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Digininja and digip, thank you for the quick replies. This is all completely hypothetical. Just for the sake of educating myself. For example, im sure you remember not long ago the webrtc leak issue with VPNs? From what i understand that leaked your local ip. So why exactly would that be an issue when a local ip couldnt be plugged into an ip tracker and get an approximate location? Basically what i am trying to do is understand what exactly the dangers would be to letting your local Ip be known, whether that be an acciental leak or not. Thanks again

Hey everyone, so i always had this thought, but i could never get a solid answer. My question is...say you were running a pentest on an access point that you were connected to. In order to protect yourself you spoof your mac. What about the internal ip that you were assigned by the router? Can you be traced by that? If yes, is there any way around that to stay protected on a lan? I always thought that your mac is an identifying factor when on a lan, but if you spoof it, you protect yourself. Any input is appreciated. Thank you!

Datahead, Thank you SO much for that informative reply. Exactly what i needed. I am going to try out what you said. Although i might just use one of my alfa cards. I have an NH and an NHA. What do you think is better to use with the pineapple? Thanks again

Hey Zara thanks for the reply. Thats what i thought! And from what i read and learned, thats what you are supposed to do, but what had me confused is why wlan0 showed me around 10+ AP's, but wlan0 gave me 3 at the most. Major difference that has me boggled. Even when running deauth, wlan0 seemed to perform better. Little things like this drive me crazy.

Hey all, So i am new to this community and i am glad to be here. Really loving this pineapple already. Now i have had most of my experience in kali linux with a lot of the tools i want to use on the pineapple, but already a few things have me a bit boggled. First and most importantly is interfaces. Now i know wlan1 is used for injection and client mode, but here is where i got confused. Does that stil apply within infusions? I ask this because i was using wps and to scan for AP's defaults to wlan0. There is also wlan0-1, and wlan1. I figured i should be using wlan1. When i refreshed the scan with wlan1, only about 2 AP's showed up, where as with wlan0, over 10 showed up. Should i still be using wlan1? or wlan0? That question also applies to mdk3. I didnt know which interface to use there either. As it seemed wlan0 did the best deauthing against my AP. The other thing i was not sure of is if i must manually put my interface into monitor mode, or if it is done automatically. I am not used to using a GUI for these tools. Any help would be greatly appreciated. thank you