeed.  Never heard the term before and Google only has one result for "trunkspotting vlan": this thread haha
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« Reply #18 on: April 05, 2012, 03:47:07 PM »

...trunkspotting (you read it here first from me Wink)

Indeed.  Never heard the term before and Google only has one result for "trunkspotting vlan": this thread haha

I make crap up as I go along. VLANSPOTTING to me is the ability to determine the VLANs used in a network, and which machines in the network are trunked into other VLANs. Wink Those are the ones I like... Trunked VLAN access especially when there is no port security or filtering Wink
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