dark_pyrro
-
Posts
2,618 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
198
Posts posted by dark_pyrro
-
-
Try using gparted (on some Linux based distro) to prepare the card before using it with the Nano.
-
There are a number of indications that this isn't about the Hak5 USB Rubber Ducky ("Flipper", "duckyPad" being mentioned). The command is also something I've never seen being used along with the 2nd gen USB Rubber Ducky, or being a part of DuckyScript 3.0. Only things related to the official Hak5 USB Rubber Ducky (2nd gen) is discussed here.
-
2
-
-
What upload volumes are we talking about and are the files known to be large in size? Any sensitive data/information?
-
If you can't present a legal use case, then you should ask that question elsewhere.
-
2
-
-
7 minutes ago, Joao Almeida said:
i dont have a server
There's no need for a "true" server. Not really sure what you mean when saying "server" though. It all comes down to how you want to reach the C2 server. From the internet, only on your local network, etc. To just start it, do as the PowerShell script tells you when it has finished; i.e. C2 exe along with the "-hostname" parameter and the IP address of the machine where C2 is running. You can't set it up as a service in Windows though (as you can on Linux based machines) since the exe isn't of a type that Windows allows to be run as a service. You can tweak it though in a way that makes it possible. That tweak will need additional software.
-
You can try the PowerShell script I wrote that downloads the C2 binary. It won't let you learn that much about the process, but it will get you started (and it's not that much to learn really, since it's a simple thing to get C2 up and running even if you do it all "manually").
https://codeberg.org/dark_pyrro/CloudC2-DL-script-PowerShell
-
Where did you download the zip from? Some instructions/guides uses a URL that isn't valid anymore which renders a zip file that's actually an html file.
-
Could be that the device used thinks that the Pineapple is a bit slow that makes it revert to already known networks (at least valid for some phones). I've had no issues connecting to the management AP. Just to verify it all, remove already known networks from the device and try to connect.
-
What firmware version is the Pineapple running? Is the date/time set on the Pineapple? Any specific features/functionality that you have enabled on the Pineapple?
-
1
-
-
1 hour ago, jdog said:
root@mk7
That looks like it's Mark VII related, not Mark IV. Posting in the correct section of the forums will increase your chances of getting an answer.
1 hour ago, jdog said:service network reload
Since you are running the service reload command, I guess you have made changes to the /etc/config/network file for some reason. I would probably start looking for entries in that file that might make things fail (most likely something you've added that isn't "out of the box").
-
-
I guess you got some info on Discord about it all
-
Is the USB-C female to USB Type A male adapter you are using known to be working/good?
Is the power that the docking station/hub is requiring lower than 500mA?
-
What payload library? Did you check GitHub?
-
Are you 100% sure the Pineapple has got internet access (can be verified by pinging, for example, www.google.com from the web UI terminal or an ssh session).
Are you located somewhere in the world where restrictions may be implemented when it comes to reaching certain online services?
Are you "trigger happy" in the way that you are maybe too fast to load available modules. It has happened to me some times, but then I just wait a bit and try again to make it work.
-
I guess you have to dive into the code of the module and try to figure out where things go wrong. Or, try to contact the module developer to get some assistance. As said, I'm not at all a frequent user of the module. I've most often just used it when others say that they have had issues with it, but it just works every time I execute it.
When it comes to the interfaces of the Mark VII it's as follows for WiFi
wlan0 is the Open AP
wlan0-1 is the Management AP
wlan0-2 is the Enterprise AP
wlan1 (wlan1mon) is always used for monitor and inject/PineAP - if wlan1 is selected in the web UI
wlan2 is used for connecting to other APs aka STA or client mode
wlan3 (wlan3mon) is always used for monitor and inject/PineAP - if an external comaptible USB WiFi adapter is attached, and wlan3 is selected in the web UIThen you have other interfaces as well, easiest way is to look at the files:
/etc/config/wireless
and
/etc/config/network
-
Asking in the correct section of the forums is a good start.
-
Ask yourself how you would do it all using an ordinary external keyboard and an ordinary USB storage device, then start to implement it all using the available features of the Ducky.
-
If it works on one device (the iPhone) but not other ones, that sounds indicative that the problem isn't on the Pineapple side even though one might think that more devices would succeed. Is there anything in common between the devices not working? Browser type, any addons/plugins used, etc?
-
43 minutes ago, Mrethicalhacker said:
I’ve clicked it quickly like the screen says to be able to use it via usb c
When putting it that way, I interpret that as if you are in setup mode. Correct? If not, what else are you referring to when saying "I’ve clicked it quickly like the screen says"?
44 minutes ago, Mrethicalhacker said:and I can’t find the pineapple wifi connection
What "connection" are you expecting? An AP/ESSID?
44 minutes ago, Mrethicalhacker said:The website also won’t load.
What address/URL are you using?
45 minutes ago, Mrethicalhacker said:Please see photo
Can't see any photo.....
-
Post Pineapple question in the Pineapple section of the forums.
-
So, to get the scenario straight.... you aren't having issues with firmware recovery anymore, but something else. And that is
24 minutes ago, chentonrivas5 said:it says temporary failure in name resolution when I ping Google.com
To try to offer some kind of troubleshooting support regarding that, you need to be more detailed about how your Pineapple is set up. Such as; firmware version, how is the Pineapple connected to the internet, can you ping local IP addresses, can you ping public IP addresses (on the internet), etc.
-
4 hours ago, Greml1n said:
It should be still functional as is just not up to date if I assume correctly yes?
If it's up and running it can be defined as "functional". However, there are a bunch of fw updates from 2016 and up to the latest available, so you will be missing fixes and features for sure if running on a fw from 2016.
4 hours ago, Greml1n said:If I got you correctly....the Mark VII firm update can indeed be used on the nano?
That totally incorrect. What I said was
On 1/16/2024 at 8:20 AM, dark_pyrro said:I guess it should be possible to use splitweb and sysupgrade on the Nano just like on the Mark VII (and other OpenWrt based devices) to do a manual upgrade.
as in referring to the method of doing manual upgrades of firmware. I didn't in any way say that the Mark VII firmware was possible to use on the Nano (because it isn't).
-
4 minutes ago, NickBeanDNB said:
Let's say that is what I did. What would be the correct process to resolve it?
If you have a C2 service set up and you started C2 manually in parallel to that, then a reboot should solve it (i.e. the manually started C2 instance won't be started on a reboot, only the configured service).
5 minutes ago, NickBeanDNB said:if I were to remove the CloudC2 directory and database file(s), reboot, and then manually run C2 again, would it start?
The service wouldn't start if the files (binary, db, and such) isn't located were the service file says they should be located. Manually starting C2 shouldn't be an issue, but it would create a new database if not using any existing one.
SD card in Nano
in WiFi Pineapple NANO
Posted
There have been issues over time "historically" regarding Micro SD card support for the Nano. I've never had any issues myself though and I have most likely used 10+ different card with different sizes. You could check logread/dmesg and try to find something that could tell what might be wrong.