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Locking down network ports to the mac-address makes this kind of attack in-feasible, but it's rarely done.
by ukd1 15y ago
Locking down network ports to the mac-address makes this kind of attack in-feasible, but it's rarely done.
- nitrogen 15y agoIt's also really frustrating at a hardware company to have to submit a ticket to IT and wait several days to add a new device to the network or create a private, non-MAC-secured VLAN for testing prototypes.
- nzmsv 15y agoThe little white box could incorporate an Ethernet switch. Then just reconnect an existing device on the network through it, and sniff traffic to find out the MAC.
- ukd1 15y agoWhilst possible, this is a) more unsubtle and b) still limited to a single device - but good point.