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I enjoyed your write up. Thanks for taking the time to do it. sub'd Please update frequently :)

Ok good to know. However I'm using the MarkIV .. R2.8.1 Thanks for the response. I look forward to trying this Infusion. Maybe it's only available in R3? Hope not ... I'm not really stoked about going to R3

I don't see this in the PineApple Bar? Is it called something different?

Thank god I saw this Just got my MKIV ... had a blast with the MKIII The book is cool .. but now I've drank too much trying to figure out what the he77 where's the web interface. So now I've have too much to drink, so tomorrow I'll hit up 172.16.42.1:1471 Thank god I wasn't a total MKIV noob and decided to search first. Beers!

Dude ... first Best WEBSITE EVVVVERRR... (@your avatar) I one hand I had the pineapple with the cord just barely insert ... when I click that button I push the cord in to the pineapple. Got it on the first try. Each device is different however. Maybe try more coffee and less beer? lol

I think most people (well I am and the pineapple but he's broken right now) using aireplay-ng If you haven't seen this thread, check it out! http://www.rx8club.com/showthread.php?t=180037 Seriously, its interesting, grab a coke or a beer, something.

Great read with my morning coffee... I was using deauth from BT5 -- It just never occurred to me to try the deauth from the command line of the pineapple <!head/wall> I feel so stupid

JUST FINISHED! Went perfectly, thanks for the hard work on the instructions Ghost, Mr-Protocol and SEB From the WinPCap FAQ -->http://www.winpcap.org/misc/faq.htm#Q-3 Q-3: How can I see if WinPcap is currently running on my Win2K/XP/2k3 machine? A: Click on the Start button and then on run. Type msinfo32. The System Information panel will show up. Choose Software Environment, then System Drivers. The entry NPF should appear there. If you launched a WinPcap application previously, the state should be running. Remember that WinPcap should have been run at least one time in order to appear in this list. If you have purchased the MK3 from the HakShop and want the simple winblows (oops did I say that?) GUI method use the AP51-flash-gui-1.0-42.exe utility. Use the instructions provided by Ghost and go to page 5. Once you set your ethernet connection back to dhcp you should be able to ping 172.16.42.1 .... Allow the interface some extra time to fire up (maybe 5 minutes) and connect using the web browser to http://172.16.42.1/pineapple

Hfam, Thanks for posting this, I was having a hard time as well trying to get the DeAuth to work from the Pineapple. I simply gave up and did it from the command line using BT5 and the RT8187 usb wifi adapter I purchased from the hak shop. This thread clears things up nicely. Thanks everyone (oh I'm now convinced I need an Android phone ... thanks for spending more of my money lol)

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This is all good stuff, but I don't see how it relates to Ngrep or Ngrep not working? Maybe a mod can strip it out (lol) and create a more appropriate thread title for these juicy bits of information. You guys have hijacked the thread topic talking about SSLStrip, DSniff and Iptable routing. It's all good information but how is anyone to find it when it's stuffed in a Ngrep not capturing thread? If it's relevant then explain to me how, because I can't see it. Thanks edit --- @ itsm0ld - nice script thanks for the content! Great threads in your sig as well.

HI ehuna, Just received my Pineapple last week! I'm doing much the same thing you are ... educate family and my follow road warrior co-workers. (small company) I can't help you configure Karma but I might be able to shed some like of why you are having problems figuring out how to configure Karma for WEP and WPA. Simply ... it doesn't work on encrypted networks, only open networks. This is my understanding from this thread here --> http://forums.hak5.org/index.php?showtopic=23196&st=0 (Only 2 pages .. interesting read) So in short you can try to de-auth the clients from the AP's they are currently connected ... then hope the Clients try to connect back to an open network AKA your Pineapple

I wouldn't be doing a reflash just yet, that's sort of a scorched earth approach if you ask me. Checklist. In this order. - Start Airmon first. Located on the Right side of the WebUI - Now start Karma - Left side of WebUI - iPad has to be looking for available access points. Make sure it didn't connect to another access point while you were messing around with something else. You could try removing all the AP's in your iPad list. Then make something up completely out of left field ... lemme see "Pineapples are Great" or "This is a FAKE" You should see the AP become available in your list of available access points with an Open Security and whatever Strength level. (I'm not that familiar with the iPad sorry) Connect to it if you haven't already. Now you should see your iPad in the ARP Log list on the Pineapple WebUI. Hope this helps a little bit... doing a reflash seems a bit more drastic and harder, especially when it seems like you're almost there.

My understanding was that the Pineapple (by default) expects it's internet connection to be 172.16.42.42 and that it's WebUI and SSH services are only available to this IP address. (however I can't actually find where I read that :( ) I've not actually tried to connect to WebUI interface, or SSH server with any other IP address other than the #.#.#.42 For example with an IP provided by the pineapple on the victim side.

Adding this to my to do list with my new MKIII Thanks for the great post

(putting my flame suit on) How hard is it to do this for a person that knows ZERO PHP?

THANKS! Glad you found it useful

If I understand what your issues are... I will post the Karma config settings from my Pineapple (MK3). That way you can be sure you have the right stuff. # config file to use with the Karma'd version of hostapd # created by Robin Wood - robin@digininja.org - www.digininja.org interface=wlan0 driver=nl80211 ssid=internet channel=1 # both open and shared auth auth_algs=3 # no SSID cloaking ignore_broadcast_ssid=0 logger_syslog=-1 logger_stdout=-1 logger_syslog_level=2 logger_stdout_level=2 dump_file=/tmp/hostapd.dump ctrl_interface=/var/run/hostapd ctrl_interface_group=0 # 0 = accept unless in deny list macaddr_acl=0 # only used if you want to do filter by MAC address #accept_mac_file=/etc/hostapd/hostapd.accept #deny_mac_file=/etc/hostapd/hostapd.deny # enable karma enable_karma=1 Now what will happen once you paste this in your Karma.conf file using the Pineapple Interface (in Configuration menu) and click the update button the settings will be written to the karma.conf file. Problem is, that there is a bug that appends ^M to ever line in the conf file. You can't see this in the Pineapple User Interface (UI) you need to terminal in to the pineapple. Terminal to the pineapple using putty.exe or something else. Connect using ssh login root password pineapplesareyummy Then follow the directions as stated a few posts before this one. In the end you want to delete all the ^M and save

You mean you've completely bricked the device and can not even log into the php interface? There is a factory reset on the Advance page if you can manage to get in to the interface. Have you tried logging in via SSH? If you can ... following the "Not So Quick Start" instructions might get you back up and running

Great info here, thanks ppl

Do you really need to shut down the Pineapple this way? I mean ... I will ... I don't know any better. My question is, if it was important why hasn't it been placed in the quick set up guide or on the wifipineapple page. Just say'n

Just got my Pineapple. I was only looking at the Karma.conf file when I clicked the update file by accident (I'm old and shaky ok lol). That's when Karma stop working for me. I did the update. Excuted this on the Pineapple advanced page "grep -v -e random /tmp/karma.log" My log file looked exactly the same, exactly. So I did this ^^^^^ Using Putty All Good! Karma stared again, Thanks everyone. For the linux noobs (of which I put myself) using the VI editor can be a bit tricky. After running the above command and bringing up the karma.conf file in VI: - Hit "i" (for insert, allows you to edit the file contents). - To save you need to get out of edit mode by hitting ESC first. - Now to save (write) the file hit ":" then "w" - To exit VI now hit ":" then "q" GL and Thanx again