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  1. There seems to be a glitch of some sort with wash/reaver on the pineapple IV wash doesn't detect WPS enabled AP's

    when running wash on its own

    wash -i mon0 it shows errors, with wash -i mon0 -C ( --ignore-fcs) shows nothing.

    running wifite.py (which needs python to run) it shows WPS enabled AP's.

    so running the commands that wifite uses.

    airodump-ng -a -w /usb/tmp/wifite mon0 (airodump writes a file to /usb/tmp )

    then.

    wash -f /usb/tmp/wifite-01.cap -C (wash reads the file for wps enabled AP's)

    it then shows the AP that's wps enabled but under wps it says NO

    why does wifite show the AP as wps (which uses wash to detect it) but wash on its own does not ?

    I have included some pictures only kevnet is wps enabled

    wifite

    wifite.jpg

    wash

    washw.jpg

  2. SSH still showing online

    Same here showing ssh online

    19:28:16 Pineapple user.info autossh[989]: starting ssh (count 24)

    19:28:16 Pineapple user.info autossh[989]: ssh exited with error status 1; restarting ssh

    19:28:16 Pineapple user.info autossh[989]: ssh child pid is 7280

    19:28:11 Pineapple user.info autossh[989]: starting ssh (count 23)

    19:28:11 Pineapple user.info autossh[989]: ssh exited with error status 1; restarting ssh

    19:28:11 Pineapple user.info autossh[989]: ssh child pid is 7250

    19:28:06 Pineapple user.info autossh[989]: starting ssh (count 22)

    19:28:06 Pineapple user.info autossh[989]: ssh exited with error status 1; restarting ssh

    19:28:06 Pineapple user.info autossh[989]: ssh child pid is 7227

    19:27:52 Pineapple user.info autossh[989]: starting ssh (count 21)

    19:27:52 Pineapple user.info autossh[989]: ssh exited with error status 1; restarting ssh

    19:27:52 Pineapple user.info autossh[989]: ssh child pid is 7119

  3. Did you try this in your Fstab to mount to /USB

    config global automount

    option from_fstab 1

    option anon_mount 1

    config global autoswap

    option from_fstab 1

    option anon_swap 1

    config mount

    option target /usb

    option device /dev/sda

    option fstype ext4

    option options rw,sync

    option enabled 1

    option enabled_fsck 0

    config mount

    option target /usb

    option device /dev/sda1

    option fstype ext4

    option options rw,sync

    option enabled 1

    option enabled_fsck 0

    config swap

    option device /dev/sda2

    option enabled 1

  4. Version 2.7 has a bug where all 4 .sh scripts are not chmoded to root, to fix browse to the randomroll folder and issue

    chmod +x *.sh

    version 2.8 already submited + approved

    Thanks peterfm YOUR RandomRoll Module rocks, I've had lots of fun with this module.

  5. Ive been trying to fix this for ages.. cant seem to find the problem.. I pick a access point to attack, when i click attack i get :

    [+] Switching mon0 to channel 11

    [+] Waiting for beacon from 5C:D9:98:C0:**:**

    And doesnt change, any suggestions?

    The AP may be too far away or is not wps enabled

  6. Seb great work as always:-D

    I found that I had version 2.0 of RandomRoll and went to update to 2.6, it went quick and did not work. then I tried to install and it reported an md5 error.

    but after rebooting It installed in about 20 seconds:-)

    so if anyone is reading probably remove then reboot then install.

    I gave it a go again, I removed it and rebooted and clicked install, its now been 15 min's and its still downloading to /usb/tmp/modules, I am using ics with Ubuntu 12.04 so it must be down to using my Huawei modem as usb

  7. Interesting.

    How are you sharing internet to the pineapple? If via 3g, it IS possible that the download is taking forever (almost 8mb).

    Then, the file is downloaded onto your USB drive (in this case the modem?) and unpacked there.

    So I can see two bottlenecks:

    1. Internet speed.

    2. write speed to the device. This could explain why the rolls take so long to install..

    No sebkinne I do use the modem to supply internet but not in this case I was using ics with win 7

  8. I have updated to RandomRoll-2.6 but I had a hell of a time doing it, I am using firmware 2.7.0 and a Huawei Modem with a micro sd mounted as /usb.

    I clicked update in the list of available infusions, it removed random roll 2.5 and gave me the option to install 2.6 to usb.

    It took 22 minutes to download the tar.gz to /usb/tmp/modules and after 50 minutes it had only gotten as far as installing the first roll the afro roll.

    I stopped it and took out the tar.gz and extracted it to my desktop and copied them back one by one to /usb/modules/RandomRoll and then had to add it to /pineapple/modules/moduleList for it to show in installed infusions.

    Im not complaining its a great module im just reporting in case anyone else might have trouble installing it, it could be just that im using a huawei modem as /usb I havent tried with a flash drive.

  9. I upgraded to 2.7 and removed reaver/wash from USB and installed it to the pineapple itself, it runs fine now however I still have to bring wlan0 down and up again, it's a great module


    1. Plug power into wifi pineapple


    2. Plug ethenet cable into PoE port on pineapple


    3. Plug eithernet cable into ethernet port on PC


    4. Under network connections: Right click on PC ethernet port, click on properties, click IPv4 change static IP to 172.16.42.42, Netmask 255.255.255.0, Default Gateway Blank, and DNS 8.8.8.8


    5. Under network connections: Right click on wifi connection, click on sharing tab, check the box that allows other network users to connect through this commputer's internet connecton

    have you tried step 5 before step 4 as windows 7 assigns an ip to the lan card after you enable sharing

  10. It would be great to see this module working by it self but the module doesn't start reaver, I had to click attack target then run the same command via ssh (putty), reaver -i mon0 -b 00:1f:xx:xx:xx:xx -S -a -vv >> /usb/reaver-00:1f:xx:xx:xx:xx.log -D 7

    I also changed the log path to usb as it gets very large

    reavermoduel.jpg

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