OUI DC:AC:6F is registered to Everytale Inc, carrying the registry address 2093 Philadelphia Pike #2211, Claymont, DE 19703, US — a Delaware mailing address typical of a US-incorporated startup. The assignment is an MA-L block (MAC Address Block Large, a 24-bit OUI covering roughly 16.8 million addresses), confirmed across IEEE-sourced third-party lookups (macvendors.com, macvendorlookup.com, maclookup.app). The unusual thing about this entry is the gap between the registration and any visible hardware: Everytale Inc presents publicly as a cloud and AI virtual-events platform — 4K live broadcasting, live language translation, speech transcription, gamification, and analytics — with no hardware product, device line, or physical endpoint identified in any business-intelligence source (Tracxn, LeadIQ). The company is small (founded 2019, seed-stage, ~8 employees, CEO Valeriy Makovetskiy) and software-only on the record. That makes the device type genuinely Unknown rather than merely undocumented: the OUI is real, but no shipping device corroborates it. Practically, encountering DC:AC:6F on a network warrants manual identification — it could be a prototype, an internal device, or a software-defined MAC use, none of which is confirmed. No CVEs, advisories, or threat reports name this OUI or company specifically.
- IEEE assignment
- DC:AC:6F → Everytale Inc [Confirmed] — IEEE oui.csv (enrichment/registries/oui.csv); api.macvendors.com/DC:AC:6F
- Registry / block size
- MA-L (24-bit OUI; ~16.8M addresses) [Confirmed] — maclookup.app/vendors/everytale-inc. Found only in oui.csv (MA-L); mam.csv and oui36.csv returned no match.
- Registered address
- 2093 Philadelphia Pike #2211, Claymont, DE 19703, US [Confirmed registry value] — IEEE oui.csv; corroborated by macvendorlookup.com/api/v2/DC:AC:6F
- Country
- US [Confirmed] — macvendorlookup.com/api/v2/DC:AC:6F
- IEEE registration/assignment date
- Unknown [Confirmed-Unknown] — IEEE publishes NO assignment/registration date in its public OUI data (columns are Registry, Assignment, Organization Name, Organization Address). A third-party "2022-10-21" appears on maclookup.app but is a database scrape artifact, NOT an IEEE fact; recorded as such, not as an allocated date.
- Company status / overview
- active; founded 2019, seed-stage (~8 employees); cloud + AI virtual-events SaaS (4K live broadcast, live translation, transcription, gamification, analytics); CEO Valeriy Makovetskiy; NAICS 5415; investors Starta, Vibranium (undisclosed seed, Sept 2020) [Confirmed] — tracxn.com/d/companies/everytale; leadiq.com/c/everytale
- Website
- https://everytale.net/ [Confirmed] — leadiq.com/c/everytale; tracxn.com/d/companies/everytale (site itself was unreachable / ECONNREFUSED during this pass — confirmed via BI sources, not direct fetch)
- Device types
- Unknown [Unknown] — no hardware product, device line, or physical endpoint found in any public source; company is software-only on the record. Founder reportedly has prior hardware-industry experience (~10 yrs), but that does not establish a product context for this OUI. — tracxn.com/d/companies/everytale; leadiq.com/c/everytale
- Notable products
- none identified (virtual-events SaaS only)
- Security context
- no CVEs, advisories, or threat reports name DC:AC:6F or Everytale Inc specifically [Likely] — the broader virtual-events-platform category has documented XSS/SQLi/PII-exposure risks (webcasts.com, 6Connex, VFairs per 2020 research), but Everytale is NOT named in those. — computerweekly.com/news/252496816
- Analyst note
- device type is genuinely Unknown — the OUI is confirmed but no shipping device corroborates it. Seeing DC:AC:6F on a network warrants manual identification (possible prototype, internal device, or software-defined MAC); OUI alone does not establish what the device is.