The wservice attribute determines whether or not the system calls the wireless interface "Wi-Fi" or "Airport", then sets the wifi attribute with the matching interface (en0, en1, etc).
The WirelessMAC attribute is filled with the machine's default MAC address, which is then reset at the end of the program's run.
taintedzodiac
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11 years ago
The wservice attribute determines whether or not the system calls the wireless interface "Wi-Fi" or "Airport", then sets the wifi attribute with the matching interface (en0, en1, etc).
The WirelessMAC attribute is filled with the machine's default MAC address, which is then reset at the end of the program's run.