Ismail-Benali / NatsuMacTool

NatsuMacTool is a tool that automatically sets a random MAC address for the primary network interface upon system startup.

NatsuMacTool is a simple script written in Bash to automatically set a random MAC address for the primary network interface upon system startup in Linux.

Features

• Automatically sets a random MAC address for the primary network interface upon system startup.
• Enhances privacy and security by periodically changing the MAC address.
• Easy to use and configure.

Prerequisites

• Bash
• NetworkManager (nmcli command)

Usage

1. Clone this repository or download the NatsuMacTool.sh script.
2. Make the script executable by running:

   chmod +x NatsuMacTool.sh
   

3. Run the script with sudo privileges:

   sudo ./NatsuMacTool.sh
   

4. (Optional) Make the script run automatically on system startup by following these steps:
   • Open the rc.local file for editing with sudo privileges:

     sudo nano /etc/rc.local
     

   • Add the following line before the line exit 0:

     /bin/bash /path/to/NatsuMacTool.sh
     

     Replace /path/to/NatsuMacTool.sh with the full path to your script file.
   • Save the changes and exit the editor.
   • Make sure that rc.local is executable by running:

     sudo chmod +x /etc/rc.local
     

   • Reboot your system to apply the changes:

     sudo reboot
     

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.