Data Link Layer is used for MAC to MAC communication, and encapsulates all information relating to IP, ports, session and application data. Most shells (remote access via terminals) use TCP/IP, requiring the information to traverse via the OSI stack, which the sending and receiving systems use to encode information a specific way for different processes to use (Raw socket programming, AD-Hoc Wi-Fi, Etc). This presentation will show a way Ethernet can be weaponized to evade common detections, and how information can be encoded on frames. The common consensus is that layer 2 has range limitations, mainly due to the broadcast domain. Some bypasses will be introduced that extend the range of layer 2 communication.