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    [Release] 2.1.1 - Codename: Pineosauria Mobilus

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    So after I updated it.. (updated was really cool BTW for about 5 mins) and resetting the wifi settings, all I get now is a solid green light..

    what gives?

    Walk us through exactly what happened. How did you update (SSH, OTA?), what happened after flashing? Did you get to the welcome screen / initialization wizard? Do you receive an amber light with Ethernet plugged in? Have you tried the recovery DIP switch configuration?

    install .ipk file

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    Gk1 -

    The error implies that you aren't in the working directory of the ipk file when issuing the opkg command. Move to the directory from which the ipk file resides and reissue the command. Alternatively specify the complete path in your "opkg install" command. e.g. opkg install /sd/file.ipk

    Regards,

    Darren

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    Trying to purchase a Pineapple Mark V - bad support

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    David,

    The automated risk analysis score of your order was extremely high. This score is based on a number of factors including billing address vs shipping address vs IP address from which the order was placed. Order anomalies trigger a number of responses - in this case canceling the order. Unfortunately due to the amount of fraud the HakShop receives (almost 10%) we must rely on these systems.

    Please understand we are a small company -- it's just Sara and I running the HakShop. We want to serve you to the best of our abilities, and we need to protect the company as well. Sometimes false negatives cause these problems, and I do apologies if in your case that is a fact.

    Feel free to email myself, darren@hak5.org, and Sara, sara@hak5.org directly and we will do our best to serve you.

    Regards,

    Darren

    WarWalking Redux and a Question

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    Ok, this is a total hack but since you're into those I thought I would mention something interesting I saw at DEFCON.

    Basically the idea was command and control based on SSID.

    So, have a script on the MK5 kicking off every X seconds looking for an SSID with the name "PineappleControl_EEF5205D6A_STOP" -- perhaps with iw list wlan0 scan | grep, or just watch the kismet logs -- that's probably even better.

    Then if the special SSID is seen, have it gracefully shut down kismet.

    Initiate the SSID from the WiFi tethering app on your phone.

    BTW: I love your script!

    Mark V reboots / understanding problem maybe ?

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    There seem to be a few different issues at play here.

    Based on your load average it is possible that the watchdog is causing the reboot.

    To best diagnose the problem we'll have to work on each one at a time.

    Using a freshly flashed MK5 with the latest firmware, can you please confirm the following works:

    1. Flash 2.0.4

    2. Connect to WiFi Pineapple via Ethernet

    3. Enable MK5 Karma, PineAP, Dogma, Beacon Response and Auto Harvester

    Keep an eye on the logs and CPU usage. In one terminal logread -f while in another terminal top

    Does the MK5 reboot?

    If no, add ICS to the mix

    4. Connect ALFA AWUS036NEH to the MK5

    5. Configure Client Mode for wlan2

    Keep an eye on the logs and CPU usage. In one terminal logread -f while in another terminal top

    Does the MK5 reboot?

    A separate issue seems to be that of a client "ac:22:0b:6d:3c:10" -- can you provide more information on the device, the AP it's attempting to associate with and any additional information about the scenario (location of target).
    As per the issues regarding Deauth and SSLStrip, those are best directed in their respective support threads. One possibility of ensuring simultaneous operation of all processes would be to use a process management tool like "nice".
    Based on your top report for instance you seem to have 3 instances of aireplay-ng running on wlan1 while PineAP is enabled. This leads me to believe the interfaces are being exhausted.

    Wlan2 not connecting

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    Standard troubleshooting procedure suggests attempting connection to another WiFi router. Does the MK5 exhibit this behavior when attempting a client mode connection to other WiFi routers? If not, what is different between the routers to which it may connect and those it cannot?

    HDK Schematics, CAD, Preliminary docs

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    • Really could have done with female header on the pins to stop people having to get the soldering iron out straight away.

    Where?

    • Quite a small board, but a not fantastic use of the space. For anything non-trivial you are going to need to attatch an additional board... Would have been noce to have a prototyping area (with standard 0.1 pin pitch) actually on the board.

    Thought about it and may still have it done as only the next batch of samples are in production.

    • Missed a great selling point for the board - would of been nice if some stock functionality was there so that people without soldering irons etc would still have a reason to buy the board. Stick in a real time clock, some RGB leds and a few switches along with the pin breakouts and that would be instant win (kind of like the Pimoroni Pibrella)

    Great point and one hopefully we can address. I'm really keen on using the platform as a way to introduce a lot of this stuff to the show.

    The link to the Eagle files doesn't work - both links lead to the schematic:

    Oops. Fixed now. Copy pasta mistake.

    Pineapple rebooting especially when a client connects

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    I was monitoring status while I had the pineapple running (had all pineap features enabled plus sslstrip) and once one client connected the cpu was pegging at 100% and within a few seconds it rebooted (it even happens without sslstrip). Maybe that has something to do with it. It is unusable for me. I already requested an exchange and waiting for it to be approved. I'm hoping I just have a bad one. There's just no way one connected client is causing this to fail this way. It makes no sense.

    Can you tell us more about the client that connected causing the 100% CPU. Can you describe the client and what sort of network load it was pushing? Does the same happen when other clients connect or just this one? I've just come back from a job where I had over 100 clients and didn't have any issues. This is with evil portal, karma, pineap, dogma, and harverster on 2.0.4 from a new 12v pineapple juice prototype.

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