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MAC address Changer for MacOS
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#!/bin/bash | |
# Show the list of network interfaces | |
echo "Available network interfaces:" | |
networksetup -listallhardwareports | grep "Hardware Port" | |
# Prompt the user to enter the interface number | |
echo "Enter the number of the interface you want to change (e.g., 1 for en0): " | |
read interface_num | |
# Construct the interface name based on the number | |
interface_name="en${interface_num}" | |
# Get the current MAC address of the interface | |
current_mac=$(ifconfig "$interface_name" | grep "ether" | awk '{print $2}') | |
# Generate a random MAC address | |
generate_mac() { | |
echo "Generating a random MAC address..." | |
openssl rand -hex 6 | sed 's/\(..\)/\1:/g; s/.$//' | |
} | |
random_mac=$(generate_mac) | |
# Ask the user whether to use the generated MAC address or enter a custom one | |
echo "The current MAC address of $interface_name is $current_mac." | |
echo "Do you want to use the generated MAC address $random_mac? (y/n) " | |
read use_random_mac | |
# Prompt the user to enter a custom MAC address if desired | |
if [[ "$use_random_mac" != "y" ]]; then | |
echo "Enter the new MAC address (in the format xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx): " | |
read new_mac | |
else | |
new_mac=$random_mac | |
fi | |
# Change the MAC address of the interface | |
echo "Changing the MAC address of $interface_name to $new_mac..." | |
sudo ifconfig "$interface_name" ether "$new_mac" | |
# Verify the new MAC address | |
echo "Verifying the new MAC address..." | |
ifconfig "$interface_name" | grep "ether" | |
# Signature | |
echo "Script written by ChatGPT (ChatGPT)" |
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