Category Archives: wireless

Spoof your MAC address update

By Ryan | Published: January 25, 2010
My Automator Service to spoof your MAC address didn’t appear to work as well as I had hoped. For some reason it was hit or miss on any Mac that wasn’t my own but luckily a reader took my code and fixed it. Not only is the code fixed but it’s wrapped up in a [...]
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KisMAC update

By Ryan | Published: December 8, 2009
The wireless stumbling and WEP cracking application KisMAC got a much needed update the other day. Unfortunately it’s shifting to Snow Leopard only so PowerPC users will be left in the dust. Some major bug fixes have been added like better support for stock AirPort cards which is pretty huge. The front page for Kismac-ng.org [...]
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linksys/admin

By Ryan | Published: August 31, 2009
Any computer user who has worked with wireless routers should like this story. About a week ago I went to a friends house to work on her wireless router. One of the millions WRT54Gs in use it refused to work on the ethernet ports. I’ve seen just about everything when it comes to these black [...]
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