
By: Krintoxi
October 29, 2015
NoobSec Toolkit v2: MAC Address spoofing for Anonymity and Security

By: Krintoxi
October 29, 2015

NoobSecToolkit will call a script that will change the MAC address of your network interfaces to random values for the time of a working session. This is what we call "MAC address spoofing". MAC address spoofing hides the serial number of your network interface, and somewhat, who you are, to the local network.
Please keep in mind on some network interfaces, MAC address spoofing is not possible due to limitations in the hardware or in Linux.
We will want to start by cloning NoobSecToolkit Version 2 to our file system to do this
(1) CTRL + ALT + T (Open Terminal)(2) git clone https://github.com/krintoxi/NoobSecToolkit.git(3) cd NoobSecToolkit/NoobSecToolkit/(4) python NSToolkit.pyOnce the Toolkit launches, it will ask "What do you want to do : " in this case, we will type: macspoofthis will launch the Mac Spoofing script, which will ask you if you want to continue, type : y and hit enterThis will temporarily spoof your device Mac Address for the current session hiding who you are on the local network , and show you the results. Keep in mind that once your device is rebooted , your spoofed address will reset itself.------------------------Real World Example.-------------------------The NSA , FBI, among other agencies actively use MAC Address identification to target groups and objectives. A main example would be how they used this tactic to hunt down and arrest Lulzsec hackers!
According to the complaint against Jeremy Hammond, aka “sup_g” his physical residence in Chicago (US), was under continuous surveillance after being identified as a LulzSec member, FBI agents measured his wireless router signal strength and determined that it was located towards the rear of his home.They then applied for a court order to monitor all traffic coming in and out of that router with a trap and trace device identifying all unique MAC addresses connected to the router, an FBI expert then linked the suspect’s computer MAC address with an IP connected to the tor network (first node).
I hope this information was useful to some of you, thank you.