Software to test MAC address privacy

[Robert Moskowitz <rgm htt-consult com>]

Greetings from IEEE 802 plenay in San Diego.  We are winding down, but 
Monday night we had a talk on Pervasive Surveillance:

https://mentor.ieee.org/802-ec/dcn/14/ec-14-0043-00-00EC-internet-privacy-tutorial.pdf

I discussed this with the 802 chair and presentation moderator, and we 
are looking to see if we can actually test the consequences of using 
random local MAC addresses.  The idea is to have an opt-in SSID at 
future 802 meetings, and perhaps at the IETF as well (same network 
support company) where only random local MAC addresses are allowed and 
then to see what problems occur (DHCP, ARP tables, bridging tables, etc.).

So we (those of us that want to figure this out to see if it is worth 
doing) are looking to the OS providers to help.  I have been tasked with 
reaching to the Linux community as I run Fedora.

The thought is the MAC address is temporarily overwritten with a local 
MAC random address.  This address should be changed with some 
periodicity.  We have not worked out this part yet.  Also per Internet 
Draft:

draft-ietf-6man-ipv6-address-generation-privacy-01.txt

privacy for both global and local scope IPv6 addresses.

So how do I get interest in this effort and get some revised test app 
for me (and other Linux users) to participate?

thank you