A penetration tester who is doing a company-requested assessment would like to send traffic to another system using double tagging.
Which of the following techniques would BEST accomplish this goal?
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None of the answers provided in the question seem to be directly related to the scenario described in the question. It is possible that the question contains an error or is incomplete. However, to provide a general explanation of the terms mentioned in the question:
RFID cloning refers to the process of copying the data from one RFID tag to another. RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) tags are small electronic devices that can be attached to or embedded in objects to transmit data wirelessly to a reader. RFID cloning can be used to create duplicate tags for various purposes, such as accessing restricted areas or stealing information.
RFID tagging refers to the process of attaching RFID tags to objects to track their movement and monitor their status. This can be used for inventory management, asset tracking, or security purposes.
Meta tagging is a term used in information management to describe the process of adding descriptive metadata to content such as images, documents, or videos. This metadata can help users find and organize content more effectively.
Tag nesting is a technique used in computer networking to encapsulate one set of VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) tags within another set of VLAN tags. This can be used to create more complex network topologies and to segregate traffic within a network.
However, none of these techniques seem to be directly related to the scenario described in the question. Double tagging is a technique used in network security testing to bypass VLAN segmentation and send traffic to a different VLAN. It involves adding two VLAN tags to a network packet, which can allow it to bypass VLAN filters and be forwarded to a different VLAN.