I recently posted to github a script that adds some intelligence to mac address randomization and spoofing.
https://github.com/Boruch-Baum/mac_changer_choice
The script's main features above the 'macchanger' binary:
1] it won't ever assign a currently invalid vendor string
(ie. one not yet allocated by the 'registration authority',
the IEEE).
2] it can assign a vendor string based upon a scan or a grep within
a survey list. The script includes a sample survey of 48 consumer
items commonly available in the USA for retail sale in January 2014
(mostly laptops, some tablets and other).
For example, if one wants to 'spoof' a Macintosh, one would want
a random MAC address from only those very few vendor strings used by
Apple in its Macintosh product line, not those many strings
assigned to industrial and non-consumer products (even the Coca-Cola
company has its own mac address vendor string).
I'd welcome feedback and ideas. If this can be helpful to TAILS, that
would be great.
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