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Originally Posted by 2MuchMark
Hi Danny,
I saw it... and you're right. MAC addresses are undiscoverable outside of a LAN unless something is being used to broadcast it.
Mark
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Hahaha
If you had paid the FSF, I would have given you a breakdown, but since you are such a cheap little ignorant fuck, I will give you a bigger freebie:
A PACKET SNIFFER CAN BE USED TO OBTAIN THE MAC ADDRESS FROM A TCP PACKET. IT WILL BE ON THE SECOND LINE TITLED "LINK" (WHICH GIVES YOU INFORMATION ABOUT LAYER 2) WHICH INCLUDES THE MAC ADDRESSES OF THE SENDING AND RECEIVING COMPUTER.
I know that you don't know what a packet sniffer is, and you are obviously confused about what can be done with it, or what is or isn't done with it, and you see it from a 14 year old point of view, and "challenge" others to do "cool" and "wow" stuff with it. Matter of fact is, by using a packet sniffer in certain ways, along with other software, you can obtain this information. The rest of your attempts at deflecting the focus from you being caught by Gonzo posting under another account are just that, pathetic attempts to wiggle out of being caught. Examples of that are "challenging" me to "get" your MAC address.
Anyone can see right through you.
How pathetic, attempting to turn this into some kind of "pride" and "authority" charade, where I am supposed to "impress" you and your sidekick, when in fact, quantifiable information is being discussed.
Now, I just told you how to get that info from a TCP packet, do I need to break it down for you even MORE?
If so, I won't do it . . . your games are ridiculous.
Now, try to refute that the MAC address can be obtained from a TCP packet using a packet sniffer.
Do it. Make more of an ass out of yourself.