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Offline deepak1

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Chaning MAC Address
« on: December 29, 2014, 06:48:38 am »
I want to change my mac adress to one that starts with 68: , its the only one that doesnt have time restrictions in my school, I've got an app called TMAC but it makes the first slot 02 for wireless, any workarounds?
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Re: Chaning MAC Address
« Reply #1 on: December 29, 2014, 07:51:20 am »
So based on OUI, some apple or samsung devices, doesn't have that some kind of time restriction.
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68:05:71 Samsung
68:09:27  Apple
68:48:98  Samsung Electronics Co.,Ltd
68:5B:35 Apple
68:96:7B Apple
68:9C:70  Apple
68:A8:6D Apple
68:AE:20 Apple
68:D9:3C Apple
68:EB:AE Samsung Electronics Co.,Ltd
Seems kind of odd solution. At least with samsung, those OUI's doesn't even include all wireless hardware(if none) used in mobile devices. Why do you assume that only 68: starting addresses do work?

But about that address change. You could have share your OS+interface device, but that tmac thing seems to be windows app, so windows it is. Haven't heard of that tmac before, but if you can't make it work maybe this will help; http://bit.ly/1h7hW4F.
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Re: Chaning MAC Address
« Reply #2 on: December 29, 2014, 08:06:47 am »
I've used a Mac Scanner and the computer that doesnt stop at 12 PM, is an iMac.

Its powered off most of the time, I guess only teachers use it, so I dont think there'll be a clash sorta thing.
I've tried changing it in the Network Address option of the adapter in the Device Manager, but when I restarted it and ran ipconfig /all, the MAC was still the same.


And yes, the device runs on Win-8
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Re: Chaning MAC Address
« Reply #3 on: December 29, 2014, 10:15:12 am »
use macchanger utility from kali linux it works fine for me..
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Re: Chaning MAC Address
« Reply #4 on: December 29, 2014, 10:34:44 am »
It's more likely(or certain) that mac filtering is done with allowed  machine's whole mac address, not just  68:<something>. I'm not sure if filtering can even be done that way in any router. So you should try to change your mac address to exactly same as that imac's. If you haven't already been doing that.

Quote from: deepak1 on December 29, 2014, 08:06:47 am
I've tried changing it in the Network Address option of the adapter in the Device Manager, but when I restarted it and ran ipconfig /all, the MAC was still the same.

Have you done all this as sys.admin?

I haven't really done this type of thing in windows, but in  *nix systems first you put your iface device "down" then change the address and then put iface device back "up". So maybe if you go in "Network and Sharing Center" and there " Change adapter settings". Then from there disable(as sys.admin) your network adapter, try one of the ways to change mac address and enable adapter back. After that check "ipconfig /all." That's just a wild guess how it could work. That all i can think of now.

edit: I forget to say that if you have some good and legit reason to use this network after this allowed time, have you consider to just go and ask from some it guy in your school for acces? Maybe even what ever your reasons are you could make it seem like you need that access for some school stuff.
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Re: Chaning MAC Address
« Reply #5 on: December 30, 2014, 04:16:04 am »
It is the whole mac address, which ive gotta change. To change the mac address u have to be an admin anyways. Is there a program I shud use or tge registry editor?

I guess u cabt use a kali tool on win8
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Re: Chaning MAC Address
« Reply #6 on: December 30, 2014, 05:22:53 am »
Do you have the option of running a VM in your Windows environment? If so, just run a Linux distro through that, and use whatever method you please to spoof the address. Kali's got macchanger prepackaged, but do yourself a favor and use something other than Kali (for the better learning experience).

Aside from that I'm not really sure, as I've barely used Win 8 myself.

...upon further inspection of your TMAC app, there is a checkable/uncheckable option of "Use '02' as first octet..." As I don't have the ability to try this out myself, are you just able to uncheck that option and set a full MAC address of your choice? The summary page makes it seem like you should be able to.
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Re: Chaning MAC Address
« Reply #7 on: December 31, 2014, 07:34:05 am »
zenith
Thank you for the suggestion, ill get virtual box and the ubuntu distro, but I believe wfif networks can only be seen if u have a usb wifi adapter.
And T-mac only lets u unselect the option if its not a wireless adapter's mac u want to change.

opt1muspr1m3
Thank you for the link,I've tried the first method and it didnt work at all, I'll try the regedit method maybe
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Re: Chaning MAC Address
« Reply #8 on: December 31, 2014, 04:37:20 pm »
https://github.com/feross/SpoofMAC

change MAC in windows, mac and linux.
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Re: Chaning MAC Address
« Reply #9 on: January 04, 2015, 01:06:05 pm »
https://evilzone.org/scripting-languages/my-first-python-project-%27mac-socket%27/

Or you can contribute to my ego, and use this python script I wrote ^

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Re: Chaning MAC Address
« Reply #10 on: January 04, 2015, 07:13:54 pm »
Quote from: shome on January 04, 2015, 01:06:05 pm
https://evilzone.org/scripting-languages/my-first-python-project-%27mac-socket%27/

Or you can contribute to my ego, and use this python script I wrote ^

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Did you notice that OP is using windows? Quickly glanced your script is full of "os.system('&lt;linux-command&gt;')", so i don't see how it would be very useful to him? At least not without heavy modifications.
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Re: Chaning MAC Address
« Reply #11 on: January 10, 2015, 10:12:12 pm »
Quote from: gray-fox on January 04, 2015, 07:13:54 pm
Did you notice that OP is using windows? Quickly glanced your script is full of "os.system('&lt;linux-command&gt;')", so i don't see how it would be very useful to him? At least not without heavy modifications.

Oh I agree totally.

That script is watered down to about 43 lines of code now, so heavy modification wouldn't be too necessary, although I've never changed a MAC address on windows. I do believe it relies on registry settings, which I'm also not familiar with. God I love getting humble.
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Re: Chaning MAC Address
« Reply #12 on: January 12, 2015, 03:32:11 pm »
Sorry for the late reply, but I was studying for my pre-boards, dont mean to keep you bored
So, I tried SpoofMac, but it didnt work:



Its completely blank, so when I ran ipconfig /all the MAC was not changed.
Im quite sure my device is called Wi-Fi:


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Re: Chaning MAC Address
« Reply #13 on: January 12, 2015, 03:39:25 pm »
Quote from: deepak1 on January 12, 2015, 03:32:11 pm
Sorry for the late reply, but I was studying for my pre-boards, dont mean to keep you bored
So, I tried SpoofMac, but it didnt work:



Its completely blank, so when I ran ipconfig /all the MAC was not changed.
Im quite sure my device is called Wi-Fi:


lol. so many lols.
I take it you have never run a python script in windows?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=run+a+python+script+windows

You really shouldn't be messing with your MAC address when you don't even know how to do the most basic things in computing.
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Re: Chaning MAC Address
« Reply #14 on: January 27, 2015, 11:33:12 am »
Ok so i read up a few pages like you said and then tried this while running cmd as root:



And then I ran ipconfig /all and my mac was still unchanged.
And since this didnt work, I thot that id add that I have an iphone which is an apple product like the iMac so it might be easier to spoof the address on it? ANd then make a hotspot without cellular data?
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