NinjaMoves 1.0 - Network Anonymity and MAC Spoofing Tool

NinjaMoves 1.0 is a powerful network anonymity and security tool designed to help users spoof their MAC address and change their system's hostname. This tool is mainly for Linux-based systems and is crafted for privacy-conscious individuals who want to stay anonymous and protect their data in controlled environments.

Created by SlickLab.Digital, NinjaMoves makes it easy to modify your network identity, ensuring you're not being tracked by your MAC address and hostname.

Warning: This tool should only be used in a legal and ethical manner, within your own systems or with explicit permission from the system owner.

Features

• MAC Address Spoofing: Automatically detects the primary network interface and assigns a random MAC address using the macchanger tool.
• Hostname Change: Randomizes the system hostname for enhanced anonymity.
• Cross-Platform: Works on most Linux-based systems (e.g., Ubuntu, Kali Linux).
• Simple Command-Line Interface: Easy-to-use with minimal setup.

Installation

Prerequisites

Ensure your system has the following tools installed:

• macchanger
• iproute2
• sudo

On most Debian-based systems (e.g., Ubuntu, Kali), you can install them using:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install macchanger iproute2 sudo

Steps to Install
Clone the repository:

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git clone https://github.com/EzlikDragon/ninjamoves.git
Navigate to the project directory:

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cd ninjamoves
Make the script executable:

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chmod +x ninjamoves
Optionally, move the script to a global directory like /usr/local/bin:

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sudo mv ninjamoves /usr/local/bin
Copy the .ico file to the appropriate directory:

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sudo cp NinjaMoves.ico /usr/share/icons/hicolor/128x128/apps/ninjamoves.ico
Create a .desktop file to enable easier access from the application menu:

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sudo cp ninjamoves.desktop /usr/share/applications/
Refresh the desktop application database:

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sudo update-desktop-database
Usage
To run NinjaMoves, simply execute the following command:

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ninjamoves
The tool will:

Detect the primary network interface.

Spoof the MAC address.

Change the system hostname to a randomly generated one.

Example output:

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[*] Spoofing MAC address on eth0 ...
[*] Changing hostname to: host-abc123