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    Rasp Pi

    I had mine delivered last week, it's pretty nifty looking, but as yet I've not had a chance to play with it. Spare keyboard I have is screwed and seemed to be duplicating keypresses. (I might not be giving it enough power either). hopefully I'll have more time in about a month. Additionally I've got the beaglebone and the pandaboard. I've had the Reaver Crack running on both, and the ARM BackTrack running on the Pandaboard with command line only. I've got too many projects and not enough time :( Dioxin
  2. Your issue could be VirtualBox related. I've had a few issues myself with the flaky USB support. Try out VMWares Fusion on a 30 day trial. Its $50 but there is a bundle floating around containing it and a whole slew of other apps for the same $50 (weird in know!) Additionally for ICS I would probably try to route the traffic through BT5 and use NAT or Bridge to the Mac Internet Connection. This way BT5 doesnt really need to know Lion exists. If you are feeling particularly adventure you could try to install BT5 natively on the Mac ;) I've had some success with this, but the display is the major issue.
  3. Doesnt the plane have a cigerette lighter? ;)
  4. Or if someone would like to point me in the direction of some real hardware hacking, I could potentially replace the 4Mb, with something a more to my liking, like an 8meg or 16 meg chip. I dont mind toasting one in the process of trying :D
  5. It would appear that I'm in possession of a couple of sub-standard MK4 equivalents :( I've got something that resembles the MK4 but only half as good, it appears to only have 4Mb of Flash. Is there a means to do a partial install, and then make up the rest with the USB port? I'm intending to have my MK4.0.duh permy attached to a BeagleBone, so could potentially have some NFS action there too (thus freeing up the USB for 3g) If compressing the build requires converting from one programming language to another, I'll give it a shot. With any luck my efforts in this direction might enable an overpowered MK4.x . Heres to hoping I dont have two unbricked bricks ;) Regards Dioxin DISCLAIMER: In my haste to join the fray from lands far from the hallowed halls of Hak5 I have made a malformed decision :( At any rate I have a functional MK3 so all fun is not yet lost :) this is merely an attempt to move forward with half what I really need.
  6. Have you tried the Reaver-WPS weakness? no need for a 4-way for that one. The advantage to this vulnerability is that even if they change the password, the pin still works. (I've a netgear router where its actually impossible to change the 8-digit pin)
  7. NOT Multi-Threaded???? it would be pretty piss poor if that were the case! you might be referring to the client and not the server. tbh, if you can get the 10 computers for $50 and dont mind putting some grunt into getting them running, I'm pretty sure there are some fun things you can do with them. (ps I'm currently working on clustering a group of 4 i5 2500K with 8Gbs ram... got the PXE boot working at the weekend :D )
  8. If you know that your target frequents a particular starbucks, could you not set some sort of timer for the targets expected usage? chances are high that he wont be using it at 2am when they are closed. This would allow your device to run unattended for a longer duration. Additionally If you are in the vicinity of free WiFi why not use this rather than a 3G connection. It might require 2/3 wifi adapters 1st Pineapple HoneyPot 2nd for deauth, once connection established to pineapple connect this to Free Wifi. (or use a 3rd for the perma-connection to Free Wifi). and lastly (with Evil Genius laugh) could you also not redirect all traffic from your HoneyPot via some form of VPN or Tunnel back into a network under your control, such that you manipulate the traffic "locally" rather than strain the Pineapple? Thus forwarding the HoneyPot traffic to your DeathTrap muhahahahahahaha
  9. While portability might be your concern before you buy it, usability will be the main contender afterwards, believe me. I've a fairly new HP mini 110 ($100 2nd hand) running backtrack, it will netboot, usbboot and HDD boot Backtrack. Its a 10.1 " screen and I find it much too constrictive. And the keyboard also is fairly cramped. It does however have wifi monitor mode right off the bat. Some models have a 3g modem built in, mine doesnt so I cant comment on the usability with Backtrack. I would absolutely love to be able to natively run Backtrack on my MacBookAir 13" with WiFi monitor, but its not straight forward at all. When I can afford the replacement I'll try it properly :D (yes a VM works fine, but I'd need a more up to date model to get the performance I want 2Gbs memory just doesnt cut it)
  10. Panda board ES is probably your best bet, I've had backtrack running on mIne ;) but it's slightly bigger than pocket sized, alternatively try a beagle bone I've had Reaver WPS working on that
  11. Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes, at least that way you are a mile away and have his shoes! There exists more than one way to contribute, for me to order a product from the US I get stung financially on many front, such that any order low value order I make can have a price tag 50% higher than if I were a US citizen. I'm currently employed as a Software Developer, and I would gladly contribute time if I were able. I'm not a pentester, but I'm attacking things from the learning experience point of view, "know thy enemy"
  12. I think you missed the <sarcasm> tags... I've got 2 of the MK4 equivilent hardware on order myself, a MK3 hardware at home and 3 USB battery packs. 1 4000 mAh and 2 11,000 mAh. For extra fun and frolics I also have a Pandaboard, a BeagleBone and some RaspberryPi(only on pre-order) Is it possible to power the MK3/4 hardware from a 5Volt supply?
