Darren Kitchen

Now one month since the big 2.0.0 update that brought the 3.2 kernel, and one week since the 2.1.0 update bringing a refreshed UI, module and upgrade system, we're happy to announce WiFi Pineapple Mark IV version 2.2.0 including support for the ALFA AWUS036NHA USB WiFi adapter. - Ath9k support for USB WiFi Adapter ALFA AWUS036NHA - Bugfixes Download: http://cloud.wifipineapple.com/index.php?downloads&download MD5: a0ec0dbee15089621fd870cd152791e2 We're very excited about the many capabilities now on the horizon for a WiFi Pineapple MK4 with an AWUS036NHA backpack. Did I mention they're now available in the HakShop? :D A big thanks to beta testers and module developers. If you wish to be a part of the beta testing team, head over to http://cloud.wifipineapple.com/?beta during a beta phase. On the Horizon: 2.3.0 will be soon to follow with built-in support for Android USB Tethering (Mad props to wiregr), ICMP blocking (Mad props telot and Got Toor?), and more happy features. Stay tuned :) As usual, leave any feedback here! We hope you enjoy this! -The Jasager Team

Very nice indeed.

With recent firmware versions about 700K is available to the user. Since modules are small you can fit a fair amount of 'em in this space, but not all. For logging, especially with tcpdump, you'll want usb storage. Simply formatting a drive as ext4 is sufficient to begin using the space, which will be allocated as /usb however you may want to follow one of the guides here regarding swap partitions.

What I love most of all is that, once configured, the only thing one needs to do in order to tether is to plug in the cable and check the USB Tether box on the Android. No other interaction with the WiFi Pineapple is necessary. This is so great :)

Mad props to wiregr!! I can confirm this is working great on my unlocked Galaxy Note :) Between this and the new ALFA AWUS036NHA support in 2.2.0 we're nearly to 4 methods for Internet connection! Will have to roll this into the next major firmware revision when we redesign the ICS menus. Congrats and cheers :D

if you exec the process like you're doing now in php the page won't load becuase php is waiting for nc to finish. If you take a look at the starturlsnarf.php or startdnsspoof.php pages you'll see how we're handling that -- with a call to at which forks the process. From there it's just a matter of redirecting the output of the program to a log and cat'ing that from php.

Perhaps the reset button should reset the root passwd in addition to the network configs. Will add that to the list.

cloud.wifipineapple.com is the current work-in progress pineapple portal. You'll see all sorts of good stuff there, perhaps including a better wiki. Github is nice but doesn't quite fit the bill as far as our tutorials and what not are concerned.

Terrific writup Telot! Thanks :-)

Frak, I accident tally touched the delete button on the last post. The Bunny Man sid " Thanks!Update:I didn't realize this until right now but new newest version of Safari/Mac OS X now does the exact same thing.It seems to be slightly less reliable (it didn't come up for several minutes) but it can be assumed 10.8 and further will have it as an OS level feature." Me: This is a fantastic find and shouldn't be lost. Let's either roll it into the firmware, add a module or pin it. I can see many useful scenarios for a little dns spoof.

Nicely done!

I wish it were like that. The vacation was scheduled beforehand. The cable deal is wicked for revision3, and hopefully that'll trickle down to us, but for the most part nothing has really changed on our end. Using this vacation time without proper gear to brainstorm the next crazy idea. Network Cucumber? :-)

I'm thinking module, and also sending commands from master to slave over ssh. Exchange key pairs and add your command to the end of the ssh string is all it takes. Now just a matter of getting the deauth commands sorted, which I should be able to figure out from WhistleMaster's module. Otherwise someone linked me a mass deauth script. I bookmarked it.... Somewhere.... On vacation -- the best time to bang out code -- and realized I left my pineapple's power cord back home. NOOOOO!!!!! >:( Now I'm going to have to drink cocktails by the pool and NOT write code. LAME. PS: If you think there's any sarcasm in the above statement, you're dead wrong.

Let's break it down: tail /www/pineapple/logs/urlsnarf.log | awk {'print $1 $8'} | sed 's,http://, http://,' The first part just keeps an eye on the urlsnarf.log file, and its output is piped to awk, which is instructed to only list out of that the first and eighth fields (space is the default delimiter), then finally that pipes to sed which looks like it's adding a space before http://,'>http://, for whatever reason I cannot remember. If you issue cat /www/pineapple/logs/urlsnarf.log you'll see the whole shebang and from that you should be able to figure out which fields you need (replacing $1 and $8). I'm thinking the | sed 's,http://,'>http://, http://,'>http://,' part may not be necessary.

Yes, it is on my agenda. I have time freeing up in the next few weeks and will make this a priority. Might need some beta testers. Stay tuned :)

Best to post specific questions to the board (after searching of course) ;)

Huge thanks to you guys, the community, for propelling this project. And big thanks to Sebkinne, Mr-Protocol, WhistleMaster, Vulture, and petertfm. We're very happy to be releasing version 2.0.0, and I think you'll agree these new features warrant the bold version number, which includes: * Linux 3.2 kernel * Working SSLstrip * Additional 3G Devices and fixes * Fixed refresh link for logs * Added WiFi toggle * Time-servers set up automatically (UTC) * Change root password from GUI * Module / Upgrade back-end sped up, stabilized. * Bugfixes Note: the LAN / WAN leds currently do not work correctly. To get SSLstrip working, after installing it, please execute (Can only be installed to USB): ln -s /usb/usr/lib/python2.7 /usr/lib/python2.7 touch /usb/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/zope/__init__.py We're noticing a 23.7% speed improvement in integer calculations over the previous builds, which is quite apparent all around! Download: http://cloud.wifipineapple.com/mk4/downloads.php?download MD5: 319d30f8fbb31d6ee7d9cec25bd7f23f There are some big things on the horizon for the WiFi Pineapple and this new version really paves the way for good things to come. Cheers! -The Jasager Team

Speaking of nothing changing... Revision3 CEO: “Discovery Wants Us to Keep Doing What We’re Doing” http://www.tubefilter.com/2012/05/03/revision3-ceo-discovery-acquired-interview/

http://corporate.discovery.com/discovery-news/discovery-communications-acquire-top-digital-video/#mkcpgn=blgdsc1 Another story from AllThingsD: http://allthingsd.com/20120503/discovery-communications-gets-a-web-video-arm-courtesy-of-revision-3/

+1 on the button module. Works like a champ.

Whistlemaster, any chance you can share what modifications you make to that script? I tried it after updating with my pineapple's HWaddr and got "Setting up for attack" before it froze and rebooted. Ideas?

+1 WM & Vulture! A tutorial is in order :)

Looks good. SilverExploit, can you email Seb and I the code? We'll get it up on in the juice bar.

Will be interesting to see what happens when the next firmware is released based on the 3.2 kernel.

Would be wicked to make it a general purpose keylogger, not just for specific sites.