[[Support] WiFi Deauth]

Try deauth in 2.2.0

[Does the build your own pineapple still exist?]

We have all of the stuff separate but the builder is gone. The shop plugin was more trouble than it was worth. You can always hit us up if you need something special :)

[[Release] 2.2.X - Codename: Disassociotops]

First

[3G USB for You? For me?]

Nearly every modern modem I've tested since visiting this last supports cdc_ether or RNDIS. There are still some funky ones out there, but it's becoming more rare when it comes to carrier sold modems. We're in the same boat as every other openwrt (or Linux for that matter) project. My advise, get one that supports tethering. Sure the serial based ones on the supported list work - but why do the heavy lifting of managing a complex mobile broadband connection on the pineapple side when the newer modems manage themselves. My favorite right now is the Huawei E355. It enumerates at eth1 and "just works ™"

[Phishing with a WiFi Pineapple]

Correct me if im wrong, but the evil portal only realistically can produce a single phishing page being the landing page. Is this right?

Ish... Some php-fu should be able to determine the domain queried and forward on to an adequate landing page. I haven't tried it myself but knowing nodogsplash, the data required should be there somewhere.

[Supply Chain]

It is flashed at the factory and a series of tests are run to verify the installation and proper function of all major components.

[No infusions listed on Pineapple bar]

DNS should have completed propagating by now. Flush your DNS cache if you still can't access WiFiPineapple.com

[Cant share Internet Connection [Linux] With Pineapple]

What version of mint? Have you run wp5.sh? After you run wp5, what's the config of your iptables, route, ifconfig?

[[Hint] How to clear all SSID's from PineAP SSID Management]

I agree the ssid management feature could use some love. Adding is simple but removing is a pain. I usually end up dropping to a shell and using nano to edit /etc/pineapple/ssid_file

I have a video on PineAP that'll be going out Monday.

[SSH Relay Server]

Sure. You can change the SSH config to listen on a different port. Have you watched the video series on SSH and setting up a relay specifically?

[battery issue]

The Pineapple Juice 1800 is coupled with a 350mA charger. The 7800 comes with a 1000mA charger. They should take about 8 hours to charge.

[pirate box with raspberry pi and wifi pineapple mark 5]

Put the Pineapple is wired client mode then simply connect their Ethernet interfaces. Your pirate box should assign the MK5 an IP from DHCP.

[Management SSID in 2.x broken?]

Can you post your /etc/config/wireless and explain what it is you're expecting?

[Pineapple MK5 network cable unplugged...]

Contact shop@hak5.org if it ends up being a faulty PSU -- we'll get you sorted.

[Merry Christmas]

Merry Christmas!

[Which One is best? Alfa Kits]

Both NHA and NH are supported. See http://wiki2.wifipineapple.com/#!compatible_wifi_cards.md

I prefer the NHA myself but they're both great NICs.

[No infusions listed on Pineapple bar]

Click Show User Infusions.

[re: ethernet cable - unable to upgrade or connect mark V]

Prior to firmware version 2.1 you would connect to the open Pineapple5_xxxx AP. Post firmware 2.1 you will be guided through the setup of a WPA2 secured management AP.

[Wifi Pineapple new Update(questions/rant)]

oh btw karma WILL Function if you have the password to the wifi btw. I have been to many hospitals where they give out the password to their wifi and have use karma on a protected wifi point(all u need to do is change your wifi protected password to their's. It's basic logic, all karma does is intercept the devices probes and redirects it to the mark 5(You can also block anyone who tries to connect to their wifi if you have the wrong password, which is good if u want to be an asshole to your friends). also quoting the other person above me, looks like this is true and provides a even more security flaw. Another reason to remove this second open one is that it will flood the airwaves(very settle, but in places with many wifi connections around this could serve an issue) with, NO REAL PURPOSE. All I want is the option to disable the second one and if i need it again an option to re-enable it from within the web interface.(i think that is the better option)

I'm sure that option can be accommodated if a ticket is submitted: https://wifipineapple.com/index.php?bugs_pub

[WiFi Pineapple seen on TV]

^^^ He knows!

[WiFi Pineapple seen on TV]

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/video/hotel-warning-holiday-travelers-27605180

[Back to basics - Get Clients to connect to Pineapple]

The latest firmware includes a lot of help when it comes to the different modules of PineAP. It's a very effective suite and I recommend you give it a shot. Click on the question marks next to each module for more information.

[Open Access Point vs. Secure Access Point]

We noticed a lot of people manage their WiFi Pineapples over WiFi rather than Ethernet. It is quote convenient, however open WiFi is usually a bad idea (irony anyone?). To facilitate secure management of your WiFi Pineapple over WiFi, we've included a WPA2 interface by default. You're welcome to turn it off from /etc/config/wireless if you wish.

[WiFi Pineapple seen on TV]

[Pineapple did not come through customs (germany)]

italogermano,

We're going to make this right. As Seb has pointed out, the MK5 is totally legal. We have the Declaration of Conformity here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1kHHuoTR841T0hpbHYzYk1MUlUzVExHbDBLNFdteEZYRGln/view?usp=sharing

I'm making changes to our shipping process to ensure this doesn't happen again. If you would be so kind as to email shop@hak5.org as well as myself, darren@hak5.org, with the order number, we're going to expedite a replacement MK5 along with the necessary documentation to you via DHL. If all goes well you should have it by the end of the week.

Regards,

Darren