Which type of VLAN-hopping attack may be prevented by designating an unused VLAN as the native VLAN?

Question:
Which type of VLAN-hopping attack may be prevented by designating an unused VLAN as the native VLAN?

• DHCP spoofing
• DHCP starvation
• VLAN double-tagging
• DTP spoofing

Explanation: Spoofing DTP messages forces a switch into trunking mode as part of a VLAN-hopping attack, but VLAN double tagging works even if trunk ports are disabled. Changing the native VLAN from the default to an unused VLAN reduces the possibility of this type of attack. DHCP spoofing and DHCP starvation exploit vulnerabilities in the DHCP message exchange.

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