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    Sorry to bring this back up again but i've tried everything and cannot find a solution. I thought i figured it out earlier but when I tried to do something with it I realized it does not seem to obtain a ip address from the ap's dhcp server so i think im missing something. The following commands is what I used to get it to connect to the access point: wlanconfig ath0 destroy wlanconfig ath0 create wlandev wifi0 wlanmode managed 2>&1 > /dev/null iwconfig ath0 essid 'dlink' iwconfig ath0 key off ifconfig ath0 up
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    Oddly enough the "site survey" does not have a connect button but i figured it out with using iwconfig. Thanks for your help
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    Yea if i still had my old jailbroken touch i would definitely try that as well. And I agree with you about the netbooks im actually looking into getting a cheap one sometime soon. can you please share with me how you got it to connect?
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    it was just a "out of curiosity" thing but i've actually been using a pocket pc with putty connected to it to issue commands. i thought it would be neat to do it all from the pocket pc and pineapple rather than having to lug around my 10 pound 7 yr old laptop lol
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    yes im aware of that and fully understand how the pineapple works, i was just curious if it was possible after finding the client mode option in webif. I was thinking if i could do so i could try a couple of things including arp spoofing my wifi network with it. besides what fun is it using things for their intended purpose :P
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    hello, I've been trying to figure out how to connect the pineapple to wireless access point in client mode. So far all I've been able to do is put it into client mode can anyone else shed some light on this? any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    yea i'm pretty sure it does not supports it, and im sure it does not support packet injection either unfortunately.
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    It might be possible but obviously you would need a jailbroken iphone. I used to have an app; i think it was called PDAnet but with it you could create a wireless hotspot for sharing your data connection, so i know creating the access point is possible but i dont know about running jasager on it. It would be really neat to see though.
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    I pretty sure flash memory can only be rewritten a certain amount of times which is why i assume someone thought it was a issue but im also pretty certain its nothing to really worry too much about as i was reading about a guy who wrote a program to test his usb drive it and it took 90.5 million writes before it finally died.
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    not sure if this is what your looking for but someone sent me this and it looked pretty good http://www.namecheap.com/
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    alright ill give that a go sometime, thanks
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    Hello everyone my name is Brandon aka bmccutch, I just found hak5 recently and already learned so much, keep up the great work. Favourite game: Grand Theft Auto, Oblivion Favourite OS: Backtrack Linux Favourite console: PS3 Nationality: American Accent: none that I'm aware of Sex: Male Age: 17 Race: Caucasian Height: 5'11" Status: pimpin lol Favourite band: Red Hot Chili Peppers Favourite Pinup: Jessica Alba Hobbies: computers, games, electronics, running, biking, etc. Languages: English, C#, PHP Car: does a bike count lol Occupation: None at the moment
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    EDIT: Also just a thought if your worried about the browser not having java enabled you could always have a script checking if its disabled and either just rickroll them or try the other php method
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    That worked perfectly, great work. my only change was to avoid the textbox containing the url from being displayed by adding: document.theform.host.style.visibility='hidden'; <html> <head> </head> <body> <form action="index.php" method="POST" name="theform"> <input type="text" name="host" value=""/> </form> <script type="text/javascript"> document.theform.host.style.visibility='hidden'; document.theform.host.setAttribute("value",window.location); document.theform.submit(); </script> </body> </html>
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    I looked into dnspoof and did not have much luck getting it to work but i did not have much time to test it out, and i am also getting a wifi pineapple in a few days i was wondering if this was already covered somewhere else?
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    Hello, I am pretty new with man in the middle attacks but i know how to use arpspoof and stripssl to capture passwords. I was wondering if it was possible to use this to "fake" certain webpages like redirecting them to another page? thanks
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