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sidenote if anyone can find an easy way to launch the ics service let me know, i looked for well over an hour, and all i was able to do was enable/disable the service as a whole, not fully configure it on a single adapter.
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I picked up my first pineapple at DC20 and am finally getting around to messing with it. I added an 8 gb Cruzer Fit to the mix and quickly found that after having it plugged into the pineapple for just a few minutes, it gets very hot. It doesn't seem to do this if I plug it into my pc. I'm using the power supply that came with the pineapple.
Is this normal or should I look for a different thumb drive? Just worried I might kill my pineapple before I really get to experiment with it.
i also have drive that gets very hot minutes in, as you can see im just hitting 24 hours of uptime with the unit
Uptime
23:59
the drive is still hot, but not to the extent it was, the problem is that its being used near constantly when pineapple is running services saved to it/utilizing the swap file, but again, im just hitting 24 hours of uptime and have not experienced an issue.
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Wouldn't a USB hub be easier?
probably would, didnt really cross my mind as in my setup im using the usb to power adapter, not the straight up wall plug, and there are quite a few reports of it not supplying enough power reliably, plus the network attached storage device would give you the ability to store quite a bit more.
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then in the very least this could be used so you don't have to replace the adapter with usb to start logging traffic after the deauth attack, it would allow you to deauth any clients in the area to the pineapple, then stop the deauth and instantly start ssl stripping without drawing attention fooling around in your bag/ case, just by managing via phone while all your gear is zipped away.
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i dont have a network attached drive to try this, but could we get a network attached drive, partition it the same way as the usb, attach it to a switch that attaches to main unit and pineapple, allowing us to preform a deauth attack WHILE running ssl strip, and logging it to the enhanced storage capacity of the external drive? food for thought as i beleive i saw a post here earlier about utilizing a second pineapple instead.
also wondering if data would be able to be passed back and forth fast enough, pineapple uses rather small amounts of swap/memory usually so i dont THINK it would be a major problem.
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for future reference i had this problem in testing my pineapple a good 10 times first night, it can happen by taking out usb being used for swap space, as well as specifiying refresh time on busy logs to one second, as well as issuing certain commands that do not give you an output, rather another page to interact with such as manual pages or text editors.
the actions i take in windows 7 to fix the issue are as follows, unplug, disable local area connection, release and renew ipconfig, reenable local, power on and rehookup pineapple, if that doesnt work reset for 5 seconds followed by waiting 5 and repeating always has.
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Anyone gotten this working on a linux box yet? I haven't yet played with it, but just googling around there is no link on the alfa site, nor any mention of third party drivers in any forums I could dig up. Is there any hope of it working in BT5R2 without alfa providing the drivers?
telot
tel i have the adapter working in bt5r2 with no added work, do remember to switch wicd to wlan1 if you are infact using wicd.
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@ECHO OFF
WinSendKeys -t 200 -w connections {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {ALTDOWN} {NUMPAD1} {NUMPAD1} {NUMPAD9} {ALTUP} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Right} {Right} {Right} {Right} {Right} {Enter} {Down} {Down} {Enter} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Right} {Tab} {SPACE} {Tab} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Tab} {SPACE} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Enter} {ALTDOWN} {F4} {ALTUP}
WinSendKeys -t 200 -w Properties {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Right} {Tab} {SPACE} {Tab} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Tab} {SPACE} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Enter} {ALTDOWN} {F4} {ALTUP}
ok first release of what is for now the finalized version there are two batch files, one to configure, one is for troubleshooting.
i utilize 7zip portable and winsendkeys, download link to those in readme, download to script at bottom of post
ok so first off readme:
v.1.1 win7easy for wifi pineapple
script uses 7 zip portable http://portableapps....7-zip_portable/
and winsendkeys by ath http://ath.dcmembers...winsendkeys.php
updated to only need one batch file,one sets up connections, second is for troubleshooting.
this file will set up your wireless network to share internet to your pineapple, and also configure your ethernet
to connect to the pineapple correctly, it utalizes 7zip and winsendkeys, but removes them at end by default.
what you need to do:
folder needs to be unzipped to downloads or desktop
you must specify the 7zip path as c:\7zip
known issues:
Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections can not be full screen, it changes the keystrokes needed to setup wireless internet connection sharing, and breaks the script.
