demonjester
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Sorry for the late reply. What firmware version are you on and what version of the script are you running?
Actually I was using 1.2 on the scripts and 2.8.0 (which at the time I was trying something else and experimented reverting back to 2.8.0)
But I am on 3.0.0.. so I have not tried it yet.
works on 3.0.0... but only to a openwrt router I set up (tp link wr703n). For some reason it won't connect to my home networks router. (which is a linksys wrt54gl)
edit edit; i was too far away, works now when the signal quality is better.
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I am having trouble with it connecting to a ap, my phone will connect fine, but when it tries to connect it gets stuck at requesting IP Address, and after couple of minutes it says no lease, failing.
Is there something I am doing wrong?
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Ok, lets say your in a situation were the wifi card dies and you need a secondary access point on the pineapple so you can use it, and all you have on you is a small openwrt device (for example tp link wr703n) and power comsuption wasn't an issue how exactly would you go about doing that?
At the moment i have the tp link as an access point and I have the pineapple connected to my tp link via poe ethernet port. One of the issues I had with it that I could not ssh to the pineapple while in ssh in the tp link router.
Edit; got it working. In /etc/config/network file on the tp link under 'lan' i switched 192.168.1.1 to 172.16.42.42. So when I connect to the tp link I would ssh into 172.16.42.1 and be talking to the pineapple.
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I was thinking of making a app just like this but I ended up coming across it, and never made one.
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Basically crypter makes a stub that encrypts the program then once executed the stub decrypts the program.
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I took a bit of a different twist on mine for a variety of reasons. I have the weatherproof pelican kit but I've yet to face a need to stash my kit on a roof, and to be honest I hate the torque it put on the cables and connectors. It always felt like something was about to snap off. With that in mind my requirements were:
- I do a lot of penetration testing in corporate environments so I needed something that would blend in while still letting me have easy access to it.
- It would also let me conceal and leave it behind in a pinch.
- While having the operational nifty kit was great, I also wanted to be able to bring the entire load of extras with it. (cables, power supplies, etc)
With that in mind, I used one of my skooba binders (http://www.amazon.com/Skooba-R750-300-Cable-Stable-Black/dp/B003D0ID8U) and came up with the following:
Pineapple in full ops mode. Cable management allows it to be closed and opened easily with no pressure on cables or connectors. Web management via ipad.
Just showing closed but still operational. Switched control to ipad and issh.
Just showing a profile. About the same height and width of the ipad but about three times as thick. Easily fits in a backpack or messenger bag, and it could be stashed on a bookshelf or such without drawing notice.
Travel mode. All the pineapple gear including charges and random cables. I think I'm ready for my Blackhat/DefCon trip.
Where did you buy that carrying case?
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They have the source to download and put it on your nexus 7, I still need to get around to doing that.
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why don't you just send the command to the background using the & and record the pid in a temp file somewhere
I tried & but it still did not work. I am still experimenting though.
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Not sure how to do it via screen, but have you thought about taking the command you're using in the WPS button script and having it redirect the output to a file you can then tail later?
you mean tcpdump -i wlan0 -w sniffing.cap?
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I took a bit of a different twist on mine for a variety of reasons. I have the weatherproof pelican kit but I've yet to face a need to stash my kit on a roof, and to be honest I hate the torque it put on the cables and connectors. It always felt like something was about to snap off. With that in mind my requirements were:
- I do a lot of penetration testing in corporate environments so I needed something that would blend in while still letting me have easy access to it.
- It would also let me conceal and leave it behind in a pinch.
- While having the operational nifty kit was great, I also wanted to be able to bring the entire load of extras with it. (cables, power supplies, etc)
With that in mind, I used one of my skooba binders (http://www.amazon.com/Skooba-R750-300-Cable-Stable-Black/dp/B003D0ID8U) and came up with the following:
Pineapple in full ops mode. Cable management allows it to be closed and opened easily with no pressure on cables or connectors. Web management via ipad.
Just showing closed but still operational. Switched control to ipad and issh.
Just showing a profile. About the same height and width of the ipad but about three times as thick. Easily fits in a backpack or messenger bag, and it could be stashed on a bookshelf or such without drawing notice.
Travel mode. All the pineapple gear including charges and random cables. I think I'm ready for my Blackhat/DefCon trip.
Thats actually nice setup there. props to you.
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The only way you could do this would to be to attach the wan port on the pineapple to the modem and the lan port to one of the switch ports on the router. You would need to disable dhcp on the router so the pineapple takes over issuing IP addresses to clients. You wouldn't have any control over the router merely the dhcp control.
or put the pineapple in static mode so its like behind double sided mirror watching the traffic instead in the middle of traffic controlling it. Less stress for the pineapple?
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My script works perfect if I execute it from ssh, but when I try to execute it via wps button everything works except using screen command so I can run tcpdump in the background and use screen to view progress later.
I have tried different methods, from executing the script on ssh from the wps button to putting the actual code in the wps button textfield (in the gui)
I have tried these different combination of switches
screen
screen -d -m
screen -d -m -S
screen -S
screen -dm
screen -dmS
and still will not start screen windows if I do it via WPS buttong. Like I mentioned before if i do it within ssh, whether its bash ./script.sh or sh ./script.sh it runs just fine, and I don't know what to do. I want to make it independent so I don't have to have a tablet/laptop attached to it at all time. or briefly.
if anybody has any recommendations I would greatly appreciate it.
