Spoof Mac Address In Os X

Posted on 18. Sep, 2009 by admin in Videos

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The spoof command is slightly different if you are using 10.5/Leopard!

This is a quick and easy way to spoof your MAC address in OS X.

use this command to get your current ethernet MAC address:
ifconfig en0 | grep ether

use this command to spoof a new MAC address
10.5/Leopard:
sudo ifconfig en0 lladdr [new mac here]
10.4/Tiger:
sudo ifconfig en0 ether [new mac here]
…without the brackets.

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10 Responses to “Spoof Mac Address In Os X”

  1. jkroberts89

    18. Sep, 2009

    turn airport off and then do itis should work just fine

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  2. fizzmaverick

    18. Sep, 2009

    also does the airport have to turned off when you run the command in terminal?thnks again

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  3. fizzmaverick

    18. Sep, 2009

    hey tried it on 10.5.7 doesnt work :( can you please tell me if you’ve been able to do it on 10.5.6 or 10.5.7

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  4. briandano

    18. Sep, 2009

    I am running os X 10.5.7Disconnect from any wireless networks by clicking on the join other network in the airport drop down. Type random characters in the network name field. Click connect. Click cancel while it tries to connect to your fake network. Do not turn airport off.To change to a mac address, enter this command in the terminal, replacing the mac address with one of your choosingsudo ifconfig en1 ether 00:bb:00:bb:00:bbThis will revert to the original address when you reboot.

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  5. fizzmaverick

    18. Sep, 2009

    thanks works perfectly!

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  6. briandano

    18. Sep, 2009

    Hmm… I have an intel core2 macbook with leopard and it still doesnt work… anyone know why? I blame steve.

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  7. fizzmaverick

    18. Sep, 2009

    what version OS do you have running?

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  8. briandano

    18. Sep, 2009

    I figured it out. You have to disconnect from the current network, but you should not turn airport off.

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  9. jkroberts89

    18. Sep, 2009

    does doing this change your IP Address. if not how do I change it

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  10. IXCZ

    18. Sep, 2009

    Look at that gay system bar!!! ha!ha!ha!

    Reply

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