Bountyhunter50
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Hey guys!!
Ok, so Speaking as a Pineapple no0b, I'm still learning the ways of my Mark IV. I was watching the episode where Mubix explains how to Tunnel your way out of a WiFi Hotspot with DNS (essentially not paying the fee at the hotspot and connecting to your server and bypassing it all). And he started talking about how to incorporate that with the Pineapple.
Even though it was on 1st gen Pineapple, It got me thinking: how could something like that be done with the pineapple? Not sure how much could be said obviously (legality and what not) but just my curiosity brewing.
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That is built in. Go to the Config page -> Karma config -> blacklist MAC -> blacklist your MAC
Ah, very good :D
Since I am a no0b at this, to protect myself from my own pineapple, I want to whitelist my own hardware right? I think I've been doing everything backwards...
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there is no file in the system with black and whitelisted macs, that is why I created the module, it should be in the module itself if you dig there.
if you restart the pineapple whatever was black or white listed gets reset to nothing unless you use the module to autostart with its own list
Petertfm,
Does your module do mac address whitelistings? I kinda "Pineappeld" myself trying to wirelessly access my consol pannel
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I can't wait till a module for that is released personally! I'd like to educate a few of my neighbors in my complex on why it's a BAD idea to have open wifi.
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If it's worth noting:
I've had my Pineapple MKIV for a few days now, and I've kind of noticed a little weak of a wifi signal. However, I have yet to SSH in and issued txpower.
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Whabam! Because doesn't it usually run out of memory in the beginning? 2 or 4GB Thumb Drive, BAM! Reaver :-)
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A good idea in deed, but what if he doesn't use the Windows 7 machine, for accessing his online accounts, and instead use his iMac? How is this going to work out?
Can I get back to you once I've figured that part out? :P
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Haha, you just reminded me of a teacher that required us to write out media access control address instead of mac address just because they had a Macintosh... such a pain :D
Could you maybe get him to click on a tinyurl that redirects to it? You could also try to convince him you want to play a game of Quake 3 with him and you have an extra activated copy then send a file that installs quake and something else;p
You sir bring up a good point! He does have his iMac set up for Windows 7 because he likes to play Goldeneye on there. Hm..
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Update***
So last night I did one of those .php scripts to try and snag his code, we won't click it. SO that is probably out of the question to get his IP.
Just shooting ideas here:
Is it possible through SET or something to create a background process that I can include within a .zip attachment (Include it with a legit file for him, but hide the process file) and have the script execute an "on click" or something and route back to me? or is that overthinking things? It's mostly his IP i'm after, then the rest is a playground B)
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that is your physical access
Well he's not going to send it back to me, since he lives across country. Thats' the fun of this planning prank: he's quite cunning. He'd keep it for himself = I'm out $60 some odd bucks and out of a USB Ducky
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That's the point!
But I'd have no physical Access.
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LOL!
You could buy one and mail it to him? haha.
He wouldn't know what it is, He'd think it's a flash drive, LOL!!
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Oh nothing is better than a bash script that is set to play some crazy song at random times. Just make sure to add it in on lauchd, cause its a mac they prolly will not look there.
In a perfect world:
I'd like to spawn a VNC server on his iMac, then when I know he's at work snag the SSH credentials. And strike!
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External address wont help you much due to firewalls.
My hateful response: He has a Mac, the damage is already done lol.
It's one thing to do harmless little prank, it's another to get a backdoor.
You could buy a USB Ducky from the shop and plug it into his system to hit the backspace/delete key 10 times in a row very quickly and throw it on a timer of every 10 minutes and change the sleep time. Then when he would be in the middle of typing it would delete words at random :P.
Don't get me wrong, I'd LOVE to use a USB Ducky on him. One other problem I forgot to mention: He lives accross the country.
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Hey everyone!
Ok so (Without writting a novel here...) Here's the story:
I had one of my buddies Screen Share Via iChat onto my iMac to check out some of my IPv6 settings and port forwarding (first time with Century Link and their hardware) for some VNC. This is a buddy I trust really well. I had disappeared from my workstation (I know, first mistake) and let him carry on. Well, when I returned I saw he had remotely transfered Conan the Librarian (for those who don't know, it's a background process that has the mic on 24/7 and will have Arnold Schwartz. scream "shut up" at you till you kill the process).
With that having been said, I seek (friendly) revenge on his iMac in return.
I'm wanting to either do a Metasploit payload or SSH into his machine and do Terminal commands galore, and lock his audio and use the "Say" command (just an example). My issue: get his IP fully without asking. Not a big issue usually except he's running a few levels of OpenDNS and running though Time Warner Co. (if that matters). My question is does anyone have/recommend ways I can get his iMac's external IP address , preferably without him finding out I'm doing such?
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Hey All!
Ok so I just got my 20dBi Yagi in (YAY! Oh I have big plans for this Yagi: Pinnaple Mark IV is in my future) and I'm an Airodump-ng mon0 user. I'm curious to know if there is a more visual scope to use to pinpoint a wifi location (Pretty much figure out via the scope the general area where the router is). I'm using Backtrack 5 R2. Any thoughts or ideas?
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Hi everyone! It's my first time on the forms here so somebody please correct me if I'm doing everything wrong.
I have an Asus EEE PC, and I just installed Backtrack 5 R2 on it the other day, and I seem to have a problem with my Wi-Fi. I am able to connect to Wi-Fi access points, however whenever I try to browse the Internet or do a simple Sudo apt-get, it's like it's not even connected to the Internet. It just shows no Data Packet sent or received at all but at the same time I'm able to get an IP address and everything through ifconfig. The weird thing is, if I connect hard-line, it works just fine. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Apologies for the lack of code or any misspellings, I'm using the dictation feature on my iPad to post this question. Thanks in advance!
Provide internet access via WAN port?
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Did you do the script in the QuickStart guide? I find that whenever I'm changing my config., and I re-do that it works with the current version.