BTW I have been using this wifi connect script inside my script (it was a last minute type thing) http://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/29487-wifi-connect-script-updated-v12/
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thank you, Whistle Master, for the quick response. :)
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Basically I want to work on a scenario where you hold the wps button and it performs these actions, it randomizes the mac address then connects to secured ap (the ap password on my hack lab of course) and starts tcpdump. Basically I have all of that worked out except connect to the ap via bash script. Only thing I know is to go in wireless and network and configure it that way, but I am not sure how to do it on cli
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Well I am wanting to know, does this bypass the account admin password when you ask for the wifi password? I know I had to type in the account password to see the wifi password.
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Since mine is different target each time I just use the mac address make shell script hold the wps button and leave. This is pretty cool regardless though.
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I won't accept any donations for this, this is kind of what I do.
What extras you need depends on the usage scenario.
If you want to connect your devices to the pineapple over WiFi and want to connect the pineapple to a wireless network - you'll need a second wifi card (and possibly a powered hub).
If you want to connect your devices to the pineapple over WiFi and have a wired connection going to the pineapple - you won't need extra hardware.
If you want to connect your devices to the pineapple using an ethernet cable, you won't need any extra things as the internal wifi card can do the connection.
In regards to setting up OpenVPN, you'll find this helpful.
Best Regards,
Sebkinne
I'm gonna jump in and ask this, if I wanted my whole internet connection from point A to point B to be fully encrypted by vpn, will I need a vps to route my traffic through?
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I really don't know. I've only had my Pineapple for like a month or a month and a half. If you were having power issue's with your hub when you installed everything to your usb it could've definitely caused things to install incorrectly. I've only used Atheros with my Pineapple. Now that you have you're problem sorted out it definitely couldn't hurt to just do a factory reset/ fresh flash. I have my mk4-setup-script.sh configured to set my entire Pineapple up from start to finish. Now that Whistle Master wrote the phials script, 1 more line at the end of my setup script gets all infusions installed as well. You never know what else tried to install to ur missing usb drive.
I removed my usb drive and plugged the card straight in. Same results. I am going to pick up alfa nha and see if that helps.
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I think it had something to do with the wifi card, im using rtl8187 chipset. Has the pineapple always have trouble using RTL8187 chipset wifi card?
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The only advice i have for you at this point is to make sure the Pineapple is plugged into the Power Adapter it came with.
Remove the hub and plug in just the usb drive to see if that works
Remove the usb drive and plug in just the alfa to see if that works
If all that works then you know it's a hub problem
If it doesn't work you have a deeper issue
If it's the hub, either you now know what the specific problem is and you need to research more about that exact hub or you can just run to BestBuy, RadioShack, or whatever place is near you and $10-$20 later life will be good again. I'm pretty sure around 5v 1-2Amp is optimal. And make sure you get one with an ac adapter this time. Mine is 5v 2.1Amp. I have the Dynex 4-Port Hub. It's like a little rectangle with rounded off edges with 1 port on top and 3 on front. A mini usb input and dc jack on back. Should be at whatever BestBuy is near u.
I used a different usb to ac wall plug, and it seemed to work, I think my reaver/wash did not get installed correctly when I switched over.
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I only know what I've read about the hakshop hub but the one I have came off the rack from BestBuy less than a month ago and i couldn't be happier with it . It's a Dynex USB 2.0 4-Port Powered hub. Model NO: DX-HB4PT. The black and white page definitely seems like a power issue with your usb drive. I'm still fairly new to the Pineapple but the 5 or 6 times I've seen that page has been because I accidentally unplugged my USB hub without realizing it and it wasn't getting enough power for my Alfa and Sandisk. Are you just using the black usb port into your Pineapple or are you also plugging the red port into a power source. I'm not sure which way is right cuz i don't have one but every other hub i've read about has to plugged into a power source and your symptoms sound exactly like a usb hub that's not getting power. Good Luck!
I plug in the red usb into a power source. I have tried different battery, and i also tried it with a usb to ac adapter too.
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That black and white gui page usually comes up when u open up an infusion that shows in the UI but the Pineapple can't find the actual infusion. It sounds like maybe u don't have your usb hub configured correctly. And the ssh issue sounds like u don't have your ip forwarding setup correctly. There's alot of usb hubs that work. I've read that the hakshop one works. I've also read some instances of it backfeeding power to the Pineapple through the usb port. I think a small modification fixes that though. if you do a search on the forums you should find it pretty quickly. I use a Dynex hub. I've read alot of posts from people using Belkin, D-Link, Anker, RocketFish, and others. The thing about using a "Powered" hub so u can use usb storage + alfa card is u have to power it. The Dynex one i bought came with an ac adapter that I plug in when i use it. If i don't plug it in i can use 1 or the other usb device on it, but if i plug both in it'll start giving major problems.
Hope this helps...
I did the modification for the hak5 hub so it doesn't backfeed power to the pineapple. Its late I will check tomorrow to see if I did ip forwarding incorrectly.
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I am using hak5 usb hub, and when I try to use any infusions it redirects me back to the main page but its all white and out of place. I want to use a secondary wifi card, but I cant even use it. I tried to ssh in and bring it up with ifconfig but even then I get session timed out. i just upgraded to 2.8.1 I even had the same trouble in 2.8.0.
Any suggestions? Different usb hub? settings?
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Exactly what Johnnie said. I have the 5v model, but the 10k mAh version has 12v.
I didn't have a need for 12v. The dual 5v model runs everything just fine for me.
If you're planning on running just the pineapple with dual wireless cards, I'd suggest using the 2nd 5v outlet to throw some extra juice into a USB hub.
I have two different battery packs atm, one is ravpower 10k mAh and the other is trent brand.
LAN Turtle store only, no DIY?
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When I first started watching hak5, they had pineapple mkIV and I bought my own router, and started DIYing it to get more in depth, and experience with openwrt, I am guessing wont be possible with lan turtle? I haven't come across any tutorials on DIYing it.