[unstoppable92sseb]

Hi I'm a newbie,but I'm quicklearner and I want to ask how to bypass macc address filtering enabled WEP on windwos7 ,cause I tried to hack my own before changing it into WPA2 and it didn't worked and is it safe too.. I researched on the net,but I couldn't find something helpful and the best option was to use my old drivers,but why I should use old drivers instead of new ones..And the other option was to use some programs,but I read that they are causing problems and I tried with changing the registry too.. So I'll really appreciate,If someone can help me.. Cause I'm really curious.. :Laughing::Laughing:

[Slarek]

Few links:
http://mscerts.programming4.us/windows/w...ering.aspx

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2MWwOAgoHw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OtCK_oqhtQ

edit: this is wrong section
@Geoff

[unstoppable92sseb]

I'm sorry about it I don't know,cause when I registered I read that newbies can ask questions here.. I'll delete it and I really appreciated your help.. Thank you..

[Slarek]

I'm sorry about it I don't know,cause when I registered I read that newbies can ask questions here.. I'll delete it and I really appreciated your help.. Thank you..

I think moderator can take care of it.

[Snipa]

You could have reported instead of mentioning
but anyway thanks for both you and @blackeagle

[blackeagle]

You could have reported instead of mentioning
but anyway thanks for both you and @blackeagle

np I'm here to help

[groove]

When MAC address filtering is enabled, the access point will only allow computers to connect if they have the correct MAC address. So, you must change your MAC address to a MAC address that the access point finds acceptable. To change your MAC address, use a tool like macchanger or ifconfig. For example if you are using interface wlan0 and you want to change your MAC address to 00:11:22:33:44:55, do this:

Code:

ifconfig wlan0 down

Code:

ifconfig wlan0 hw ether 00:11:22:33:44:55

Code:

ifconfig wlan0 up

But as stated earlier, not just any MAC address will work. So how do you figure out which MAC address to use? To do this you can use a tool like kismet or airodump-ng to see which clients are associated(connected) with the access point. For example, if the access point you are after has BSSID 00:00:00:00:00:00, do this:

Code:

airodump-ng --bssid 00:00:00:00:00:00 mon0

In the client section(the bottom section) of airodump-ng, you will see a list of stations(computers) that are associated with the access point. Now you have a list of MAC addresses that the AP finds acceptable. Changing your MAC address to match the MAC address of one of these stations should allow you to log on to the access point. Good Luck.

groove

[Ablion]

Slarek dude i think you have much knowledge about it anyhow your last video is not working it gives me server error again and again so can you share some other link?

[tas_ok]

Hello!

propably you have backtrack...

ifconfig wlan0 up
ifconfig start wlan0

iwconfig wlan0 channel<APchannel>

airodump-ng -c<APchannel> --bssid <AP_MAC> mon0

Now you can see the associated clients with their MAC

then new terminal

macchanger -m <NEW_MAC>

MAC filtering isn't Secure

[kapurbarus]

run airodump-ng and capture ur target packet and wait for it to connect , once it connected the station will shown the client mac ,