If you are able to find the r/w SNMP string of the switch via brute force, you could probably send an SNMP SET command to the switch instructing it to turn of port security. You would probably have to do an snmpwalk and read the docs to find this data. If you steal the mac address of an already connected device you need to get traffic sent before it or it will ignore you.
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Well... I was just interested does anybody know any other ways to do that.
Hacking ProCurve swtich port-security?
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If you are able to find the r/w SNMP string of the switch via brute force, you could probably send an SNMP SET command to the switch instructing it to turn of port security. You would probably have to do an snmpwalk and read the docs to find this data. If you steal the mac address of an already connected device you need to get traffic sent before it or it will ignore you.