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00:19:12 Pineapple local2.info chat[7472]: abort on (NO CARRIER) 00:19:12 Pineapple local2.info chat[7472]: abort on (ERROR) 00:19:12 Pineapple local2.info chat[7472]: abort on (BUSY) 00:19:12 Pineapple local2.info chat[7472]: ^M 00:19:12 Pineapple local2.info chat[7472]: ^M 00:19:12 Pineapple local2.info chat[7472]: OK 00:19:12 Pineapple local2.info chat[7472]: OK 00:19:12 Pineapple local2.info chat[7472]: Failed (ERROR) 00:19:12 Pineapple local2.info chat[7472]: ERROR 00:19:12 Pineapple local2.info chat[7472]: ATE1^M^M This would suggest to me that the modem is working, and settings are wrong

Thats a good point. What about some kismet monitoring to see what wireless activities are going on?

openWRT firmware, as for turning it into a torrent client you will want some kind of external storage USB drive etc and google 'openwrt torrent client' for a million and one guides on how to do this

I have hostapd-karma running on the pi, just follow digininjas guide, i used a tp-link TL-WN812N. You will need a powered hub otherwise the adaptor is underpowered and hostapd will conk-out!

Got this all sorted now, configured and compiled using the DBIG security hole option, this is a internal webserver for a university project so security isn't a issue, only access will be plugging it in physically. Needs root permissions to do iptable manipulation and access rc.local/ root cronjobs etc etc

Anyone got any advice, googled the hell out of it and can't find anything. Need to compile Apache as a root user on the raspberry Pi, for a internal web-server, so security isn't a issue. Any help appreciated!

I also had this problem with autostarting sslstrip (not using the module)

I was always under the impression that karmasploit etc didn't run the wireless card in true AP mode? As far as i understand hostapd should run it as AP.

Just written up a quick tutorial on how to compile hostapd-1.0-karma on backtrack 5 r3 I'm by no means a expert, just been messing around with it. comments welcome! http://www.jhaos-theory.co.uk/?p=46

What Version of the pineapple are you using? if you are using the pre-change of port version you will need to manually change the port of the httpd server serving up the webpages, as the iptable rules used for sslstrip will break it on port 80, i would recommend using port 1471 as the latest version is now using this port.

i got mine off ebay, some place in manchester i think, only took 2 days to get down to cornwall

I'm sure that lower voltages can affect the wifi rangle, i have a battery pack that outputs 9v or 12v and i always use 12v to ensure i get the best wifi range, i haven't got any proof of this but its just from my personal experiance

I think i speak for most people when i say remote adminstration is easier to implement with a reverse SSH tunnel to some kind of public server, be it a virtual private server or a home-hosted one, as long as the relevant ports are forwarded its a lot easier, and as the server (should) have a static IP you don't need to worry about it changing all the time

Have you set up 2 network adaptors for the vm? one for pineapple one for the internet

Backtrack is not yet avalible on the raspberry pi, not sure if it will ever be, although they have a arm version of BT it will not run on the raspberrys processor, i used a 4GB card and put pwn-pi on it.

I'll just leave this here.... http://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/26710-uart-hornet-ub-other-questions/#entry204093

if you really wanted to have some fun you could dnsspoof everyone to this: http://news.uk.msn.com/the-big-question/the-big-answer-the-olympics-are-a-waste-of-money

SSL encryption is used by gmail to prevent users login information from passing in cleartext. You can use sslstrip to try and prevent the ssl encryption from taking place. if you are using the pineapple connected to a laptop/computer and ICS'ing you can use sslstrip on the computer and capture the login (possibly) if you wanted to use sslstrip on the pineapple you can search the forums, and will need to: -install a USB with swap space and storage space on the pineapple -install sslstrip (i would install to the usb stick) -run sslstrip and dump the logs to the usb stick I would research into ssl encryption to understand how you are performing this attack if i was you - its ok to know how to perform the attack but to learn how it works and understanding how sslstrip works is better for you.

