3.8 Hacking the Switch: Promiscuous Mode and Switch Security

In this video we learn how and when someone can see traffic sent between two other devices, even if a Switch is in the network.

By understanding how a switch operates, we are able to estimate security issues that stem from its way of operation, as well as relevant countermeasures.

In the next video, we shall have a short recap on what we have covered in this module, and allow you to test yourself and make sure you’ve really understood everything we talked about.

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[tharushapiyumal]

Great explanation. Thank you very much ❤

[Omhange]

Hi bro did u covered all the topics related to networking??? I want to prepare for next year exam so this year there was a question like switch works in which mode ans is promiscuous so i want to know have u covered everything related to networking subject???

[satmet]

Great videos..


Expecting more L2 and L3 videos from your side. .. Ethernet, ARP, RARP,ICMP v1, v2, v3, STP, RSTP, MST, VLAN etc etc.. cheers.

[morejoy]

Hi Brief,

where can I find the previous episode or a list of your videos?

[noorzaman]

I thought switches directs traffic to specific ports based on destination MAC address. Is it source address, too?

[tahersadeghi]

What does Tequila have to do with a Switch?