spoof
Easily spoof your MAC address in macOS, Windows, & Linux!
Node.js port of the popular SpoofMAC Python utility.
Why?
I made this because changing your MAC address on macOS is harder than it should be. The Wi-Fi card needs to be manually disassociated from any connected networks in order for the change to apply correctly – super annoying! Doing this manually each time is tedious and lame.
Instead, just run spoof and change your MAC address in one command.
Now for Windows and Linux, too!
Install
- Install node.js (it’s a programming platform like Python, Java, etc.)
- Open Terminal. Let’s use Spotlight to find it.
- Install spoof by typing this command and pressing Enter.
That’s it! spoof is installed.
4.Now, let’s print out the help page. Just like before, run this command in Terminal.
5. Now, let’s print out all our network devices.
6.Find the device you want to set or randomize the MAC address for in the list. Wi-Fi is usually called en0 on modern Macs. Then, run this command:
7.You may need to reconnect to the Wi-Fi hotspot you were connected to. But, that’s it! Your MAC address is changed. You can confirm by re-running:
Full command list
You can always see up-to-date usage instructions by running spoof –help.
List available devices
List available devices, but only those on Wi-Fi
Randomize MAC address (requires root)
You can use the hardware port name, such as:
or the device name, such as:
Set device MAC address to something specific (requires root)
Reset device to its original MAC address (requires root)
While not always possible (because sometimes the original hardware MAC isn’t available), you can try setting the MAC address of a device back to its burned-in address using reset:
On macOS, another option to reset your MAC address is to simply restart your computer. macOS doesn’t preserve changes to your MAC address between restarts.
Copyright (c) Feross Aboukhadijeh
Source: https://github.com/feross/
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