MACCA is a simple command-line MAC address spoofing tool. This tool operates using the built-in ip command in order to configure the MAC address of a particular network interface. By default, executing this tool will generate a random new MAC address using the manuf.json file that contains thousands of different OUI (organizationally unique identifiers) to disguise the device as something that it isn't. The last six bytes are then randomly generated using a built-in function.
Currently, this tool is only supported on Linux as it uses a method that is only available on Linux. Support for Windows is planned and will be implemented in future.
- Scapy Library
- JSON Library
- RE (Regex) Library
python -m pip install ./requirements.txt
If for any reason your MAC address is important and must remain the same due to it being recognised by external / internal systems such as a whitelist on a network, DO NOT use this tool unless the prior address has been recorded. This tool can be used to bypass blacklists as I have tested it in such a scenario successfully. Using this tool for malicious / illegal reasons is something I DO NOT condone and doing so is at the risk of the user partaking in such activities.