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  1. Raspberry Pi + Raspberry Pi Power + Powered Hub + 2 USB WiFi Cards + Pelican case at that rate + Custom scripts/Manual patching/configuration.

    Buy the time you buy the RPi, plastic case, power supply, SD card, etc. You're over the price of a Pineapple at that rate.

    Just checked on pricing for RPi 2 kit. About $75 (not including shipping) gets you a RPi, enclosure, 1 WiFi USB (not sure on injection support/monitor mode), RPi power, SD Card. Even adding 1 more USB WiFi puts it over the price of a current $100 Pineapple price for Mark V. And even then, it's running NOOBS with no scripts/hostapd/karma patches.

    The Pineapple is custom hardware built for WiFi penetration testing all in one unit. That's what it was made for. Sure you can probably DIY something similar, but I wouldn't say it would be cheaper. Time = Money.

  2. Correct on this is not the place to rant. I have seen replies on YouTube before but again, a small company that doesn't have a person dedicated only to YouTube comments.

    That is a risk of business that you may not get the kickback you think is deserved. If it was easy, everyone would do it, the market would flood, etc.

    As for this thread, it has gone wildly off topic and there are videos leading to an eventual explanation. I will be locking this thread.

    Stay tuned for more updates via the YouTube channel, twitter, Facebook, forums, etc. In regards to the Mark V out of stock issue.

  3. The MK5 has been out for like what 2 years and were already gonna have a new MK5 or possible MK6 I do hope the development on the MK5 at least stays going because hak5 keeps trying to sell people products that just get kicked to the side reminds me of Microsoft with their releasing new versions of Windows. The infusions that are out for the MK5 made me disappointed I have to be honest that's one of the many reasons I stopped using mine now when this product is released it will end up being the same infusions just a different design with a little better hardware changes.

    I can't wait to see how much they wanna charge for this one over $100 reminds me of Reaver Systems sell Reaver Pro II for $200 then drop the price later.

    I'm not to worried because my money is spent all the way out to I think April cause I live on a $300 a month budget and only make if im lucky $160 every 2 months off my YouTube channel unlike some people *cough* hak5 *cough* I at least try to reply and help people in my video comments :B

    Two years is a pretty long time in the technology world. There are always improvements to be made, hence why we are not still using Windows 3.1 (except for that airport as of recently) and have better. The infusions are mainly based around a GUI and if you know the CLI methods on using the tools, it's all the same. The infusions make it more user friendly. Also, a lot of them may even be rolled into newer firmware as features instead of addons.

    The same goes for the USB Ducky which started as a Teensy board and progressed through many hardware revisions to what it is currently today. As well as the WiFi Pineapple. A lot of work from the crew and others, including myself, have helped these projects grow.

    The trend with the price has always been $100 so your assumption on a huge hike in price with future revisions has no basis. Disclaimer: I have no official knowledge of pricing on the tools.

    I don't understand the bitter attitude towards a business making money off YouTube. It takes a whole lot more than just tossing up a few videos. I made a few videos a long time ago and it took me 5 years to make $100 of YouTube. And in regards to the comments, keep in mind a small company doing a lot of work, shows, and receiving tons of communication with various methods.

    I apologize if this is found offensive, but a reality check seemed to be in order. If you would like to further the discussion, direct message me.

    Otherwise, keep an eye on the Hak5 YouTube channel for updates.

  4. Really quick and dirty python 2.7 script:

    import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
    tree = ET.parse('test.xml')
    root = tree.getroot()
    
    for segment in root.iter("s"):
    	for word in segment.iter("w"):
    		print word.text,
    	print "\n"
    

    Note that this will insert spaces after every element (such as punctuation). Should be trivial to add the check and not to print a space.

    If you want to save the output, either redirect the output or add some file IO in there.

    Best Regards,

    Sebkinne

    You got that from stack overflow didn't you? :P

  5. Yup. Fat chance of breaking it any time soon. Your best bet is to sue the former employee over this, offering to drop the suit for the password.

    Could always try asking nicely first...

  6. Only one of my USB Flash drives said error in lsusb -v

    The HASP dongles (3 different kinds) were blank.

    I wouldn't call those serial numbers in USBSTOR, they are more unique identifiers for the OS that is genereated. Kind of like a SID. It's so it can remember it was once plugged in and what drive letter it had/has.

  7. That is an interesting question. Could you elaborate more on the Windows side as I am curious. Are you sure it's a serial number or just a unique GUID for say USB Store to recognize it again?

    I will see if some of my thumb drives I've collected show anything.

    Update: I plugged in a lot of USBs and only 1 didnt show me a serial. It came up with (error).

    When I plugged in 3 different HASP dongles, it did not show a serial for any of them.

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