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Most states do not have laws that specifically deal with spoofing technology itself. However, it can be illegal to use spoofing to defraud or harm someone. It may also be illegal to use someone else’s identity to defraud or to impersonate certain public officials. See What laws protect me from impersonation? for more information on some criminal laws that could apply to spoofing.
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