ics can not already be configured on wireless properties if it is winsendkeys will break
if you have any questions feel free to contact me, sober@hak5forums
configure pineapple connection.bat
@ECHO OFF
ECHO wifi pineapple quickstart brought to you by sober
pause
ECHO configuring lan
pause
set varip=172.16.42.42
set varsm=255.255.255.0
set vardns=8.8.8.8
pause
ECHO configuring local area connection
pause
netsh int ip set address name = "Local Area Connection" source = static addr = %varip% mask = %varsm%
netsh int ip set dns name = "Local Area Connection" source = static addr = %vardns%
pause
ECHO we need to install 7zip portable to c:\7zip
ECHO checking desktop and downloads for 7zip portable, remember to save to c:\7zip
c:\users\%username%\Desktop\win7easy\7-ZipPortable_9.20_Rev_2.paf.exe
c:\users\%username%\Downloads\win7easy\7-ZipPortable_9.20_Rev_2.paf.exe
cd c:\7zip\App\7-Zip
ECHO finding and extracting win send keys
7z e c:\users\%username%\Downloads\win7easy\WinSendKeys.zip
7z e c:\users\%username%\Desktop\win7easy\WinSendKeys.zip
ECHO launching adapters
cd C:\Windows\System32
ncpa.cpl
ECHO launching WinSendKeys
cd c:\7zip\App\7-Zip
call c:\users\%username%\Downloads\win7easy\wsk.bat
call c:\users\%username%\Desktop\win7easy\wsk.bat
REM silently remove 7zip/winkeys
cls
ECHO removing 7zip and winkeys
cd c:\
rmdir /Q /S c:\7zip
[/CODE]wsk.bat
[CODE]
@ECHO OFF
WinSendKeys -t 200 -w connections {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {ALTDOWN} {NUMPAD1} {NUMPAD1} {NUMPAD9} {ALTUP} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Right} {Right} {Right} {Right} {Right} {Enter} {Down} {Down} {Enter} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Right} {Tab} {SPACE} {Tab} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Tab} {SPACE} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Enter} {ALTDOWN} {F4} {ALTUP}
WinSendKeys -t 200 -w Properties {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Right} {Tab} {SPACE} {Tab} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Down} {Tab} {SPACE} {Tab} {Tab} {Tab} {Enter} {ALTDOWN} {F4} {ALTUP}
[/CODE]test pineapple connection.bat
[CODE]
@ECHO OFF
ECHO releasing ip
ipconfig /release
pause
ECHO renewing ip
ipconfig /renew
pause
ECHO attempting 30 pings on pineapple, it may take longer before pineapple gui starts, (up to 5~mins) but it should be able to ping pineapple by last few pings, assuming it can ping pineapple you are configured correctly, may need to cycle power, or use reset button on bottom of pineapple if having issues, especially if the pineapple isnt new.
ping -n 20 172.16.42.1
ECHO happy hunting
start http://172.16.42.1/pineapple
ECHO username: root password: pineapplesareyummy
[/CODE]download link:
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ok all registered up, have a few things to hopefully write when everything gets approved.
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good idea, i see there is no basic starting ssl strip guide, i will write up a step by step i suppose
edit: i dont seem to have appropriate permissions, using same name and email as forums.
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ok so step 1: plug in alfa adapter
step2: go to pineapple bar
step3: list available infusions
step4:install network manager to internal storage, pin it
step5: open network manager
step6: run auto detect, if that fails to find a radio1 uncheck enable on wlan0 click save, commit, and try again
step7: check enable on radio1, i left radio 0 disabled
step8: advanced settings reboot
step9: on main pannel click connect on wireless, adapter should flash blue for a second
step10: issue command ifconfig wlan0 up and wlan1 up just to be sure
step11: go back in and try to reclick enable wireless if its not enabled, may take a minute to work
step12: run if config and see that your adapters mac is broadcasting as wlan0
step13: open network manager, also enable the other adapter,reboot, go in and ifconfig it up as wlan1
step14: run if config again, now both adapters should be broadcasting
hope it all works out as i seem to have lost the usb i took out to re test everything :D
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ah your puttying into the unit i forgot :(
instructions i gave with with the network management module, also peter, they show as radio but when you issue the wlan up commands they reshow as wlan again, im not sure why they do that but was able to get unit to function without a reset.
getting the radio to enable then reputting up wlan makes the radio wlan apparently lol
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figured out how to fix issue, after restart and having radio 1 specified, click to start wireless, go to advanced commands, and issue iwconfig wlan0 up , if you want both adapters to run, then go back, renable radio0, and issue ifconfig wlan1 up, i now have both adapters functioning, be aware the alfa does not light up
wlan0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:C0:CA:alfa via usb
UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:4 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:32
RX bytes:0 (0.0 B) TX bytes:668 (668.0 B)
wlan1 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:C0:CA:alfa antenna on pineapple
UP BROADCAST MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:32
RX bytes:0 (0.0 B) TX bytes:0 (0.0 B)
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Network Manager radio0 - disabled
radio1 - enabled
was able to get it to show as radio1, committing caused the adapter to power on for a second, then shut back off so far, have issued a ifconfig wlan1 up and rebooted, but not sure that will do anything of much importance.
edit clicking start on the wireless service under these settings causes the adapter to light up for a split second, but never fully goes up and broadcasts
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did you by any chance leave
config swap
option device /dev/sda2
option enabled 1
enabled?
actually i can confirm issue with my new alfa, device functions in bt5r2, wont show via pineapple
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you also shouldn't be able to view the scrolling up and down/typing of the browser in real time as they don't have an actual connection to a fully loaded site until they execute another action on it. other then that you may effectively be able to "see" pages they load
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few tips since i had to reset my pineapple 5~ times before getting ssl strip to run reliably
1: do not auto refresh your logs, this is the most important i would say, if you have too much to load/any traffic currently on your pineapple, you do not load the logs fast enough causing your pineapple to lock up entirely, the only way to stop the issue for me was to remove the usb, and unplug, replug then re usb, a few times i also had to use the reset button at bottom of device.
