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Find MAC Address This tool is an easy way to find the MAC address of a local or remote computer on the network. Select the target and method and find the MAC address of a remote computer on the network. With Find MAC Address, you can find the MAC address of not only their local or remote computer, but also of any other computer that fits within the specified range of IP addresses. Unlike similar softwares, Find MAC Address can find the MAC addresses of computers using five methods (ARP, NetBios, NetAPI, WMI, SNMP). The software can not only find the MAC address of a computer, but also lookup the manufacturer of its network card. After selecting one of the four methods and specifying the target, users will obtain all possible information about the MAC addresses. Key features Getting the MAC address of the local computer. Getting the MAC address of one remote computer either by its name or IP address. Getting the MAC addresses of all computers on the network. Getting the MAC addresses of all computers within the specified range of IP addresses. Getting the MAC addresses of all computers from the specified computer list. Five methods for finding MAC addresses (ARP, NetBIOS, NetAPI, WMI, SNMP). Detecting the manufacturer of the network card by its MAC address. Detecting the names of network cards (only if WMI or SNMP is used). Searching the scan results. Saving the scan results to and loading them from a file in the XML format. Exporting the network scan results to text files or a Web document. Change MAC Address In the firmware of the network adapter chip, every network adapter has a unique MAC address embedded by the manufacturer. Sometimes you may need to find out or change the MAC address of the network adapter especially if it is used for Internet access authentication. Some users, for security reasons, opt to hide their MAC address. With our program, you can now easily spoof the MAC address. With a few clicks, users will be able to change their MAC addresses. During this operation, it is possible to select a different manufacturer or generate a completely random MAC address. Key features Showing the MAC address of your network adapter. Showing the manufacturer of you network adapter. Replacing the MAC address with any other address. Generating a completely random MAC address. Setting a MAC address of another manufacturer. Setting a MAC address without changing the manufacturer. Automatically activating the new MAC address after the change. And all that in just a couple of mouse clicks! [Hidden Content] [Hidden Content]

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CentOS Control Web Panel (CWP) version 0.9.8.851 allows an attacker to change arbitrary passwords. View the full article

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An exploitable unverified password change vulnerability exists in the ACEManager upload.cgi functionality of Sierra Wireless AirLink ES450 FW 4.9.3. A specially crafted HTTP request can cause a unverified device configuration change, resulting in an unverified change of the user password on the device. An attacker can make an authenticated HTTP request to trigger this vulnerability. View the full article

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a-Mac Address Change version 5.4 suffers from a denial of service vulnerability. View the full article