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This is for mac address spoofing. Before a mod gives me the ban hammer for posting code such as this, id like to explain I recently had a necessity for it. A lot of places use mac addresses to identify devices/machines and control internet permissions. I myself love the xfinity wifi hotspots placed all around where I live as I can connect to them and save data usage instead of tethering my phone. BUT! They use a captive portal with a webpage interface in javascript and (not too much to my surprise), wifey says some of her crap wont open that page. I explained she can disable wifi on the device, use computer and spoof to the mac address of what she wants to use. Then sign into the portal as she would normally with computer. Once connected, shut the computer down and enable wifi for that device again. Once enabled shes got net access. edit: Wife looked at me like I was speaking latin.....lol ; ; ; Function: Set_Mac() ; ; Parameter(s): $s_Desired_Mac = Need I really explain? ; $s_Target_Net_Adapter = Network adapter name (one can use the adapter index as well but thats less "user friendly" ; $b_Toggle_Device = For my wife cuz it needs full automation for her to stop bothering me ; ; Author(s): KingOfNothing credz to google & autoitscript.com members ; ; ;===================================================================== Opt('MustDeclareVars', 0) ;cause its late in the morning and im just gonna trust this should still fly #include <WinApi.au3> $MacAddressRegKey = "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\0007" ; ^^^ After making this I read online that this should be some "CurrentControlSet" ; key instead. However, I watched registry while changing things in adapter properties ; to see that key, which works fine on my 3 test machines.... ;easy example Set_Mac("Wireless Network Connection","",true) ;msgbox(0,"",Get_Mac()) Func Set_Mac($s_Targeted_Adapter, $s_Desired_Mac = "D20000000000", $b_Toggle_Device = true ) Local $sMac, $s_Tmp, $val, $sVar = "" $sMac = Get_Mac() while stringlen($s_Desired_Mac)< 12 and stringlen($s_Desired_Mac)> 0 ;this will append zeros if mac length is too short $s_Desired_Mac = $s_Desired_Mac & "0" wend if stringlen($s_Desired_Mac)> 12 then ;likewise if too many characters entered to function, then we should truincate some $s_Desired_Mac = StringLeft ($s_Desired_Mac,12) endif ;this creates a random mac address with very little actual thought behind it. ;Im sure theres some formal means to devising a valid mac address but this simple crap suits my needs atm.... if $s_Desired_Mac = "" then For $i = 1 To 10 $sVar= Chr(Random(48, 57, 1)) ;0-9 $s_Tmp = $s_Tmp & $sVar Next $s_Desired_Mac = "D2" & $s_Tmp $s_Desired_Mac = StringUpper($s_Desired_Mac) endif $val = RegWrite($MacAddressRegKey, "NetworkAddress", "REG_SZ", $s_Desired_Mac) if $val =0 then MsgBox(0,"Mac Address Changer ","Could not write to registry as needed to change your mac address!" & @CRLF & "Please restart this program with administrator rights!") Exit endif ;in order to benifit from changing the registry, one must disable/re-enable the adapter. ;This cmd line query to wmic prevents the need to do so in device manager manually if $b_Toggle_Device = true then ShellExecuteWait ("C:\Windows\System32\wbem\wmic.exe", "path win32_networkadapter where NetConnectionID=" & chr(34) & $s_Targeted_Adapter & chr(34) & " call disable" ,"",$SHEX_OPEN,@SW_HIDE) ShellExecuteWait ("C:\Windows\System32\wbem\wmic.exe","path win32_networkadapter where NetConnectionID=" & chr(34) & $s_Targeted_Adapter & chr(34) & " call enable" ,"",$SHEX_OPEN,@SW_HIDE) endif ;Would be smart to catch the return of the function there in some varible for error handling, but its too late for me to give a crap atm.... MsgBox(0,"Mac Address Changer", "Old Mac = " & $sMac & @crlf & "New Mac = " & $s_Desired_Mac) clipput($s_Desired_Mac) endfunc Func Get_Mac() Local $xRet $xRet= RegRead($MacAddressRegKey, "NetworkAddress") return $xRet EndFunc Sorry bout the messy penmenship. Aint looked at the tidy thing yet....🧐

Regular expressions, I hate them, seriously I have a MAC address in this format: "A2B3B56B7C3A" And I would like to change it in: "A2-B3-B5-6B-7C-3A" The MAC address can be a little longer than that one, but we are sure that the total digit number is an even number. I've tried a lot of patterns but I have not tried the right one. This is the closest one I've tried but the output shows a final hyphen (I could cut it through StringTrimLeft but I would like to do it using just RegEx). ConsoleWrite(StringRegExpReplace("A2B3B56B7C3A", "(.{2})", "$1-")) I don't understand why this pattern doesn't work ConsoleWrite(StringRegExpReplace("A2B3B56B7C3A", "^(?:.{2})(.{2})+?", "-$1")) Thanks in advance

Hi, Does anyone know how I could retrieve text from a webpage to be placed in a variable but without loading up a IE or any other browser? For example: http://www.macvendorlookup.com/api/pipe/0023AB7B5899