Sebkinne

Use the "screen" command. You will need to install it first: "opkg update && opkg install screen" Alternatively, you can background the process. Best Regards, Sebkinne

https://www.wifipineapple.com/?flashing&version=mk4 Flashing manually.

I can only repeat myself here. Please email shop@hak5.org to get the unit replaced. Wlan1 should work at all times with the supplied PSU / any of our batteries. Best regards, Sebkinne

This issue has been fixed and pushed to the WiFi Pineapple Bar. Best Regards, Sebkinne

shop@hak5.org Best Regards, Sebkinne

Hey everyone, Hot off the heels of 2.1, we're excited to bring you the next feature release for our favorite fruit! 2.2.x - lovingly code named Disassociotops - brings some awesome new features including a built in deauth attack using PineAP, and it's integrated right into Recon Mode. There's also options to add Access Points to the SSID list right from Recon Mode. This makes it convenient for the penetration tester to not only clone the contracted AP, but also target its clients with deauth attacks encouraging reconnection attempts to the WiFi Pineapple on your next engagement. The UI received some love in the way of a new service toggle. Instead of the classic Enabled and Disabled notifiers with corresponding Enable / Disable links, a checkbox style toggle has been implemented. Now at a glance you can tell if a service, like Dogma, is running. Starting a service is just a matter of clicking the checkbox. If a service takes a moment to come online, for example PineAP when switching wlan1 to monitor mode, a pineapple spinner will indicate the working status. We hope you like this UI change, as well as the API update that makes it super easy for Infusion developers to take advantage of this new feature. Other niceties include a connected client count on the status bar (a feature we'll be iterating on soon) as well as an indicator for wlan2 on the Network small tile if such an adapter is present, in addition to a swarm of bug fixes. We're in rapid dev mode working on a laundry list of features that we'll be iterating through quickly over the next few months as we head into a major 3.0 milestone with the next low level code refactoring. Exciting times are surely upon us! Changelog 2.2.0: Deauthentication is now part of PineAPIt is now possible to deauthenticate a specified client from an AP. Deauthentication is possible through Recon Mode by clicking a client MAC address New Service Toggle UI ElementA Check box-like GUI element replaces the classic Enabled / Disabled indicators with corresponding Disable / Enable links. This toggle function is part of the new API and available for all Infusion developers to easily implement using their existing functions.php If a service takes a moment to start, a pineapple spinner will replace the check box graphic to indicate status Display wlan2 status on Network small tile if adapter is present Number of connected clients now displays in top status bar Added feature to remove all entries from SSID Pool Added hotplug script to auto connect with two of the most popular modems, the Huawei E355 and Verizon Pantech UML295 Add SSID to Karma Filter (Blacklist / Whitelist) added to AP context menu in Recon Mode Bug FixesFixed switching between black / whitelist mode not showing in karma config Fixed top status bar from overlapping after connected clients change Fixed large tile not being visible in Firefox in some situations Fixed harvester not being able to be started from the command line Fixed infusion developers not being able to download packaged infusions Download: Over the air through the web-interface. (alternatively at https://wifipineapple.com?downloads) Note: To flash this over the web-interface, please make sure your info tile is at it's latest version. As usual, please leave any feedback in this thread. Bugs, suggestions can also (and should be) be left here. We hope you enjoy this release! -The WiFi Pineapple Team

Send me a PM with your email an I'll invite you guys. Best regards, Sebkinne

We are releasing firmware 2.2.0 on Monday which will fix this issue. Best Regards, Sebkinne

It could be a $PATH issue. Use "pineapple infusion pineap start" etc instead. Best Regards, Sebkinne

I have a few invites, let me know who to invite.

If you want the WiFi Pineapple to do the authentication, I recommend looking at a program called portalsmash. I have had it on my to-do list for a long time, to port this over to python and include it into the WiFi Pineapple builds, but I haven't gotten around to that yet. Everything done in portalsmash CAN be done in python though. Oli is right though - especially in Europe, lots of captive portals require email addresses or other checkboxes. This could still be managed through a python script though. Best Regards, Sebkinne

The sdcard should be automatically mounted. If it is not, physically remove it and put it back in. You should see it mounted using the 'mount' command. It will be mounted to /sd/. Best regards, Sebkinne

Our European reseller will be stocking WiFi Pineapples soon, hopefully. I expect the price to be less than shipping from the US + customs. Best regards, Sebkinne

Karma is now part of PineAP. Best Regards, Sebkinne

Indeed, 12V is the maximum voltage you should give your WiFi Pineapple. If it was our PSU that was faulty, contact shop@hak5.org, like Mr Protocol said. Best regards, Sebkinne

The pineapple already does all that. To capture the wpa password via captive portal, evil portal can be used. The whole project is a little misleading though, because kicking someone off of a wpa ap doesn't mean their clients automatically connect to the ap without security. Best regards, Sebkinne

Hi P.I.M.P, Welcome to the forums. The easiest way to get access to it is by factory resetting the WiFi Pineapple MKV. You can find out how to do that by taking a look at our booklet. Please note that this will erase all current settings / data on the device (except for the sdcard). If you don't want to factory reset the device, you can try connecting to it via serial. If it runs firmware 2.1.0+, serial does require the root password to function. In that case, all that you can do is factory reset. Best Regards, Sebkinne

I'm not going to comment on this thread, except that if you post something in Dutch, please also put the translation in English below that. -Seb

I'll be updating the API documentation by Monday as we will be releasing firmware 2.2.0 then, with more updated api features. Bets regards, Sebkinne

We could enforce infusion changelogs, but usually the changes can be mentioned in the infusion thread and / or the infusion description. What we will be introducing again is the requirement to create an infusion thread on the forums. This will be visible once the infusion is installed. While I have no ETA on this, it is somethijng we'll implement sooner than later. Best Regards, Sebkinne

Thanks, the link on the wiki has been fixed. Best Regards, Sebkinne

We only sell the battery with a US plug. You can use an adapter to convert it to another country, as long as it matches the voltage on the PSU.Because the charger has special logic in it to properly charge the battery, you should only use the charger we shop with the battery. This is probably not the answer you were hoping for, I'm sorry for any inconvenience it may cause. Personally, I bought myself a 2 euro adaptor which works great - the transformer humms a bit, but I have been told this is expected. Best regards, Sebkinne

What you want to do is create a new .desktop file in /usr/share/applications/ touch /usr/share/applications/msfconsole.desktop Then, you should paste the following in the above file, making sure to change your path. [Desktop Entry] Name=msfconsole Comment=Metasploit msfconsole Exec=/path/to/msfconsole Icon=/path/to/icon.png Terminal=true Type=Application Categories=Utility;Application; That should do the trick. You should be able to use the new shortcut once you relog / reboot. Best Regards, Sebkinne

As I said in the other thread, I cannot speak for the infusion, but running mdk3 from the command line along with pineap will deauth clients. At the very least it will send out the correct packets.

Currently we do not support this device. The drivers available are rather unstable at the moment. Best regards, Sebkinne