I have a question. 11-25-2013, 02:16 PM
#1
Is it possible for someone to clone you printer's mac and ip address then access your wireless network?
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I have a question. 11-25-2013, 02:16 PM
#2
Is it possible for someone to clone you printer's mac and ip address then access your wireless network?
RE: I have a question. 11-25-2013, 02:48 PM
#3
Please post in the correct categories in the future. This has absolutely nothing to do with Groups.
And yes, a mac can be spoofed... but they would still need access to the network to begin with. Thats why mac filtering alone is not recommended security for a wireless network. You should be using something like WPA2
And yes, a mac can be spoofed... but they would still need access to the network to begin with. Thats why mac filtering alone is not recommended security for a wireless network. You should be using something like WPA2
RE: I have a question. 11-25-2013, 02:48 PM
#4
Please post in the correct categories in the future. This has absolutely nothing to do with Groups.
And yes, a mac can be spoofed... but they would still need access to the network to begin with. Thats why mac filtering alone is not recommended security for a wireless network. You should be using something like WPA2
And yes, a mac can be spoofed... but they would still need access to the network to begin with. Thats why mac filtering alone is not recommended security for a wireless network. You should be using something like WPA2
RE: I have a question. 11-25-2013, 03:13 PM
#5
WPA2 security is being used the modem itself has been reset and my printer is unplugged. It was showing up as a printer and a computer but now only showing up as a computer (printer is still unplugged) I got the ip address and mac address off of the printer before turning it off and the same addresses are used on that computer. (printer is still unplugged)
sorry about the category thing.
sorry about the category thing.
RE: I have a question. 11-25-2013, 03:13 PM
#6
WPA2 security is being used the modem itself has been reset and my printer is unplugged. It was showing up as a printer and a computer but now only showing up as a computer (printer is still unplugged) I got the ip address and mac address off of the printer before turning it off and the same addresses are used on that computer. (printer is still unplugged)
sorry about the category thing.
sorry about the category thing.
RE: I have a question. 11-25-2013, 04:36 PM
#7
(11-25-2013, 03:13 PM)btiber Wrote: WPA2 security is being used the modem itself has been reset and my printer is unplugged. It was showing up as a printer and a computer but now only showing up as a computer (printer is still unplugged) I got the ip address and mac address off of the printer before turning it off and the same addresses are used on that computer. (printer is still unplugged)
sorry about the category thing.
Then yes, if someone has access to your network then they can mimic/spoof/clone/copy any other devices mac. This can cause complications on the network, and choosing a printer would actually be a smart move to remain undetected lol. a device that isnt used as often wouldnt cause as much of an issue.
RE: I have a question. 11-25-2013, 04:36 PM
#8
(11-25-2013, 03:13 PM)btiber Wrote: WPA2 security is being used the modem itself has been reset and my printer is unplugged. It was showing up as a printer and a computer but now only showing up as a computer (printer is still unplugged) I got the ip address and mac address off of the printer before turning it off and the same addresses are used on that computer. (printer is still unplugged)
sorry about the category thing.
Then yes, if someone has access to your network then they can mimic/spoof/clone/copy any other devices mac. This can cause complications on the network, and choosing a printer would actually be a smart move to remain undetected lol. a device that isnt used as often wouldnt cause as much of an issue.
RE: I have a question. 11-26-2013, 03:58 PM
#9
This person has taken over my network twice now. What's the advantage of doing so?
How can I keep him off?
How can I keep him off?
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