Re: Is this an attack - dslreports.com

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Thane_Bitter join:2005-01-20 London, ON	reply to gregandrene Re: Is this an attack said by gregandrene : N00b question: how do you register MAC addresses? Aren't they hardwired in the NIC? The IEEE assigns MAC addresses to hardware makers (actually large blocks of addresses), you can use a tool on their site to see who made the device. »standards.ieee.org/regauth/oui/index.shtml Use the "Search the public OUI listing" box and enter the fist 6 hex digits of the MAC address. -- ...A bitter ray of sunshine
Thane_Bitter join:2005-01-20 London, ON	to forum · permalink · · 2008-02-25 18:24:56 ·
Da_Penguin join:2008-04-20	It's also quite trivial to spoof a MAC (windows will actually check the registry for a MAC address of the network card, before using the card's built in one so its just a registry key change) but as it has been said earlier it this thread, since it is only Deny's showing, i wouldn't be concerned.
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