Molotof
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I send a new version to Seb, which supports now 4 custom scripts :)
Thanks whistle master :)
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As the WPS button only supports one custom script, then you would put one set of iptables that you use the most at startup, then use the second set for when needed on the custom script with the WPS button and add to it rules to nullify the first set of iptables rules.
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All those tools are pre-loaded, which isn't even needed. If I get this idea I have working up and running, there will be much more flexibility for pen-testing with the pineapple. Just need to get some live tests to see if this idea will work.
Can you share the idea or PM me the idea, maybe i can help testing or getting pieces together.
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Don't get confused! as this is a pwn plug running a 1.2 Ghz processor with a full debian squeeze distro fitted inside a power strip.
With that said the pineapple can barely run sslstrip and tcpdump while deauthing without it crapping out.
Is it time to step up our game or stay with the MK4 ?
Edit : i can't wait for my raspberry pi order to come in so i can mix it in a blender and come out with the raspberry (pi)neapple shake hehe...
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I'll give you a draft for the scenarios you mentioned and you work on getting them done (it's easy) :
1- MK4 as a plain WPA hotspot :
. You would backup the wireless config file under /etc/config and change the interface for wlan0 to support WPA
. Disable karma
. ethernet from hotel connects to eth1 (wan port)
. 3G dongle as you normally use with the MK4 as a pineapple
2- MK4 as an Wifi dongle :
. connect the MK4 to your laptop via eh0 (lan port)
. Change the settings in wireless files under /etc/config/ to make wlan0 go in managed mode and connect to which ever access point you choose
. adjust the iptables to reflect the new config
Good luck.
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Thank you Darren for clarifying the situation :)
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The Jasager code that is on dijininja is not updated, plus that would not help developing for the current stream of the firmware.
Seems like i am getting the cold shoulder to the question.... anyways....
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It's something on my mind for a while now, if it's open source can we please have the source so we can experiment with it.
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Can we have the cooking material for building our own firmware please?
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Warning !
The usb port can only handle 500 mAh, and the MK4 slurps at least 1000 mAh, it's only a matter of time for it to get fried, so keep powering it thru USB port then you will be looking to buy another MK4.
When using the hakshop usb spyder, always power everything at the same time so you would not give it a chance to load up on the USB side.
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My sandisk cruzer fit GB got F**ked up too, somehow it got into that READ ONLY mode, was able to extract my logs but that's it.
Anyone got lucky in reverting it so it can be formatted?
I think i am going to boycott sandisk from now on!
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You are awesome Darren, thanks for your continued dedication.
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When Booting the mk4 with an rt73 in a usb hub, the rt73 takes over as wlan1 and the internal wifi wlan0 is down, im on 2.4.0 at the moment.
Tried to bring up wlan0 and i get no device found.
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Try connect to it via wifi and be in the 172.16.42.0/24 range and ssh to 172.16.42.1 , if you succeed then its port issue on the lan side.
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Can this be a workable pineapple ? http://www.balticnetworks.com/mikrotik-routerboard-rb-433g.html
The CPU is 680Mhz and 256MB ram which makes it a sweet pineapple!
Could it be done? has it been tried before?
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Thank you darren and shannon for all your good work and all behind the scene!
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It's a mystery to me LOL ! Darren is so funny in that 17 second video or should i say Gordon Freeman LOL !
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Provided that you already have plenty of AA batteries then i suggest you get this Regulator, it will help you a lot in your situation.
(6x1.2(2.500mAh)=7.2 2.500mAh) ===> yes, 30.000 ma (12x2.500=30.000) NOOOO! it would = 30.000 mAh if you connect them in parallel and voltage would be 1.2 Volt.
connect 12 of them in series to provide more voltage at the current of 2.500 mAh and regulate the output to 5 Volt for the usb hub.
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Yes you can if you CAN cook a firmware for it with jasager, but how i have no clue yet until i stumble upon one that has an atheros chipset :)
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If you take a second look at your post and see mount / which is root you will see that the space left on it is 8.0 KB.
You can SCP to /usb or /tmp then opkg install --dest usb any ipk you like.
Edit : on second thought PHP is already installed on the mk4 , do a opkg --list and you will see what is already installed so you would not mess up your pineapple, the tutorial is a guideline not to be taken as step by step for mk4, was ment for the Fon 2100.
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Beta closed.
Thank you everyone for your participation!
Because of you testers 2.4.0 is expected soon!
This was a trial to see how an open Beta would work and I have to say it went really well!
You will be seeing this type of thing happening much more frequently now.
Best Regards,
Sebkinne
Soon as in today ? ;)
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Well you could find out how far the signal could go by building THIS, or by using an ubertooth in the spectrum analyzer mode.
You could find an industrial field strength meter for the 2.4Ghz range but it will be very expensive.
The simplest way is to use a device to connect to the mk3 and ping it from the device and keep walking away until there is no more pings.
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I found problems like that as well sometimes adding the & to the end makes it work. runs it separately
Now you reminded me to do that as i wanted to try the & and insert a sleep 30 in the script YAY !!!! that might be what the doctor ordered :)
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the one under scripts tab in the ui labeled Execute on boot
Oh that, i did try it and the pineapple plays dead on me and i have to go thru shell to remove the entries from rc.local.
Maybe a sanity check script is in order to do a checkup on the service running, if its not running then start it up,
For example if tcpdump or sslstrip failed to start on boot it would restart it with custom arguments.
It Took Darpa $1,300 To Do What The Pineapple Can For $100
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Fantastic news telot LOL !