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Wouldn't that lead to interference with the original device using that MAC address? Ie both of you getting packets meant for the other etc?
by WJW 1y ago
Wouldn't that lead to interference with the original device using that MAC address? Ie both of you getting packets meant for the other etc?
- rafram 1y agoYes. It’s a bad (maybe even illegal?) thing to do. The victim device will start losing packets, and it’ll look to them like the network is just unreliable. Eventually they give up and disconnect, and you take full control.
- bongodongobob 1y agoYeah. I think any network with STP/anti-flapping enabled will shut that down pretty quickly though.