MacDaddyX For Mac

MacDaddyX (also known as MacDaddy) is a small Mac app that can detect your MAC address and enables you to effortlessly change (spoof) it with a randomly generated one. Note that MacDaddyX works on a software level, and does not modify the hardware burned-in MAC addresses.

By generating a random MAC address for your device, you will prevent being recognized online by this identification number that is burned in the hardware. MacDaddyX comes with a large OID database, and reduces the MAC modification procedure to three easy steps.

Right off the bat, in the app’s main window, you will be able to see your current MAC address associated to each of the available adapters. All you have to do is select the network adapter you want to spoof, press the “Random” button to create a new address, and then click “Change” to activate the new MAC.

Noteworthy is that the change might not work in all cases: simply generate a new OID and try again until you receive a confirmation message. MacDaddyX also includes a “Restore” button, but during out test it did not become active.

MacDaddyX offers you the possibility to quickly customize your software MAC address with a couple of mouse clicks, which means that it is very easy to use even by inexperienced operators.

The application can generate random MAC addresses, and comes with support for various manufacturers, but if you choose to use an address included in the built-in OID database, MacDaddyX will automatically display the appropriate manufacturer.

However, keep in mind that the MacDaddyX application is no longer under development, and that the support website no longer works: if you will encounter any issues, you must fix them on your own.