craig131

Download the Responder package from the pinned post here: Drop the .deb file into your /tools directory. Safely eject, remount. Then run the payload just as you would any other. Works great on locked machines!

Beautiful! I'm so happy to see a shiny new feature-rich system update after all this time :)

Have you tried formatting the sd card though the web interface under Resources > USB Info?

I was doing some totally legal mobile pentesting the other day for several hours and noticed that my pineapple gets pretty hot when inside the zipped up carrying bag. I know that routers in general should have good ventilation to avoid hardware damage, so I was a little worried that the Pineapple might not be getting enough fresh air in there. What do you think? Is it worth being concerned over?

I would just give the phone a static IP address through its network interface. Just be sure to make it a high enough number so that there's little chance the IP will get assigned to a device automatically through DHCP.

Yup, I am having the same problem. Lots of timeouts in my pings too.

I see thanks again Seb. I skipped 1.0.2 so I didn't see the message about bundling the infusion updates together, as it mentions it on the 1.0.2 update page, but not on the 1.0.3 release page. In the future I will try to make it a habit to read all previous version patch notes before asking questions.

Thanks Seb. I have one more question if you have time. Before I updated to 1.0.3 I had quite a few infusion updates available. However once I flashed 1.0.3 those updates disappeared. Were they included with 1.0.3 or should I have installed them before flashing and am now missing out?

I believe I found the cause of my problem. After re-flashing 1.0.3 from the web interface, the slow loading issue was resolved. However after updating the "bar" infusion to 1.2 the problem re-occurs. So, if you are having this same problem, re-flash and avoid the 1.2 bar infusion update for now.

The tiles take a very long time to load and opening the large tile interface always shows the little ASCI bunny for a while. I have tried formatting the SD card and Factory restoring, but the problem persists. What should I try next, maybe a re-flash? Here is my syslog immediately after booting up. I would really appreciate your help, guys.

Here are a few Abuse Filter rules I use: Prevents non-sysops from blanking an article: (consequences: disallow) !("sysop" in user_groups) & new_size < 40 & old_size > 300 & article_namespace == 0 & !(lcase(added_lines) rlike "#redirect") Don't touch other user's pages unless you're a sysop: (disallow) !("sysop" in user_groups) & article_namespace == 2 & count (user_name, article_text) == 0 Less Objectivity: (disallow) article_namespace != 90 & (lcase(new_wikitext) rlike "\bi think\b|\bi like\b") I have a good one for blocking bad words that is triggered a lot, but I'm hesitant to post literally a list of the worst words possible on this forum. Let me know if you'd like it and I can PM it.

As far as essential extensions, I would choose: WikiEditor - modules that improve the user experience of editing. It is the editing interface used by Wikipedia. Liquid Threads - HIghly improved talk/discussion pages. Adds discussion threading and reply notifications. Essential for spam-blocking (a huge problem with MediaWiki sites): ConfirmEdit - Adds required captcha for new user creation and anonymous edits. TorBlock - Prevents edits from users on the tor network. While controversial, I like it because IP bans are not very effective if the offender can just fire up their tor browser. AntiSpoof - Prevents confusable usernames from being created. It blocks the creation of accounts with mixed-script, confusing and similar usernames. AbuseFilter - Filters can be setup to automatically detect vandalism and abuse. It can ban or warn users automatically. I'll try to remember to add more later. You can view which extensions any Mediawiki site uses by going to the page Special:Version.

Yikes, that sounds like a serious bug. I think I'll wait to update until Seb comments on this.

Cool, I'm happy to see that we will be using Mediawiki for the future wiki. I have a lot of experience with Mediawiki after creating and administrating this wiki for a few years now. Let me know if you guys need any help with any of the technical aspects, such as setting up anti-spam or essential MW extensions. I will wait to start editing until that big red notice is off the home page though.

RandomRoll is great for impressing people, I know from experience :P Also demoing SSLstrip and TCPDump will help educate people about the dangers of public wifi like nothing else.