  13. I didn't mean to shoot the project down, but from what you have described thus far there are considerably easier alternatives. Lets assume that you connect via ethernet using some ssh jiggery pokery, you have options of laptop, netbook, desktop, smallest would possibly something RaspberryPi like + small screen. Lets assume that you connect via WiFi, then you can add to the above list phones and tablets. If you mean to directly connect to the Pineapple Board then the technical details are perhaps beyond the now how of us humble forums user. Either way, to merely display the information available wouldnt achieve much. :(
  14. Is it not possible for the MK4 to share the WiFi device on the MK3 such that the MK4 is the one controlling the WiFI on the MK3? I remember reading something about everything in linux being treated as a file. Alternatively setup some form of fileshare between the MK4 and MK3 :) that should dodge the limitations in the MK3. Also I'm not quite sure I understand what you mean by "backpack" :(
  15. I'm presently looking into a custom case for a battery pack and the Board the MKIV is based off. It might take me a while to CAD it up, and I'm still waiting on the board and battery packs to arrive. I'll also see if I have space for other delights ;) I'm aiming for a device rugged enough to be left in a backpack, but without a tangle of wires.
  16. Not as sexy as this, but it works! :D Any chance we can get some details on this sexy hardware???
  17. I've noted that the Reaver-WPS is "quite" effective at obtaining WPA keys from routers susceptible to WPS abuse, is it feasible that the Pineapple also include this attack? Such that once the WPA key is obtained the Pineapple could mimic the access-point and redirect traffic to itself? As part of the "Yes Man" implementation
  18. A very simple way to protect yourself from these types of devices, Don't put yourself in a position where you cant trust your connection. Isnt there also a way in which you can use an encrypted ssh tunnel to a trusted host in order to have safe browsing? Pretty sure this was discussed in a Hak5 episode.
  19. Just for further fun and frolics, and if it IS the Hornet-UB (85mm * 60mm) http://www.alfa.com.tw/in/front/bin/ptdetail.phtml?Part=Hornet_UB&Category=107225 I checked out the dimensions and its a near match to a BeagleBone (86.36mm * 53.33mm) http://beagleboard.org/bone also the screw mounts "appear" to line up :D the BeagleBoard should be able to power off the Hornet's USB as well so just need to supply 12V to the Hornet. I've just ordered a BeagleBone so I'll see what neat little tools I can get running off it. (Currently playing around trying to get Backtrack ARM onto a Pandaboard)
  20. I currently have sitting at home the hardware to produce a 4 node cluster ;) I went for the i5 2500k as the performance/price is much higher than i7 2600k. (Both provide around 80 gigaflops, as actually tested using LinPack on ubuntu) I have 4 Mini-ITX boards sporting 8Gbs RAM and i5 2500k 3 are powered by PicoPSU (120W) and 1 directly connected to a 650W PSU (the pico-psu's are supplied by the 650 too) 5 port Gigabit Switch and cables. Total cost runs to about £1300 and provides around 320 gigaflops (so just shy of 1 Teraflop at £3900) all this lot requires is something to netboot them and its good to go. If anyone is interested I can list the whole hardware list and a photo of the setup ;) The idea is to encase the entire lot in a 7" x 7" x 12" Aluminum Case with only a RJ45 and kettle plug for connectors ;) (ok ok maybe some power switches unless Wake On Lan works flawlessly)
  21. First question is to ask yourself why you want all this hardware. If its just to learn, then you can avoid the expense by using Virtual Machines instead, considerably cheaper than $3000
  22. Once you enter the realms of concealing the laptop inside a bag, you are no longer constrained to a device that must remain normal looking i.e a standard laptop. consider the following: Low Power fan-less Pico-ITX m-board (3.9in × 2.8 in) 12v 3 hour battery pack. Pineapple x number USB Wifi adapters 16gbs USB FlashDrive. Short Twisted Pair Cat5 for the pineapple. some form of container for the board ;) If you are careful about the components you pick up might be able to put it together for $200-$300 Heat Still an issue? Protect the board from condensation issues and use an ice-pack, should give you plenty of time. An extra wifi/bluetooth device could be your entry point to your box. (make sure its a hidden SSID) About looking conspicuous, how many people do you observe in public using a phone as intently as you will be ... most likely zero perhaps a tablet pc (aka iPad) would be more fitting if not a little more expensive, the additional screen real estate would make the task easier. Although using an actual netbook/laptop to connect to your back back would also be plausible dependent on environment. Regards
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