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  1. I downloaded it but how do I install it?
  2. Its been almost a year since I played with my Mark 3. I noticed that a firmware update was posted in Jan of this year. I searched the forums and online but I could not find the steps on how to update the device. How can I bring my Mark3 to the latest and greatest software & firmware? Thank you!
  3. ya i was using the ac adapter. its ok it doesnt overheat tho. Its running fine :)
  4. Console to your pineapple. type vi /etc/hostapd/karma.conf now edit the file manually. You will see ^M, just delete those by using the VI commands. Once you do that you are good to go!
  5. So all day today I was trying to get the shutdown call to work on my pineapple. It worked once and then all subsequent runs it failed to shutdown my pineapple. Pineapple would always reboot. I went around online and found the code for busybox and the shutdown code is still not perfect; if it cant shutdown it will do a reboot. The snippet is provided below. I went looking for the rc call and found the way to turn off any linux device is to issue the following command: root@Pineapple:/sbin# /etc/init.d/rcS K shutdown How did I find the command? Like this :) root@Pineapple:/sbin# cat /etc/inittab ::sysinit:/etc/init.d/rcS S boot ::shutdown:/etc/init.d/rcS K shutdown tts/0::askfirst:/bin/ash --login ttyS0::askfirst:/bin/ash --login tty1::askfirst:/bin/ash --login You can issue this command from console or web it works (under the advance tab). The Pineapple will shutdown immediately. Just give it a minute and all is good. I hope this helps a lot of you out there. Also, you can modify the advance.php code to issue this command if you want to :) ############ CODE FROM BUSYBOX ################ //TODO: I tend to think that signalling linuxrc is wrong // pity original author didn't comment on it... if (ENABLE_FEATURE_INITRD) { /* talk to linuxrc */ /* bbox init/linuxrc assumed */ pid_t *pidlist = find_pid_by_name("linuxrc"); if (pidlist[0] > 0) rc = kill(pidlist[0], signals[which]); if (ENABLE_FEATURE_CLEAN_UP) free(pidlist); } if (rc) { /* talk to init */ if (!ENABLE_FEATURE_CALL_TELINIT) { /* bbox init assumed */ rc = kill(1, signals[which]); } else { /* SysV style init assumed */ /* runlevels: * 0 == shutdown * 6 == reboot */ execlp(CONFIG_TELINIT_PATH, CONFIG_TELINIT_PATH, which == 2 ? "6" : "0", (char *)NULL ); bb_perror_msg_and_die("can't execute '%s'", CONFIG_TELINIT_PATH); } } } else { rc = reboot(magic[which]);
  6. Hello HAK5'ers!!! I recently acquired my MK3 (Thanks Guys!!) I got it up and running however, I experienced a few hiccups with it. 1) Wireless devices will connect to the Pineapple. However, urlsnarf and dnsspoof are not working. * How do I know? I sshed into the unit and went through the log files. They are empty..... * I have followed all instructions outlined for DNS SPoofing on wifipineapple but still no luck. 2) My Pineapple will sometimes reboots randomly.... Minor Concern -> 3) I noticed the Pineapple gets hot after a while, is this a known issue? Anyways, I am going to dive into the code and start looking into why my DNS Spoofing isnt working as well as why URLSnarf is not showing any URLS........... If anyone has a walk through on how to use the features from web &/or command line I would greatly appreciate it. On a side note, Factory Defaults does not set everything back to factory settings. It would be nice if the conf files were posted online so I could transfer them to the pineapple. Im gonna write some scripts down the line and will share them with everyone on HAK5. Cheers!
  7. I think everyone has provided "newbie" with all the information he needs and I believe this thread is about to head down the wrong road. Lock the thread before its too late ... my 2 cents.
  8. Newbie, Hacking isnt something you can learn over night, there are so many different aspects to hacking. I still believe in Kevin Mitnick's idea the weakest link is the person aka Social Engineering. Forget all the passwords or work associated with decrypting the key to a wireless network, or setting up a fake server in a country where they immune to US laws, just demonstrate how easy it is to bypass security measures. Maybe you can show how the latest bio-security tools are vulnerable to simple of things such as lifting a fingerprint from a glass and putting it on tape. .... I am leaving some intermediate steps out because its not wise for me to disclose that info here... Lastly lick the paper and place them over the finger scanner and presto, it unlocks! Now thats something James Bond would do or from a future version of MI 4. I dont know but just think of things that are cool to demonstrate. You dont necessarily have to do them but you can create a hypothetical scenario based on things that have already been done. I dont know, make it into a short film and show case everything to your prof? Maybe you should ask your prof to point you to the right direction. However, my recommendation to you is read the books "Art of Deception" & "Art of Intrusion" . Thats the first thing you need to do. Best of Luck !
  9. Everyone tries to crack WEP right away however, has anyone tried Stealth hacking? In other words, capture as many of the WEP packets (maybe 250,000) or more, and then decrypt them? That way no one would know you were ever on the network because all the transmissions occur over wireless, you are simply listening in. Not only will you have the passcode to jump on to the network next time, but you can decrypt all the packets you captured. Isnt that a great xmas gift!!!!??? So how many have done this?
  10. Hi! I am a network security engineer. Keep up the good work. :)
  11. Install Cain/Abel on your computer. Run it, and your problem is solved. Make sure you choose his PC both wired and wireless. :)
  12. c0der3d

    PsTools, how

    PSTools is designed to manage a large group of Window's machines. I use this on a daily basis. It allows you execute remote commands to Window's PCs that you have access to. For example, I have some vbscripts that run automation for me. I can remotely tell my automation system to begin the test by executing PS tools: cmd > psexec \\automation -u administrator -p password "c:\startAutomation.bat" You can also use them to reboot, gather information about the system etc.
  13. Turn on the mic on your computer and record the output from your cellphone. Presto, digital format saved =P
  14. Enable the firewall on your router as well as the default WinXP. That should prevent most viruses entering your network, but most PC's are infected from trusted people coming to your network. Like friend's plugging into your network with infected PCs or giving you a thumbdrive thats infected. I would recommend you get a good anti-virus and backup your data regularly.
  15. I understand your problem, before I had blazing fast internet, my brother would use bit torrent and slow everyone down. The way I see it, you will need to put something between your users and the satellite modem. It will be the easiest solution. With that said, buy a linksys router and enable QOS. If you really want to get your feet wet, install Tomato firmware. Its the perfect solution for you and its free. You can do bandwidth QOS/Limiting using this firmware. Its excellent. Check it out: http://www.polarcloud.com/tomato All else fails, you can fire him.
  16. Depending what port you connect to, you will have to specify the appropriate commands. For example, if you connect to port 80 of a web server you would type the following: cmd > telnet www.google.com 80 cmd > GET / press return, you will get the whole index page of Google. I recommend you use Netcat as it works better. The same is valid for other ports, just know what protocol you are using. Good Luck!
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