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debian might be a winner for you. Its basically ubuntu but a few thing behind for stability and stuff. Plus it seems to run on damn near everything
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I just paid my bill this morning or else i would have tried it.
As a quick question doesn't DNS tunneling only help if you can surf to the webpages ip address but not the domain name. Do you happen to remember what season that episode is?
I have a feeling they route you based on your sim card. and if you sim card says no credit that it gobal redirects everything to their own server so you can buy more. My ping do not work when i put a n old t-mobile simcard in my phone ( but i think thats because its IMEI is no longer valid.
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It does work and only really suffers by the wifi range fo the phone itself. There are at least 15 guides on maemo.org to get that working but basically you need the power kernel, the packet injection drivers, and then you can eather compile reaver yourself or just copy over a binary for reaver & wash from the maemo.org forum ( there is a few of the thats how i did it ).
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What happen to the source ??
I thought this was an open source project or is it going the way of the rubber ducky?? The github witht the pineapplestuff was nice but it seems to have been taken down and put at the very bottom of the todo list. Please dont let this just taper off like the rubber ducky did.
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I have mine and will say that its is nice. The usb ports have a 100mah limit on them so most wifi card have issues unless your running a powered hub. I got a belkin 4 port deal that was really small and had a 2.5ah power supply so it can handle the 700mah for the pi and then that leaves me about 1.7ah for the wifi chips and other stuff.
I really think that raspbian is the only way to go. Using the armhf end up being much quick for a lot of things and It only makes sense to use the max power possible out of the pi because it is kinda of lacking.
I have a pretty nice setup for it already but am having a little trouble with the mmc card erroring on boot with the custom kernel i used to get rid of the neg one error on atk9 chipsets.
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The wifi system on the WII only looks at the SSID of the network before it connects to it.
My WII is only set to connect to a my wpa-psk wifi network but it always ends up on the pineapple with the encrypted SSID name.
I think one or two older OSes would do this but it been fixed now.
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You can run karma on that board with the right wifi chipsets.
You will not be able to flash the mk4 software to it. You will need to compile your own version, Its not hard once you get rolling.
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Got to love the way windows will deal with symlinks sometimes. btw 819 Petabytes isnt too bad how long did it take for it to figure that all out?
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My 13 inch mbp goes for 5 to 7 hours unless i leave it for a few days. I am running an ssd and 4 gigs of ram. Bootcamp works well and the battery life is about the same just really depends on the work being done on it. I have only considered getting rid of it for a macbook air but am afraid it will not feel solid enough for me and i will break it by folding it like a letter cause i am stupid or something.
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HHmm i guess this leads me to the question of hoastapd downloaded from digininjas site and the one running on the wifi pineapple. Are they at the same revision of patches ?
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Hey Digininja,
If you happen to have some updated code laying about i would love to use it. The current while listings and blacklisting does not work correctly all the time.
Please let me know if I can help by writing a guide or a setup script for it. whatever just let me know.
The tl-link 722n will work great for the karma ap. Just make sure you are running a kernel greater than 3.0.
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I am also having issues with wifi cards and the r-pi. What happens is when I do a ifconfig wlan0 up it loads the drivers then messes up and re activates itself with a new phy. I really think i need a power hub to run the wifi cards.
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Did you bootstrap your debian install for this or is it a purge of the standard debian install offered by the foundation?
I am loading this up on an sd card now to give it a shot.
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Pogo plugs, seagate dockstars and goflex home/nets are a lot of fun alsoif you do not need video
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I would get one of the power supply tests that are like 5 bucks or sneak up to the computer shop and use theirs to make sure the power supply is good
when you say no video does it show up on the network?
If it does not show up on the network I would start checking the motherboard.
If its on the network then you are just having a video card issue which goes back to testing that and the powersupply.
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I do not have that wireless card but the ar9271 chipset will work in ap mode with hostapd. When I come across an extra 20 bucks I want to order one because it has more power than the tp-link 721n that i am using now
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I was the one that setup the pogo plug to act like the pineapple with two alfa networking cards, It is a debian install with a kernel that supports the alfa cards for master mode. ( i have just automated the irongeek process and added some setup scripts)
I am not quite sure what you are after in setting this up but you should really just check out the code in pineapplepie.googlecode.com. It has the install routines, the scripts, networking files, web interface written with ruby on rails and other nice misc bits that you should find interesting in setting up your device.
I have not setup tor, metaspolit, or set in those install scripts for the device but have gotten most of the cool apt-get programs, and have set up some scripts for ssh, vpn, and 3g connections.
Please let me know what you are up too and I would love to help.
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Screen is pretty sweet but after the hak5 irc channel suggested byobu I will never go back to just screen. Its pretty much the same but with an easy to setup ui.
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the Cubox is about the same as the pi. It more computer at a larger price but same great size.
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Any atheros chipset that supports the atk9 drivers can be put into master mode. It just really depends on the kernel having native support for it.
tl-link 722n and 822n will work for you and they are usb. Alfa makes a card that uses the same atheros 9271 chipset and should also work but i have yet to buy this and test it.
here is a page that will assist with chipset that support it.
they call master mode or ap mode
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Nice. You should have nps using the pipe for the cluster. You might want to setup the database up so you can save all the crunch that you do. Pyrit is an extensive program and well setup for your plans.
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With the correct hardware you should be able to build hostapd from digininja website and have karma running on your laptop.
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I would set up Pyrit and the server setup as described in the links.
then you can run a command like
crunch 10 10 0123456789 | pyrit -i '-' -r keyfile attackpassthru
and if the servers are all setup and running it should work as a cluster.
But after looking at the systems you are using It might be more effective to buy a 100 dollar video card that will do more pmk that your setup clustered for like half the power cost and the lack of use of whatever machines are doing the cracking.
You just have to make sure the servers are running on other machines and you have set the pyrit config file to know about them.
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The ap51 is not a usb device and you would need to connect it with ethernet and ssh into it. You could plug it into the mk4 and then ssh from you bt machine into mk4 and then into the mk3 (or forward it and stuffs but thats another post)
The benefits would be not needing a computer with it. You could use one to be karma and the other to handle deauths and your internet connection.
And yes I would flash it. Then you would pretty much have a mk4 minus the usb, second lan port, and some cpu power.
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