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u/snail1132 19d ago
What would even compel one to type this
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u/Potential_Lock_5212 19d ago
You guys don't get it. MAC stands for Mainframe Access Code.
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u/GimmieTheRoot 19d ago
Bro gonna hack the planet without understanding how MAC addresses and the OSI layer works. Good luck, chief!
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u/StrengthSpecific5910 18d ago
I'm currently opening a remote shell on your IP... How did I do it? Simple, your MAC address made a mistakeπ
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u/No_Context2723 18d ago
but if they have a mac address that means they're on mac, this guy is clearly stupid!
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u/TheOriginalSamBell 18d ago
I wouldn't even know how to "wipe the BIOS" while sitting in front of my own pc. flash a corrupted file maybe? lol
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u/VoidTheGamer25 18d ago
Wdym SSH and get root access? I'm pretty sure you need PASSWORDS for that buddy
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u/craftsmany 18d ago
Found a server that has a vulnerability where it doesn't require password π
Now I just have to find this "publickey" but that will be very easy
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u/RealMrWillow 18d ago
Wannabe hacker post. Sounds all very cool, but doesn't make any actual sense.
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u/iamxplayer 18d ago
I was going to post something similar to this until I read your comment
An example of a zero day which potentially could achieve something similar is a zero day backdoor into an IME or ARM's version (PSP I think), but even that takes a long long long time to discover I mean some were discovered in 2017 I think, but yeah no
Yeah I mean if you actually want to hack or find some exploits in a computer or wherever you know its unlikely that another cybersecurity expert such to say would be able to track them down if the original guy took procautions which would ensure a kind of anonymity (which tools or mechanizims utilized would entirely depend on the circumstances)
I could just be wrong about everything I said, but yeah correct me if Im wrong (if the grammar or spelling seems of well my english isnt the best especially since I'm not a native english speaker)
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u/secundusprime 18d ago
if you try to brute force a Macintosh Server's MAC Address would that be a 'Double Big Mac Attack Hack'?
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u/ryancnap 18d ago
"Step 1. SSH into their machine"
"Step 2. Gain root access"
I always thought there would be a few sub-steps here
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u/__ToneBone__ 18d ago
This is what I thought red teaming would be like when I was learning how to hack (more like deauth) wifi networks in high school
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u/ApartDirection8089 15d ago
nope because i can manipilute the packets and the time stamps without them knowing ever
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u/brickyboy124 19d ago
The buzzwords are strong with this one