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  1. GT,

    Why are you using an IP address instead of the Name of the website you'd like redirected? Seems like the format should be 172.16.42.1 www.websitename.com or 172.16.42.1 *websitename.com (to catch all the possible beginnings).

    Pretty sure the only time you need an IP address instead of the name is when the IP address come first like when you want to send all traffic to bing.com you would have the IP address of bing and then the * like xxx.xxx.xxx *

    And Random Roll won't work on https websites...

    I have also tried the web address with the same results. And I fogot about the HTTPS on randomroll.

  2. I also cannot get DNS spoof to work properly. I am on the latest firmware.

    my spoof seetings are:

    172.16.42.1 64.64.4.109

    also checked for the ^M's in those files mentioned previously, none there. I modified the DHCP file to exclude the last 2 lines, but it did not change the situation. The weird thing is, I can see the next hop on the target machine to be 64.64.4.109 in tracert, but the browser usually takes a little longer to load, then goes straight to the requested page (IE yahoo.com). I did not specify a DNS server on the target machine at all, so it should all be coming from the pineapple.

    I've also noticed that the randomroll infusion only seems to work part of the time. My target can get to facebook, google, but the redirect will happen with reddit (cleared cache and browsed to sites I've never been to, same results)

    I should also mention that I never really got DNSspoof to work properly on the Mark IV, so it could be me being a complete n00b, although I never had issues with randomroll on Mark IV.

  3. ok so here is my host file:

    172.16.42.1 facebook.com

    172.16.42.1 google.com

    here is the landing page:

    <html>

    <head>

    <meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="0; url=http://www.m0ar.org/5949">

    </head>

    <body>

    </body>

    </html>

    It seemed like it took a while for those changes to take "effect" and it worked a couple of times then allowed me to go to facebook and google no problem.

    i have also tried the landing page to redirect to redirect.php with code:

    <?php

    $ref = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];

    if (strpos($ref, "facebook")) { header('Location: http://www.m0ar.org/5949'); }

    if (strpos($ref, "twitter")) { header('Location: twitter.html'); }

    require('error.php');

    ?>

    Last night it seemed to be working a lot more consistently with redirect.php

  4. Ok so I am a complete n00b to coding anything (HTML I can do). I should also say that nyan cat / rick roll are working with no issues, but how do you direct to a website rather than a local file/mp3? I thought it would be simple as editing the DNS spoof list and landing page but that has not worked for me. I have also messed around with the redirect.php file and was successful in getting facebook redirected to a webpage, but I lack the PHP experience to make this for any website (no wildcards in PHP?).

  5. So I manually installed NMAP to my USB drive and also downloaded the module but when it scans it is not picking up any hosts. I for sure have devices connected to the pineapple but regardless of what scan I run it picks up nothing. What am I missing?

  6. anyone know why I'm getting unexpected T variable error on line 15?

    <html>

    <head>

    <title>snarf logs</title>

    <META HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="30>

    </head>

    <body bgcolor="black" text="white" alink="green" vlink="green" link="

    <?php require('includes/navbar.php'); ?>

    <br>

    <br>

    <?php

    $cmd = "/pineapple/geturlsnarf.sh";

    exec("$cmd 2>&1', $output);

    foreach($output as $outputline) {

    echo ("$outputline\n");

    echo ("<br><br>");

    }

    ?>

    </body>

    </html>

  7. Sorry I reread my post and realized I wasn't too clear. I am not trying to use backtrack on the pineapple itself, just my laptop. I left out the fact that I can no longer do ICS on my laptop due to restrictions. So, I want to use backtrack because it has a pretty robust suite of networking tools.

  8. Sorry if this is a bit off topic, but I've decided this is the OS I want to use on a flash drive with the pineapple... also this OS has a lot of useful features I can use at work for troubleshooting.

    Ok, so I'm trying to get Backtrack 5 to be persistent on a 32gb flash drive. I have tried several programs like unetbootin and lili USB creator. They install backtrack just fine, but when it comes to actual persistence, that doesn't seem to happen. I've re-sized partitions once I set lili USB to have 4gb persistence (used gparted to make a new primary partition called casper-rw per this site). Casper-rw is indeed persistent at that point, but nothing on the OS is. I've also tried the guide on backtracks site, but I could not get it to boot (also dont really need full disk encryption).

    Can anyone point me in the right direction here? Am I over complicating things or expecting too much out of this project?

  9. hmm.. just got my cable, didnt realize that I ordered a 6-pin, but there doesnt seem to be a 4 pin one on their site. Any way I can still make this work?

    pinout is:

    Header Pin

    Number

    Name Type Colour Description

    1 GND GND Black Device ground supply pin.

    2 CTS# Input Brown Clear to Send Control input / Handshake signal.

    3 VCC Output Red +5V output, (the instructions are for the 5v and 3.3v so im guessing this would be 3.3v for my cable)

    4 TXD Output Orange Transmit Asynchronous Data output.

    5 RXD Input Yellow Receive Asynchronous Data input.

    6 RTS# Output Green Request To Send Control Output / Handshake

  10. I've already got dozens of USB to DB9 Serial cables from work lying around. So I'm vividly familiar with serial cables. Can anyone confirm the pinouts of the cable needed? A quick google got me this:

    1 : Black : Ground

    2 : Brown : CTS (Clear to Send)

    3 : Red : Vcc +5V typical (output)

    4 : Orange : TTL Transmit Tx (output)

    5 : Yellow : TTL Receive Rx (input)

    6 : Green : RTS (Request to Send)

    7 : ----- : Shield / GND

    That seem right to you guys? Thanks very much

    telot

    I think the biggest problem is the 5v, you need 3.3v to connect to the pineapple. If not (as Darren put it) you will end up with a very angry pineapple.

    Here is the topic about consoling in:

    http://forums.hak5.org/index.php?showtopic=12506

  11. Ok, so my network config is not really "lost" but I don't seem to have a way back into the device. I was an idiot and actually moved the network file instead of copying it, so its now labeled as network.bak. I did not buy my pineapple at Shmoocon, but maybe it was surplus? Either way, I tried the reset pin and that did not seem to help, unless maybe I was doing it wrong.

    Can anyone help? Is my only option to do the console connection? I have a console cable and USB adapter, but I dont have anything that can interface with the pineapple itself.

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