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While it is wise to reduce your logging footprint locally on your device, full disk encryption (FDE) is a sufficient anti-forensic mitigation for logging. If the attacker obtains access to your device as it is running (either physical or remote via a security compromise), logging is most likely the least of your concerns.
## MAC Randomization
Media access control (MAC) addresses are unique identifiers for network interface controllers/cards (NIC). These identifiers exist at Layer 2 of the OSI model[^14]. As one could expect, unique identifiers can be problematic. Proprietary router firmware such as Netgear and other vendors can attempt to correlate static MACs to individuals. Your MAC could also be correlated between different routers and subsequently different router SSIDs. Wardriving is a method by which organizations will scan for SSIDs around different areas to collect MAC addresses and SSIDs.
Media access control (MAC) addresses are unique identifiers for network interface controllers/cards (NIC). These identifiers exist at Layer 2 of the OSI model.[^14] As one could expect, unique identifiers can be problematic. Proprietary router firmware such as Netgear and other vendors can attempt to correlate static MACs to individuals. Your MAC could also be correlated between different routers and subsequently different router SSIDs. Wardriving is a method by which organizations will scan for SSIDs around different areas to collect MAC addresses and SSIDs.
All anti-forensic operating systems spoof or randomize the MAC address by default. A GNU/Linux utility called `macchanger` can alter and randomize the MAC address.
Set MAC to one by the same vendor: `macchanger -a <interface (i.e. eth0)>`