MAC address vendor

I-O DATA DEVICE, INC. — 3 prefixes (MA-L)

Primary prefix
00:A0:B0
Block
MA-L
Status
Active

Summary

// what this is
I-O DATA Device is registered to MAC prefix 00:A0:B0 and 2 more in the IEEE OUI database. When a device's MAC address begins with 00:A0:B0, that block was registered by I-O DATA Device — the OUI identifies the maker of the network hardware, which is not always the brand on the device.
// analyst note
A globally-administered I-O DATA OUI identifies genuine I-O DATA network hardware; OUI alone does not indicate firmware/patch level, relevant given the vendor's active CVE history.
[ 01 ] — Context

About this vendor.

Updated  ·  Confidence: High

I-O DATA DEVICE, INC. is a Japanese computer-peripheral and networking-hardware manufacturer headquartered in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, and listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (ticker 6916). It holds three separate MA-L (24-bit) OUI blocks — 00:A0:B0, 34:76:C5, and 50:41:B9 — all registered to the exact same organization name "I-O DATA DEVICE,INC." in the IEEE registry, each with a slightly different Kanazawa address string. Holding three MA-L blocks across different eras is itself substance: it is the footprint of an ongoing hardware maker exhausting one 16.7-million-address block and being assigned another, not a one-off shell registration. The company's product line is squarely the kind of hardware that carries these prefixes — network-attached storage (LAN DISK, fidata), wired and wireless LAN routers and hubs, network cameras, and IoT/LTE routers. For an analyst classifying devices by MAC prefix, these OUIs reliably flag I-O DATA network hardware, and the vendor has a real, patched CVE history worth noting: its routers have appeared in multiple JVN (Japan Vulnerability Notes) advisories, including 2024 command-injection CVEs on the UD-LT1 series and 2025 advisories on the WN-7D36QR wireless router. As always for OUI data, IEEE publishes no registration date for any of these blocks — any "date registered" seen on third-party lookup tools is a database artifact, not an IEEE fact.

IEEE assignment
3 prefixes → I-O DATA DEVICE,INC., registered Kanazawa, Ishikawa, JP [Confirmed] — IEEE MA-L (lines 1647 / 9689 / 17459)
Registry / block size
MA-L (24-bit OUI), 3 blocks (~50.3M addresses). No MA-M or MA-S (36-bit) blocks found for this org [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry, the IEEE MA-M registry, the IEEE MA-S registry (no matches in the latter two)
Verified prefixes (all MA-L, I-O DATA DEVICE,INC.)
00:A0:B0, 34:76:C5, 50:41:B9 [Confirmed] — IEEE the IEEE MA-L registry (00A0B0 line 1647; 3476C5 line 17459; 5041B9 line 9689), cross-checked against maclookup.app
Registry address
Kanazawa, Ishikawa, JP (older block: "24-1, Sakurada-machi, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 920"; newer blocks: "3-10, Sakurada-machi, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 920-8512") [Confirmed] — IEEE MA-L address fields
HQ / country
Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan [Confirmed] — iodata.com
Company status
active; publicly traded on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (ticker 6916); founded 1976 [Likely] — TSE:6916 listing (single-source financial-listing corroboration; corporate identity itself is Confirmed via iodata.com)
Device types
NAS (LAN DISK, fidata), wired/wireless LAN routers, network hubs, network cameras, IoT/LTE routers [Confirmed] — iodata.com product catalog
Notable products
LAN DISK / fidata NAS series; WN-series and UD-series routers
Security note
I-O DATA routers appear in multiple JVN advisories — 2024 OS-command-injection CVEs on UD-LT1 / UD-LT1-EX (CVE-2024-45841, CVE-2024-47133, CVE-2024-52564; patched in firmware 2.1.9) and 2025 advisories on the WN-7D36QR wireless router (JVNVU#97490987, CVE-2025-55075 + CVE-2025-58116; fixed in firmware 2.1.3). Relevant context when flagging these devices by MAC prefix.
[Likely] — jvn.jp (Japan Vulnerability Notes); single-registry source
No-date note
IEEE public OUI data (the IEEE MA-L registry columns: Registry, Assignment, Organization Name, Organization Address) publishes NO assignment/registration date. Third-party "date registered" values (e.g. maclookup.app's 1998/2012/2019) are database artifacts, not IEEE facts, and are not recorded here.
[Confirmed] — standards-oui.ieee.org/oui/oui.csv
Analyst note
A globally-administered I-O DATA OUI reliably identifies genuine I-O DATA network hardware (NAS/routers/cameras). Multiple blocks across eras mean device age varies; OUI alone does not indicate firmware/patch level, which matters given the vendor's active CVE history.
[ 02 ] — OUI prefixes

Assignments by IEEE.

3
// registered prefixes3
  1. 00:A0:B0MA-L
  2. 34:76:C5MA-L
  3. 50:41:B9MA-L
[ 03 ] — Related

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