2: verbose logs are a no no, if for whatever reason you do want to log more information about traffic run url snarf side by side, or yet again you run the risk of freezing when loading logs
3: in firefox, the browser i was testing with, you wont be able to pull user:pass from gmail, possibly because i had enabled always use ssl possibly due to hsts, but i WAS able to pull logs from twitter, another site supposedly protected via hsts on firefox
4:starting karma seems to disable ssl strip more often then not, so remember to restart ssl strip after starting karma, or at least to check it
5: a bit more obvious, but while searching for issues i had i saw this as an issue for others, you dont have to mitm your own pineapple to run ssl strip like you would on a different network, instead of pretending to be the router, your running it FROM the router.
while searching for the issues i was having i found 4-5 posts on the forums, i wanted to let people know how i got things to work, and figured this was an easier/less cluttered/necro way of responding.
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Legend... (wait for it).... dairy!!!
That setup is legendary lol
May I suggest a Raspberry Pi connected to the pineapple... sharing internet via ethernet and running pwnpi... Throw a little airdrop-ng in the mix...
Other than that you are my idol !!!!!
My setup will be a little less epic incorporating a lunch box instead of a briefcase... only 1 Anker for me lol
"and i hope your not lactose intolerant"
in any case i have a great case for this, bit bigger then a lunchbox but much smaller then a briefcase, was made for a psp so has some perfectly sized built in compartments for a pineapple, raspberry pi, and a small usb external hdd/usb battery pack. wouldnt have much practical use for it, but the case is otherwise garbage, so i think thats my new project.
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the driver link for the alfa from the hakshop is broken, i wanted to use it on a win7 box, as i currently have a flashdrive in my pineapples usb, but am having trouble finding the drivers anywhere else, is anyone aware of where i may locate them/have a copy they downloaded still, because i cant find any other drivers hosted on alfas site.
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Under no circumstance you should be running your computer without an AV. Its asking for trouble. If you think you can be safe, be my guest, but I don't trust the internet for anything. You should always be prepared for what comes at you, but sometimes that can't be helped.
which i do understand, i use a vm for most of my general surfing, and funny thing is it got infected by an advertisement in the background of a reputable site just recently,throwing up a standard yes no error on front page clicked yes just to see, ran mbam on the drive and it was infected, was able to re image but i do get the point, i just use rig itself for gaming, and use vms for anything online.
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getting my pineapple in mail monday, will be more then happy to hopefully add some fun functionalities to the wiki.
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not sure how old your hp is, but i am used to dealing with the newer models of computers, i do beleive (90% sure not mixing up with toshiba) that hps recovery manager does have an option to redo just the partition of your choice to help protect any data partitions, the option should present itself well before any recovery would be preformed, to get there is rather easy, start computer f8 repeatedly into repair computer, and assuming you have a recovery partition after going thru the options there will be an icon at the bottom that looks like a liferaft/saver that says hp recovery, click that and specify exactly what your looking to do, also i would recommend for the future to pick up a usb dvd drive, i find mine invaluable, we also use them daily at work for netbooks and the like.
you could also as a last resort make recovery media to a flashdrive from your partition thru hp recovery manager, make an iso image of your ubuntu install as well, reinstall windows thru your flashdrive recovery media back to factory settings, and then reinstall your linux as it was from the image you took, but that would require an external hdd or two relatively sizeable flashdrives.
here is some of hps documentation on recovery for your unit if you have any unanswered questions or just want to give it a look
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&dlc=en&docname=c01883653〈=en&lc=en&product=3965137
good luck.
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from what i recall, and i havent looked into it lately spybot is/was a shell of its former self, i personally run malwarebytes in its place, should i be giving spybot a chance? malware bytes has been nothing but good to me.
in any case i dont tend to run av, but i always set people up with avast/malware bytes personally.
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you could in theory assuming you can do some minor coding write something akin to a random number generator that outputs a file taking up all but say 5% of your drive ish, then delete that file, or could even automate that process more by scripting a bit more basically by
check for file existence
if found remove file else write file
repeat
on a loop, but im sure there are more commercially available tools/ possibly even freeware that do the job much better, but if you wanted to do it yourself thats the best way i can think of
Windows 7 Easy Setup Script
in WiFi Pineapple Mark IV
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i looked into powershell, as well as scripting changes to the registry, but i still am unable to find what im looking for 100% script able. ;( will look into powershell more though. Have never actually tried to use it before.