Sebkinne

Aaaaaaaaaaand we got to the bottom of the issue. Firefox automatically decodes window.location.hash, therefore this fails. For now, I will remove the '/' characters from the description, but we will be shipping a firmware upgrade asap. Best Regards, Sebkinne

As you can see, the first link you have posted is urlencoded. The second link you posted was the decoded version. Thing is, you did the decoding yourself - the WiFi Pineapple doesn't do that (as you can see, no url decoding done in the handle_hash_change function. It also shouldn't be the '/' character as the datalocker infusion works and also has a '/' in the description. I know that on firmware 1.4.1, the download works - I just downloaded and installed the infusion once again. Best Regards, Sebkinne

Works fine here!

That's odd, it's not from us. Usually, msftncsi is used by Microsoft Windows to check for an internet connection, as you can see here. I assume that it is some program or infusion you installed which makes use of this. What infusions do you currently have installed? Best Regards, Sebkinne

Hi guys, I think I can explain what is going on. First of all, what you need to know about my earlier statements is that we did indeed remove the country specific lock on every radio - at least in the software. This means that by changing the REG settings on your WiFi Pineapple you can use channels such as 14. It also means that theoretically you are able to adjust the TX power over the default limit. Now what we didn't know at the time is that the actual HARDWARE is set to it's max TX power (or the legal max anyway). I don't have any numbers for what the actual power output of the two cards is, but I can tell you that the software readout is possibly plain wrong. The reason some of you were able to "change" the tx power using some hacks before was just that the software thought it could go higher than it actually could. Seeing as the hardware is locked though, on the newer firmwares it stays at the level it reports. This is, to my knowledge what is going on. Seeing as I'm just the software guy, I don't know more than the above. Best Regards, Sebkinne

You are having issues with single quotes? What firmware version are you on? I don't have these issues and connecting to the ssid "billy's iphone" (no double quotes) works fine here.. In regards to elinks, yeah, I suggested this in another thread until we ship the portalsmash port. Stay tuned :) Best Regards, Sebkinne

The hardware does not support 5GHz. Best Regards, Sebkinne

Can I suggest imgur.com?

Yeah, it's dead. You powered it over the USB hub alone, backfeeding 12V to the poor little CPU. That's fried.. Had you plugged in the 12V into the barrel conenctor of the WiFi Pineapple, it would have been fine. Powering the Powered USB hub should have been done with a 5V PSU. Sadly, there isn't much we can do for you :( Best Regards, Sebkinne

The Netgear A6200 is based on the BCM43526 chipset which has terrible Linux support at the moment. You won't likely see this anytime soon on the WiFi Pineapple, sorry. Best Regards, Sebkinne

If you do post a list, please make sure you use http://pastebin.com. We don't really want posts on these forums having a ton of URLs with malware on it. Don't want to get flagged. Best Regards, Sebkinne

It's not pretty, but until we have ported "Portalsmash" to the WiFi Pineapple MKV, this is probably the easiest solution. Best Regards, Sebkinne

Lynx is currently not in the repository, but elinks is: opkg update && opkg install elinks Best Regards, Sebkinne

Hi undeafame, and welcome to the forums! Your issue is one that a few people have seen (upgrading from a much older version of the firmware) and thanfully, it is easily fixed! Simply clear your browser's cache and / or do a hard refresh of the webinterface. It isn't the firmware, as we can see the uptime at the top. Edit: I also assume that you mean firmware 1.4.1? Best Regards, Sebkinne

There we go. Best regards, Sebkinne

Sounds like you broke the webserver configuration somehow. Do you use any infusions? Did you by any chance download "evilportal" or change webservers / install uhttpd? In any case, simply perform a factory reset and you will be back up and running. Best Regards, Sebkinne

If I understand correctly, the WiFi Pineapple MKV joins the wireless network just fine - it just doesn't allow any internet as there is a captive portal. To get around this specific type of captive portal, you will need to use something like portalsmash (requires ruby), lynx (browse the captive portal over SSH and accept), or accept the captive portal on one of your devices and change the WiFi Pineapple MKV's MAC to that of your device. There is nothing faulty about this setup, it's just that you are stuck at a captive portal. Best Regards, Sebkinne

Correct, it requires a reboot to work. Best Regards, Sebkinne

Hi Fred, First of all, I'm sorry this happened to you! Unfortunately the WiFi Pineapple MKV does not have a fuse - if the MKV burned out, it is broken. Let me make sure I understand the situation right though: You were able to use the WiFi Pineapple MKV just fine with the power supply we shipped? You were able to use the powered hub with the WiFi Pineapple MKV while it was powered with the power supply we shipped? What exactly happened that makes you say "It burned out"? You tried the original power supply to make sure it's not the one you used? What this "12V alimentation" you speak of? Googling shows it's french for 12V power supply? Can we get a picture of the back of this power supply, showing all information about it? In the end, it kind of sounds like the "12V alimentation" is at fault - if it worked fine on the supplied charger. In that case, you broke your own device and unfortunately we cannot replace it / give you your money back, as it worked fine with the parts we supplied. This is of course only true if I understood the facts correctly. I suggest you email shop@hak5.org and include a link to this forum post. We will take a closer look at the issue at hand. Best Regards, Sebkinne

Hi Sharonto and welcome to the forums! I highly suggest that you do not install any monitoring software on your child's iPhone / computer / other devices. I feel that it is the wrong approach and just leads to your kid trying to break it when he/she finds out. It also isn't great for the trust between you two. Instead, why don't you sit your kid down and talk about the things that can happen on the internet? It's a smarter move to teach your kid to be careful than just to shield it. If you are worried your kid will do something illegal, maybe that is the place to start? Good luck! Best Regards, Sebkinne

Correct!

You need the SDR dongle, but you do not need a PC. You just need a WiFi Pineapple MKV and the infusion and it'll all work :)

Not your fault, I should put it into the FAQ. Would be good if infusion developers made it all automatic ;) Best regards, Sebkinne

The "logs" system infusion already let's you do this. Of you want more, take a look at the code of that and see what you come up with! Best regards, Sebkinne

If you see the -1 issue, it's because the interface used to create the monitor interface is up. Just issue an "ifconfig wlan1 down" and the -1 goes away. This helps foefor bully, reaver airodump. There are lots of posts on the -1 topic already, so for more information please search the forums. Best regards, Sebkinne