Specifying/modifying the MAC of a virtual adapter
From: Jojo Munkey (Jojo_munkey@hotmail.com)
Date: 02/01/03
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From: "Jojo Munkey" <Jojo_munkey@hotmail.com> To: <pen-test@securityfocus.com> Date: Sat, 1 Feb 2003 03:37:20 -0500
Hello to all you guys/gals, I have a couple questions about changing the
Media Access Code for a virtual adapter [and a physical adapter] in a
Windows XP environment.
I am aware of a tool that can make use of the NdisReadNetworkAddress
function, or rather, the particular registry extention in which it resides.
My problem originates from the fact the adapter I need to redesignate is a
virtual adapter miniport, so it doesn't initialize the 6-byte MAC the same
way as a physical adapter. Is there a way I can change the MAC for this
virtual device via a Windows DDK function call, or a way to edit the 6-byte
code that is stored in the stack?
I suspect the second way will be much easier, but getting access to a
running memory register, I have little experience with that. Any
tips/tools/pointers would be greatly appreciated. [I wish it was as simple
as my Linux box, one line would have been it..]
Arthur
Jojo_Munkey@hotmail.com
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