*19d2:0031*) echo "ZTE MF637 (3UK) detected. Attempting mode switch" uci delete network.wan2 uci set network.wan2=interface uci set network.wan2.ifname=ppp0 uci set network.wan2.proto=3g uci set network.wan2.service=umts uci set network.wan2.device=/dev/ttyUSB2 uci set network.wan2.apn=three.co.uk uci set network.wan2.defaultroute=1 uci commit network sleep 10; rmmod usbserial sleep 5; insmod usbserial vendor=0x19d2 product=0x0031 sleep 5; /etc/init.d/firewall disable; /etc/init.d/firewall stop logger "3G: firewall stopped" iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 172.16.42.0/24 -o 3g-wan2 -j MASQUERADE iptables -A FORWARD -s 172.16.42.0/24 -o 3g-wan2 -j ACCEPT iptables -A FORWARD -d 172.16.42.0/24 -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -i 3g-wan2 -j ACCEPT ;; I am using a T-Mobile (uk) branded MF637 It is unlocked and i have tested it with both 3UK and Giffgaff (02) networks, the giffgaff sim will require username and password options to be enabled

i think it is part of the dsniff tools? the minipwner build includes installing dsniff, i'm sure it would include driftnet! my bad, don't think it is!

The pineapple mk4 is accessible via web interface at http://172.16.42.1/pineapple. Port 1471 was for the older pineapple (pre-mk3) it is also accessible via ssh port 22 (default) if connecting via ethernet set the computers ethernet adaptor to a static address of 172.16.42.42 and subnet mask 255.255.255.0 the firmware upgrade can then be up loaded via the web interface or scp'ed to /tmp/ and upgraded.

Not sure if this applys for mac, but with ubuntu you must have the oracle version, not the ubuntu repositery version. The wireless card should show up as 'wlan0', whats does lsusb display? (from terminal in backtrack vm)

Right, got to the point where i can access the pineapple from the vm and can access to internet from the vm, but haven't got ics quite working yet, maybe Seb can see where i'm going wrong! We start off with our virtualbox application and create a new virtualbox Follow the new machine setup as seen in the pictures : No Hard Disk Needed as we will be booting a BackTrack Live CD in the machine: Ignore this Error: final step: Select the Settings for the Virtualmachine and set up some network adaptors: Adaptor 1 is ok as it is: Adaptor 2 needs to be set like this: Lets start our Virtual Machine and follow the first boot steps: Select our Backtrack .iso file: http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p110/taylorjoshu00/VirtualBox%20pineapple/step10.png and boot.... http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p110/taylorjoshu00/VirtualBox%20pineapple/step11.png Just leave it to boot... http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p110/taylorjoshu00/VirtualBox%20pineapple/step12.png When you get your prompt type 'startx' and hit enter when you run ifconfig you should see two adaptors (eth0 and eth1) - in my picture you only see one- i forgot to screenshot with both which i was testing. but you should see two! (+ the 'lo' interface) http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p110/taylorjoshu00/VirtualBox%20pineapple/step13.png The interface which has a ip-address already is the one connected to the internet - in my case eth0! lets wget our wp3.sh from 'www.wifipineapple.com/wp3.sh' http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p110/taylorjoshu00/VirtualBox%20pineapple/step17.png lets chmod +x the wp3.sh and run it, remember to plug you pineapple into your ethernet port. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p110/taylorjoshu00/VirtualBox%20pineapple/step18.png You can see i setup the eth0 as internet and eth1 as pineapple. ping the pineapple to make sures its up and connected: http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p110/taylorjoshu00/VirtualBox%20pineapple/step19.png and there we have it, backtrack vm with pineapple connected: note: when i connected to the pineapple via ethernet it came up as connected in ubuntu, and just selected disconnect and left the cable plugged into the laptop and it still works in the vm, otherwise you have a backtrack vm and a ubuntu host connected to the pineapple. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p110/taylorjoshu00/VirtualBox%20pineapple/safeimg.png These Steps should be pretty easy to replicate on your mac!

Yes, you don't need both you can just make do with the bridge, I'm just advising the usb adaptor because they are cheap and easy. Try the bridged adaptor first and see how it goes!

You Will need a Bridged adaptor for the pineapple to connect to the Virtual Machine, or you could use a usb-ethernet adaptor which would be my personal route. and you need another network adaptor which can be any as long as it has internet connectivity. See the settings menu that looks like the one below: when you have set this all up you should be able to issue ifconfig in the backtrack vm and see eth0 and eth1, assuming eth0 is connected to the internet, then you run wp4.sh and select eth1 as you pineapple facing interface and eth0 as your internet facing interface. I haven't attached my pineapple to a virtualbox, but can try later on today - after 5pm (UK time ;) ) I'm running ubuntu 12.04 but i'm sure the virtualbox settings would be the same.