Whistle Master

A new version will be out soon with new functionalities to control the jammer: sleeping time & number of deauths to send.

Could you do a quick test: start the module from the web interface, then ssh to your pineapple and issue the following commands: ps auxww ps auxww | grep jammer.sh | grep -v -e grep | grep -v -e php Then stop the module from the web interface and issue the same above commands from ssh and post all the output. Thanks ;)

Should I continue working on it as a module or do you prefer adding features directly in the firmware ? :) I have version 1 ready by the way :P

I will add the port 443 in the next version, just in case :P I will see how I can add the possibility to start modules from the Button module. :)

Could you please send me a screenshot of the problem ? I'm testing my modules only with Firefox, assuming not too many people are using IE :-P The stop button should stop everything, maybe with a little delay, because of the auto-refresh running which send continuously requests. Nice idea! I will have a look to add some settings :)

Hi ! I made this module because I wanted to have like a status page with some information about the network, system, storage, etc. and live network bandwidth graphs such as in firmware like DD-WRT or similar. First version will be sent soon to Seb

:P Would be a great challenge, but that requires sensors to have access to battery and solar health information.

APs on the whitelist are not DeAuth'ed, so you should still be able to browse internet through AP not DeAuth'ed. By default, everything is DeAuth'ed :) APs in sight of the pineapple will be DeAuth'ed.

Interesting :) My module does not redirect the 443 to 10000, only the 80 and beta testers reported it as working.

Last version nows add the possibility to use another wifi adapter.

Last version nows add the possibility to use another wifi adapter to either scan or deauth.

After /etc/init.d/fstab start, try mount -a

You have to move your www folder on your USB drive first and then create the symlink with the ln command.

The module configures everything you need in term of sslstrip program and iptables rules.

WiFi Survey will help you ;) It is not automatic, but you can capture from there.

Give it a try and you will understand :) opkg update && opkg install kmod-video-uvc It gives a dependency error. I asked Seb for another thing, and he told me that it has to be built into the firmware.

It happens that SSLstrip does not work with every browser, sites, etc.

I also though that the challenge would be interesting :) BUT... USB Video Support requires kernel packages (such as kmod-video-uvc) which cannot be installed directly but need to be put directly in the firmware... Seb, any thoughts ?

Use fstab configuration. See here for information. You can edit config file through pineapple UI in the USB page.

I'm facing similar issue with my AWUS036NHA. Even with a powered hub, the USB port of the pineapple seems to be at the maximum it can deliver :( Example: I start monitor on the wlan1 and try to deauth an AP. At first try, the AWUS036NHA's light goes off and the USB stack restarts... root@Pineapple:~# airmon-ng start wlan1 root@Pineapple:~# aireplay-ng --deauth 10 -a XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX mon0 21:48:07 Waiting for beacon frame (BSSID: XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX) on channel XX NB: this attack is more effective when targeting a connected wireless client (-c <client's mac>). 21:48:07 Sending DeAuth to broadcast -- BSSID: [XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX] write failed: Network is down wi_write(): Network is down root@Pineapple:~# EDIT Managed to keep it running by lowering transmit power to 10 dBm (Tx-Power=10 dBm) on the powered hub. EDIT 2 On advises from Petertfm, I changed the USB cable used for the AWUS036NHA, and Tada ! It works even at full Tx-Power of 20 dBm ! Thanks mate ;)

You can use tcpdump to sniff packets.

SSLstrip is already working and there is a module available :P But I agree, filters with ettercap would be great. I already have a module ready but ettercap is not working properly :(

If you post in the correct thread, you will get more chance to get it solved ;)

The sslstrip installation is not needed anymore with the last module :) The module checks if sslstrip is installed, if not, it proposes to install it on USB or on internal memory.

Well, Huawi modems are already working since the beginning. And the best of all: click here ;)