[Eviljava]

First off all thank you both for making this available to us!

I have a small suggestion. I'm assuming that anyone who makes use of this module is very familiar with Metasploit and know how to create his/her own (java)payload.

I would be very nice (at least I think so) to be able to put your own payload in via the Web UI per OS (Linux, Mac, Windows). The reason for this is that some of us are using the MKV as a standalone device connected to a 3G modem or via the WAN interface attached to a router. So you want to be able to put your own IP address in the payload. Not just 172.16.42.42. Maybe using a reverse HTTPS connection instead of a TCP etc. Now, I'm manually editing the run.html replacing the encoded payload with my own payload.

So by enabling the user to either use your default payload or its own, this module will be very powerful!

Anyway. This thing rocks already!!! ;)

[Dd-wrt/open Wrt]

I'm hooked up via the WAN port to my router. The MK4 will receive an IP address from the router (if setup with DHCP).

Add this to your rc.local or add it to the WPS script:

iptables -A FORWARD -i eth1 -o wlan0 -s 172.16.42.0 -m state --state NEW -j ACCEPT

iptables -A FORWARD -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT

iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth1 -j MASQUERADE

Now all your traffic will be rerouted through the WAN port.

You can still connect to 172.16.42.1 on the LAN port/WIFI or to the IP address assigned from the router when accessing via the router network.

Regards,

Wouter

[External/poratable Power For Pineapple]

I've ordered the Mk4 a week ago. Since I live in the Netherlands, I have to way 30 business days until I can finally use it. Meanwhile I was looking for a battery pack. On the Hackshop website I noticed the image of a mk4 hooked up to an New Trend iCruiser IMP1000 11000mAh. So I decided to order it. The IMP1000 came in yesterday and I noticed on the specs sheet that it outputs only 5v 1 amp. In the specs sheet of the mk4 I noticed that it will draw 1,7A for Wifi and 3.5-5.5A with a 3G modem using 5V. Seems I bought the IMP11000 to quick! My question is, did anyone try this combo (with or without a 3g modem / Alfa usb). If so, how long did it last. I'm trying to get all the stuff needed for the mk4 before it arrives.

Regards,

Wouter

Image from HakShop:

Mark IV shown with rechargeable battery pack, dual Ethernet and 3G modem

[Markiv: What We Know And What We Don't Know]

I have been looking at encryption and should be able to have a version which includes it.

I will report back later.

Best,

Seb

Seb,

That's great news! Thanks!!!!

Wouter

[Markiv: What We Know And What We Don't Know]

Wouter, it looks like not at the moment. There's been work on the OpenWRT base to get it fully functioning and at the moment it would seem that you'd need to compile your own version with that baked in. https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/8784 <- This ticket is referencing the issues still encountered with Encrypted FS support. From the reports you can mount the filesystem but that's about it. I might have missed where someone has something working on the boards so if I did, please someone add the corrections.

Drewdroid, Thanks for the quick reply. I'll keep that ticket under close observation!

Wouter

[Markiv: What We Know And What We Don't Know]

How to make a USB thumbdrive recognizable and usable for the pineapple (EXT4):

Download BT5R1 and burn the .iso to a CD. I use deepburner in windows to accomplish this.

Put it in and boot it up and startx after logging in (uname/pass=root/toor)

Once your in the GUI open a terminal and type:

apt-get install gparted

Then, after its installed, plug in your thumbdrive and type:

gparted &

.....

While I'm waiting for my mk4 to arrive, I have a question. Is hashalot or any other filesystem encryption supported by the mk4 to read/write encrypted USB drives?