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Re: fooling hubs [ARP Spoofing]
From: secure () SECUREAUSTIN COM (H D Moore)
Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2000 07:12:14 -0600
Hi, Road Runner uses the modem serial number in conjunction with special routing hard/software to determine your usage. This means that you cant just snag someone elses MAC/IP because the switch know what serial number goes to which port. How the switch recieves the serial number is unknown, I think it is done during the initial setup when the modem is being 'registered' by the tech that installs it. Using a program like changemac just annoys thier admins, as it looks like you have multiple computers and are switching between them (a friend of mine works at the cable co and told me how they track usage/etc). If anyone knows something to the contrary or know what protocol the Motorola Waverunner modems use to register themselves (or about the switches used), please let me know! -HD Jeff Bachtel wrote:
Oddly enough, there was a post to misc () openbsd org from a guy who said he found a way to treble his upload speed on his cable modem by proxy arp'ing to the mac address of his cable modem. I don't know how well that would work with different providers, but if someone hacks together a little windows utility to sniff out the arp of the cable modem, and set windows to start proxying it automatically, that would seem likely to regress cable modem back into the good ol' (or bad ol') days of near-unlimited bandwidth. Does anyone know the likelihood of this actually working? jeff On Thu, Feb 03, 2000 at 10:05:34PM +0000, David aka SpanskA wrote:Hi, I was looking at ARP spoofing postings for a while and I was wondering if it was possible to permanently fool some hubs or routers. My ISP (Cablevision) is using some kind of system to know how much I'm uploading and downloading. I succesfully did it one time with a little prog called "changemac". If you wanna look at it just go to packetstorm archive. Unfortunately, the last month I checked the data report I could see that my ISP was able to know (again!) how much I was downloading and uploading. Is this a bug with some kind of hardware or with ARP protocol? Sorry for my English mistakes...
Current thread:
- fooling hubs [ARP Spoofing] David aka SpanskA (Feb 03)
- Re: fooling hubs [ARP Spoofing] Panagiotis Malakoudis (Feb 03)
- Re: fooling hubs [ARP Spoofing] Robert van der Meulen (Feb 04)
- Re: fooling hubs [ARP Spoofing] Trevor Schroeder (Feb 04)
- Re: fooling hubs [ARP Spoofing] Jeff Bachtel (Feb 05)
- Re: fooling hubs [ARP Spoofing] H D Moore (Feb 07)
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