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Netshroud

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  1. To it's credit, it did get an engine update. I assume Portal 2 doesn't count?
  2. Did you share the connection to the pineapple, and set up dhcp/dns options as appropriate?
  3. Yes, but Microsoft got a little smarter after XP.
  4. What operating system is the workstation? If the original access point is running any sort of encryption, Windows Vista will refuse to connect to Jasager, and Windows 7 will not automatically connect (though it won't put up a fight like Vista does).
  5. Mac OS X is a descendant of UNIX and BSD, though it uses the Mach microkernel. Mac software is pretty hard to port out. As digip said, standard console C/C++ apps should be pretty easy, but unless you want to tackle GNUStep, anything written in Core Foundation, Foundation, Cocoa or any other of the common (or uncommon) Apple frameworks will require some serious rewriting.
  6. If they're associated with another access point, they'll stay associated. You have to disassociate them somehow (deauth attack, probably) to get them to look around again and notice Karma.
  7. System Preferences -> Sharing -> Internet Sharing, IIRC.
  8. It's a plaintext file, in /tmp or /karma/log or something like that. Poke around. (It's been a while since I used Jasager.)
  9. Darren confirmed in IRC that it's Sunday the 22nd of May.
  10. Previous challenges have been Sunday (US time, Monday AUS time).
  11. Twitter also offers it in XML as far as I know, however I prefer JSON to XML - I like JSON, I hate XML.
  12. I have a Gitosis and Git-Daemon server; Github's also a valid option. I don't like Subversion :P I'm about to tackle the twitter feeds. Wish me luck. Edit: Added twitter feeds (Darren, Shannon, Jason and Rob, edit twitterfeeds.plist to add more) using json-framework. Source, same licence as above (forgot to add it to the zip and CBF right now redoing it)
  13. The pineapple still responds to probe requests. What the WiFi client software does depends on which client software. Set up your pineapple with the same SSID and encryption options, then deauth the other AP using aireplay-ng as mentioned above, or airdrop-ng.
  14. My pineapple's acting up and needs to be reflashed, but there's probably an IPTables command to counter this :P
  15. Nice. I started work on a Hak5 iOS app but stopped when the Revision3 app came out. Got one of those :) Edit: Revisited it, rewrote most of it, grab it here. Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC 3.0) It uses Grand Central Dispatch and NSNotifications, MediaPlayer.Framework and TouchXML, and has an activity indicator counter system similar to the retain/release count of objects. Like you, I haven't started on the Twitter integration yet either.
  16. I found the 2009 iPhone Application Development course from Stanford on iTunes U to be extremely useful.
  17. I've got a late 2009 Macbook (not Pro nor Air) and love it.
  18. My record is close to 48 hours... I generally shut down my computers at nighttime.
  19. I LOL'ed. I haven't had Vegemite in years, but I didn't particularly like it when I did have it.
  20. 6) Depends if the payload is a bind or reverse connection.
  21. When I got my phone (Nokia 6300) I don't remember having to activate it, but I did have to activate my SIM. I'm guessing that you don't (often ?) buy phones outright in the US? I'm pretty sure I could walk into an Apple Store here and buy an iPhone without activating it...
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