Let's send some conf BPDUs claiming to be the root bridge with a root path cost of 0, causing a DoS attack by annoying nearby switches and forcing them to recalculate their STP engines. Source MAC is randomly generated, and destination MAC is 01:80:c2:00:00:00. Bridge ID and Root ID are set to 8000:source_mac. Hello time is 2, Forward delay is 15, and Max age is 20.
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