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  1. Also, I noticed that the phishing pages rendered well on a Windows victim, but I had trouble with my Linux victims being redirected to the pages. Just something to watch out for.
  2. THANKS TTOT!!! The semicoln in front of the cgi.force_redirect = 0 at around line number 277 of /etc/php.ini was my problem as well! That seems to have fixed me!
  3. Rgr that. Per the directions on the Hak5 website, I installed: libopenssl_0.9.8i-3.2_mips.ipk php4-cgi_4.4.7-1_mips.ipk php4_4.4.7-1_mips.ipk zlib_1.2.3-5_mips.ipk via opkg install *.ipk I then added "*.php:/usr/bin/php" to the httpd.conf file, and made "cgi.force_redirect 0" in the /etc/php.ini file. That is all the configurations that the video and the show notes say to change... but since it won't render php pages, there seems to be more that needs to be done for the webserver to process php files. Anybody know what that would be?
  4. The test.php file just contains "<?php phpinfo(); ?>" per the instructions on the website. The strange thing is that when I open this file, and save it (as the dialog suggests), and cat it, it is empty. But that is what is in the original file. But as I said, it renders no php files correctly, so I figure it is in the web server. The question is: how can I make it render php files correctly? (especially when I don't really know why it isn't processing them).
  5. I've been trying to duplicate the phishing pineapple posted on 4 May. I've followed the flashing instructions, gotten the WiFi RickRoller to work, and then have been trying to duplicate the Twitter/Facebook phishing instructions. My problem is that when I get to the test.php page (or any php page, for that matter), my browser won't open it, it gives me a dialog that states "You have chosen to open test.php which is a: PHP file from ... What should Firefox do with this file?... Save file" I get this error with Backtrack, Ubuntu, and Windows, in Firefox, IE, and Chrome, so I suspect the php rendering engine vs any browser issue. It seems that my php pages are not being processed correctly by the web server. I've installed all the *.ipk packages, updated the httpd.conf and php.ini files, and can't figure out what I'm missing. I've reflashed my router and started from scratch a few times, and I always run into this problem. I think that there may be a step missing from the instructions at http://hak5.org/hack/pineapple-phishing which would make the kernel process php files correctly. Any suggestions on how to fix this? Has anyone duplicated these instructions successfully, or found a missing step?
  6. Got it. I just had to add this to the end of the start section of /etc/init.d/karma_ui wlanconfig ath0 create wlandev wifi0 wlanmode master & ifconfig ath0 192.168.1.2 up & iwpriv ath0 karma 1 &
  7. Thanks for your help, I really do appreciate it. Your posts led me to try out the GUI to get dnsmasq.conf configured and using that I got it all working. If you want to see it, go to http://beboblog.johnbebo.com/2010/03/13/fo...nd-jasager.aspx Don't mind the formatting of the site... Godaddy has a way of messing it up on me after I've posted it.
  8. So yours are on separate networks by default? I didn't do anything special to bridge them--I thought they were bridged by default=same network. The webif says lan configuration is bridged (by default).
  9. Now we are getting somewhere--the /etc/config/dhcp, like I initially thought. I've tried changing the wan config to ignore 0, setting a start and limit, lease time etc., and it still didn't assign an IP. I don't need a gateway and DNS since it is a stand-alone. I do have a question on the Lan and Wan. Both of yours 192.168.169.xx... did you just change them because the subnet conflicted with your network? I think that both the wan and lan need to be on the same subnet because the Lan and Wan are bridged, right? Anyway, I'll try your config with 192.168.1.x, but leave off the dhcp_options 3 and 6 (gw/dns). Are there any other files besides /etc/config/dhcp and /etc/dnsmasq.conf that you think may need to be changed to enable dhcp to the wan?
  10. The question is how do I make dnsmasq hand out an IP address on the wan interface when it is currently not doing that?
  11. Correct, I DON'T want to MitM with it, well, not with a connected laptop at least. I want it to be a stand-alone MitM. I want to use Jasager to answer any probes, and have the built-in-website serve up pages with no Ethernet (wired) connection to anything, and resolve all dns queries to the same IP. That is why I want to forward all dns queries to the Fon--it's answering the pages itself. That should be possible with -A --address=/#/192.168.1.1 in the dnsmasq.config but first I have to get the Fon to hand out IPs on the wan. Right now Jasager works, but it connects with just the MAC. I've tried numerous settings to get the FON to hand out IPs on the wan, but it hasn't yet. I have noticed that sometimes dnsmasq handles Linux/Mac/Windows clients differently. It could be an issue that I'm using a iPhone as my troubleshooting victim, but I doubt it. Anyway, I looked at your configuration. Maybe because you are using 2.1 and I'm using Jasager 1.0 yours hands out IPs on the wan by default, but there is nothing in your configuration that sets that up, and mine won't hand out IPs on the wan. Your dhcp configuration put the laptop as the gateway, which I suppose won't hurt since I'm staying on the local subnet, but that is not needed. I just need the dhcp on the wan interface. Thoughts?
  12. I did search, didn't find a solution. I appreciate your reply, but your solution is not what I'm looking for. As I mentioned, I am not IP forwarding through my laptop. I want the Fon to hand out dhcp addresses and DNS replies. Got a suggestion for the /etc/config/dhcp and /etc/dnsmasq.conf to make this work?
  13. I set up my Fon using these instructions: http://www.hak5.org/w/index.php/Fon_Jasager_Install, and the Fon and Jasager (1.0) seem stable. However, the Fon does NOT give out IP addresses to wireless clients. I have tried several versions of editing /etc/config/dhcp and /etc/dnsmasq.conf, but to no avail. My goal is NOT to IP forward through my laptop. I want to host a website on the Fon and direct clients to that site. I think that I can do that by resolving all addresses in dnsmasq to the localhost via "-A --address=/#/192.168.1.1" So my two tasks are: 1) get the Fon to hand out IPs to clients trying to connect via the wireless 2) change the dnsmasq to resolve all addresses to the local host so that I can point clients to the /www/index.html site. Does anyone know how to set up either of these?
  14. I have used the command line ap51-flash-fonera-1.0-42 in linux for the 2100, and it seemed to work fine. The files in the http://www.hak5.org/w/index.php/Fon_Jasager_Install zip had them all. The key for me was that after you execute the ap51flash file, you have to reboot the Fon to have the installation process start. I'm still working on getting it to serve out an IP and DNS and stuff like that, but it seems stable.
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