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Thanks to popular request, I began a new script (functional now!)
To allow you to work within a list of random mac addresses.
This way you can have it select a random mac from the list every
boot or run as command (boot install optional)
And generate + add new ones, as well as edit to remove from your list. 👍
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# Makes wipri a common Linux command
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# Optionally makes systemd unique identity at boot (only if yes is answered at end ques)
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#
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# Public Blog/Tutorials and Support Options + more: https://buymeacoffee.com/politictech
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# WiPri Guide: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/politictech/wifi-privacy-with-wipri-any-linux-device
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#
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wpcmd="wipri -d wlan0 -p" # Example command for boot, set on question during running
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wpservicefile='wipri.service' # wipri.service file location for the boot section
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read -p "Start a new disinfo identity at each boot (yes/no)?: " boot
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if [ $boot == yes ]; then
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echo "(the following question below can use commands from wipri or wipri-list adding them to boot)"
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read -p "What wipri mac address command would you like to start at boot? (ex: wipri -d wlan0 -p): " wpcmd
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sed -i "13s/.*/ExecStart=$wpcmd/" $wpservicefile
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sed -i "14s/.*/ExecReload=killall -9 wipri;$wpcmd/" $wpservicefile
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#!/bin/bash
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#
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# wipri-list - saved/trusted list mode
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#
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# Why this? Many asked for it. People like to recognize their machines.
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#
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# Public Blog/Support options: https://buymeacoffee.com/politictech
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# email righttoprivacy[at]tutanota.com
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#
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# COLORS
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export BLUE='\033[1;94m'
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export GREEN='\033[1;92m'
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export RED='\033[1;91m'
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export ENDCOLOR='\033[1;00m'
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# VARIABLES
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macfile='/etc/wipri/maclist' # current mac list file
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oui_file='/etc/wipri/phone.OUI' # OUI file - default is phones - change to any OUI list
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netdev="wlan0" # default value for wifi card
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checktime='.5' # time between checks
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newmac="" # variable for the new mac in each setting
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# checks current mac address to be sure firmware didn't change it/crash/set back mac;
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# when device is detected to have wrong mac, immediately sets our valid OUI random addr
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maccheck() {
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while :
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do
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curmac=$(cat /sys/class/net/$netdev/address)
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sleep .25
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if [ "$curmac" != "$newmac" ]; then
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echo "Sys MAC addr chang detected. Fixing!"
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ip link set dev $netdev down;ip link set dev $netdev address $newmac;ip link set dev $netdev up;
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fi
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sleep $checktime
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done
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}
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# SHOW MAC ADDRESS LIST AND CHOOSE
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macList() {
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cat $macfile && sleep .5
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#read -p "What mac address command would you like to start at boot? (ex: wipri -d wlan0 -p): " wpcmd
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#sed -i "13s/.*/ExecStart=$wpcmd/" $wpservicefile
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}
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# CREATE AND ADD NEW MAC TO LIST
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macAdd() {
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hexchar="abcdef0123456789"
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beg=$(shuf -n 1 $oui_file) # $oui_file contains important info to generate valid random macs: ma>
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end=$( for i in {1..6} ; do echo -n ${hexchar:$(( $RANDOM % 16 )):1} ; done | sed -e 's/\(..\)/:\1/g' )
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mac=$beg$end
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/bin/echo -e "$BLUE Created And Added MAC: $RED$mac$ENDCOLOR"
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#ip link set dev $netdev down;ip link set dev $netdev address $mac;ip link set dev $netdev up;
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echo ""
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echo $mac >> $macfile
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echo "$mac has been added to our Onion Memory"
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}
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while getopts ":d:alr:s" arg; do
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case $arg in
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# SET NETWORK DEVICE FOR MAC CHANGES - ALWAYS USE -d FLAG
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d)
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netdev=${OPTARG}
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echo "device chosen: ${RED}$netdev${ENDCOLOR}"
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;;
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# GENERATE AND ADD NEW RANDOM BUT VALID OUI MAC TO OUR LIST
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macAdd
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;;
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# DISPLAY CURRENT MAC LIST
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echo -e "Recalling mac address list"
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cat $macfile
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;;
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# REMOVE SPECIFIC MAC FROM OUR CURRENT LIST
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remmac=${OPTARG}
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echo -e "Removing ${RED}$remmac${ENDCOLOR} from our list"
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sed -e s/$remmac//g -i $macfile && sleep .5
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sed -i '/^$/d' $macfile
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echo "Updated File:"
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cat $macfile
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;;
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# SELECT RANDOMLY CHOSEN MAC FROM OUR LIST AND SET IT WITH MAC LEAK PROTECTION
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echo -e "Selecting Random MAC From Our Listfile..." && sleep .5
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newmac=$(shuf -n 1 $macfile)
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echo -e "MAC selected: $newmac\n"
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ip link set dev $netdev down;ip link set dev $netdev address $mac;ip link set dev $netdev up;
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maccheck
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echo -e "* MAC Checking ${GREEN}Enabled${ENDCOLOR} To Prevent Leaks *\n"
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echo -e "If installed at boot check with ${BLUE}sudo systemctl status wipri${ENDCOLOR}\n"
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;;
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esac
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done
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