GuardMoony
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1st off i wont be running on my private internet connection. It will be placed in a datacenter after a firewall. Only port 22 will be configured as forward ( ssh honeypot ) outgoing only the minimum will be allowed. Access to the vps running it will happen over a vpn towards the vps server and then by console ( close to direct as possible ). Might allow trusted community members access to the data. there are some scripts to let it autosend the data/logs by mail.
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Do any of you guys have any experience with kippo ?
I'm looking to set up my first honeypot. You know just to see and test out. And i'm wondering if any got some tips / tricks they might want to share.
Kind regards,
GuardMoony
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We tried one of those at a client site. Wicked unstable. Would randomly reboot all the time. Replaced it with a cheap dell mini desktop. Only time it reboots now is for software updates.
Still need to do more testing on it. But for my intentions it seems stable. ( no longtime test yet ). Also i'm not running it with wifi.
So I was looking at NETGEARS and under the more expensive line I saw this...
- Double firewall protection (SPI and NAT)
- Denial-of-service (DoS) attack prevention
So my question is how reliable is the DDOS prevention? and how does it work does it like block ip's that send too many pings to it?
And how reliable is the double firewall?
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Your saying DoS prevention not DDoS. Big difference there. And yes it will probably just drop all packets it receives from that ip. Kinda loled they call a NAT a firewall. Even a home and kitchen router for 30$ got NAT and spi
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i recently bought a alix board. for router/AP. Great small pieces of hardware. pfsense can be run on these!
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The mean problem for beeing loud is not hearing yourself. enable listening on the microphone helps a lot. But it requires getting used to it. Or get a headset like turtlebeach px22 that has the option in the controler. Buying earplugs to sleep with is also a cheap option :D
All the other stuff is only going to piss him off en result in lesser sleep for you :/
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Ah signs.....
Reminds me of cern opendays. We got a sign after the end. Took it al the way back home in the car. It barely fit inside the car. Good times :)
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Line 211 is wps connection failed.
You mean line 144 Sebkine?
Maybe a quick and dirty line of testcode like:
system("rateLimitScript.sh");
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I will wait if someone from the UK wants it. If no one wants it in the UK and your willing to ship it towards europe mainland. ( willing to pay the transport cost ). Just send a pm :)
I do want to see some pictures or prove of perchase. Seeing your a first time poster on this forum.
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GL HF.
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I'm no moderator. And your free to ask questions. But i dont think there to many people here that can help you. The thing i do can say your better of finding the local ham radio section. They could help you the best. I also highly doubt it you can get all that gear for less then 300$. The place where i live you are required to have the license before you can buy the radio. The keep your price low. I would look at mobile stations. Ok they dont have the big power output but are way cheaper to get.
Regards,
GuardMoony
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It may be simpler to add some code-patch to the source. So when it detects the limiter it runs a script.
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it handles chainbooting. so your uboot will just boot the sd card. this would contain the gPXE that boots your os. it can boot iSCSI targets, pull over http ( wich you can send parameters like a MAC or ip or ... ) you can even setup a authentication. so the user can only select operating systems he has access to. The http is not restricted to local subnet. so you could load a image of a server on the other side of the world.
If you cant watch it all i suggest start near minute 50 then the fun things start.
OK last i found is that its not fully ported to arm. so your right its not usefull for udroid
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Ah but this not need to be in the bios. You can place it on the SD card :)
It also gives to option to load your image over http cross subnets.
Googletalks has a nice talk over it.
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A other small option: make a uniform small boot on sd cards. That boots the main image from a share.
The thing i was looking in to: http://etherboot.org/wiki/start
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I'm kind of sad that udroid does not support pxe boot :(
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If i remember the pineapple was based of openwrt. So it might be possible to install openwrt. And then everything is on it to run it as full router.
You need to check with the pineapple people for this :p
Also you could setup the pineapple as a router. But i would only use it as a short temporary fix.
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You could always reflash the pineapple with the firmware provided.
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I bugged the Odroid forum for info on the exact plug type. I went with these. 2,5 euro for 20 (I only need 12) and I'll just source the cables locally. I'm thinking of getting something like speaker cable since at the DIY store at least I could only find black wire. A spool of thread that's 10 meters long costs a little under 5 euro so this should work out to a total under 10 euro, if need be by simply using the one cable I need to get for the power solution anyways.
I've ordered that batch of plugs on the 22nd so it should arrive any day now.
I hope for you they fit. Like the quote of the offical website says to use 0.8mm insted of 0.7mm
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So did you look into getting the power cables?
How can I power on the board?It doesn't support the USB power in any case. Please use the power supply to the DC-Jack.We recommend 5V 2A adaptor. Inner diameter is 0.8mm, outer diameter is 2.5mm. Center is Positiver and Outer is Negative. Normally ODROID-U3 consumes about 1A - 1.5A in most cases.
What is the minimum peripherals to run ODROID-U3?
- HDMI monitor for output device & Mico-HDMI Cable (Not included)
- Mouse for input device (Not included)
- MicroSD Card for storage of OS & user data (Not included / 8GB or higher is required)
- MicroSD Card reader to transfer OS image and data (Not included)
- Power supply: DC 5V (Not included)Something like:2.99$ each but 16$ shipmentorthere 4.99$ but no shipment. ( reported as gift ) and get tracing for 3$but its pretty expansive for a cable :( -
Ah the joys of development. There's always something better/newer to be added or changed. At some point you will just have to say. And now this is it. No more changes!
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Nice to see you keep posting updates. Damn that still a pretty expansive project.
Would be nice to see some pictures. If you can ofc.
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Verry nice tutorial. Only the volume is on the low side.
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Ok for that kind of setup your better of settting a static ip on your laptop. lets say 172.16.42.254 ( this becomes your GW for the 172.16.42.XXX network, DO NOT SET A GW HERE )
Also enable ip routing on this device. ( if its windows use enable share internet connection on wireless, also check firewalling )
Linux you need something like:
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o wlan0 -j MASQUERADE iptables -A FORWARD -i eth0 -j ACCEPT
Now configure the Pineapple:
nameserver as 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4 ( or 192.168.2.100 if router does dns )
DHCP server settings in pineapple:
dns set as 172.16.42.1
gateway set as 172.16.42.254
Now you run your commands:
airmon-ng start wlan1 start airbase-ng, on wlan1 - created interface at0 is listed ifconfig at0 up br-ctl addif br-lan at0
Then should do it. If not do the following tests:
ping 172.16.42.1
ping 172.16.42.254
ping 192.168.2.100
nslookup www.google.com or dig www.google.com ( dont know wich command you use )
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Don't do a killall hostapd. i suggest you reboot your pineapple now to make sure all services and configurations are loaded proper.
We also need your GW ip adress, subnet and all of that stuff. If i'm correct, this is your setup:
Alfa <=USB=>Pineapple<=ethernet=>laptop
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If you could use a cheap droid phone you could also use the buildin 3G/4G modem of the phone.