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When using SSLSplit, we know that the browsers give an unsecure connection error because the certificates are not valid, but I have read that if one were to buy a valid certifricate and use that, they can avoid the browser warning. If I were to buy a SSL certificate, how would I about doing this with the WiFi Pineapple SSLSplit module?

Is it possible to use my android phone's 4G/LTE internet with the pineapple so that devices connecting to the pineapple will have internet?

Whenever I try injecting HTML into a webpage or anything else that modifies the page through MITM it doesn't work unless I explicitly press the refresh button in the browser. I believe the pages are being cached. Is there a way to get around this?

I was wondering, since the Tetra has larger antennae, how good is the range?

I appreciate the reply. Trust me, the devices are barely even 8 feet away. and Yes, some will stay connected, while others will not.

Anyone? I'd like to know what's the reason behind this issue.

I can get a few devices to connect to the PineAP but some of them disconnect to PineAP shortly after. What could be the reason behind this? All the devices were in range. I'm running the latest Pineapple NANO firmware. Also, if it's worth mentioning, all devices are iPhones.

About a month or so ago, DIRTBox/DRTBox devices started appearing all over the news. they target cell phone service by pretending to be a cell phone tower to track people. You can read more about it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirtbox_(cell_phone) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stingray_phone_tracker http://www.allgov.com/usa/ca/news/top-stories/lapd-has-had-stingray-on-steroids-surveillance-equipment-for-a-decade-150812?news=857184 What are your thoughts on this?

Yes, from here http://www.asix.com.tw/download.php?sub=driverdetail&PItemID=97 Go to devices and Printers, right click device, click properties, go to the hardware tab, click properties, click change settings in the general tab, now navigate to the driver tab. click update driver, and locate the folder that you extracted with the files and install.

My goal is to capture the traffic without tampering with the server but with the network instead.

I can definitely edit the port forward settings, but will that disrupt the server/service if my attacker machine goes offline?

I am wondering if this would be possible. Lets say that I have a server in my home and it is properly port forwarded and everything which means that the website can be accessed outside of the network. My question is, if I am inside the same network as the server, is it possible to MITM that server so that when someone outside of the network logs in with the website, I can capture the login data?

I believe that they've stopped making the Mark V. If you want the old interface back, you could try replicating it by modifying the CSS to make it look like the old one but I don't know if that would work out. The coding with the new NANO is completely different.