NAC-Bypass

NAC Bypass is a Linux-based tool designed to create a transparent Layer-2 bridge with two Ethernet interfaces that facilitates bypassing Network Access Control (NAC) mechanisms by inheriting an active authentication session from a legitimate workstation. Its primary use case centers on network penetration testing and security assessments, allowing attackers to forward traffic while maintaining authorized access. Notable features include customizable network interface assignment, built-in options for passive monitoring, and integration with tools like Responder for enhanced functionality.