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I don't have any certs or degree in software development but I have a lot of experience which is how I got my job as a software developer and a programming instructor at a local college. You can do anything as long as you can prove to other people that you are as good as you say

you need to set the gateway on the 172.16.42.2 pineapple to the ipadress of the first pineapple 172.16.42.1

The "key logger" infusion on the MKIV was just some javascript that was injected onto a page and sent you back the information that someone typed into a field, since you have to modify the traffic that the user see's it would not work on websites protected with SSL but it did let you get data without having to download anything, however since it has to be in plain text and you're the man in the middle you could get the same data without having to inject anything. It was a cool concept though. And if you want to execute code on a victim's machine you are going to need to exploit a vulnerability in their browser that allows for code execution

use tcpdump to capture some data and go through it in wireshark and find everything you are looking for (assuming its in plain text)

You should have all of the voice traffic on a separate vlan and restrict access to it. Make sure DTP is disabled on the switches. While a friend of mine was working on his cisco certs we had a lot of fun at the school vlan hopping and sniffing VoIP traffic, security cameras were a little different harder, they were doing some compression that we never figured out so we never got the complete image. Still had a lot of fun

If you continue learning stuff one day you'll look back at this post and be like "wow i knew nothing". Same goes for all of us and its a good thing because that means that you are still learning new things, the day that you look back on yourself and see that you are in the same spot you used to be in is the bad day, it's when you realise you have not learned anything new and are going no where. I really can't stress this enough: question EVERYTHING

Again hacking is a mindset, if you know how to break things you know how to fix it and protect against other people from breaking it. Also yes companies will hire penetration testers to come and audit their networks, and staff, and physical security, or software or whatever else that might be a security issue. I'm not sure on the exact numbers but I'm going to say that most jobs in security are in pro-actively fixing problems or cleaning up problems after they occur rather than in breaking into stuff as a white hat

Okay lets back up here. What you are doing is illegal and no one on this forums is going to help you do illegal stuff. It doesn't matter who the target is, family or not, you need permission from them. Also telling us on the forums that you have permission from them isn't very reassuring when youre asking for help on breaking into someones account. Also we don't know what your intentions are with anything we told you. Second thing I'd like to address is that asking stuff like this is the wrong question completely and you're heading down a path of eternal script kiddie. You will not be a l33t h@x0r because you can follow instructions that someone gave to you or run a program that you found on the internet (especially keyloggers, really, if you're going to do it write your own). Now my last thing is this: learn stuff, learn everything. Learn how toasters work, learn why the moon has a fixed orbit around the earth, learn how to do math in binary, learn how to program, learn how to setup a network (not just plugging in a netgear router but actual industry equipment). Only after you learn how stuff works will you be able to see how you can manipulate these systems to do what you want versus what they were intended to do (which is what hacking is). Reading is the key to everything you ever wanted to know and science is the key to finding the answers to the questions that you always wanted to ask and showing you new questions you never would have thought of asking. I'm not going to leave you empty handed of course. Start learning how to program. I recommend python as a first language: http://www.codecademy.com/ http://learnpythonthehardway.org/ http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkpython/ Also learn about different protocols like http, ssh, snmp: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypertext_Transfer_Protocol Learn about computer networks: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_network Learn about the OSI model: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSI_model Learn about the north bridge, and south bridge, and MCC and all that good stuff: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northbridge_%28computing%29 Hacking is mindset. Learn and question EVERYTHING. Lastly a side note: DoS is total skid crap. Don't do it, it proves nothing other than how much of a skid you are, and its just annoying. And one more side not: The Lizard Squad (aka the tunnel snakes) didn't exploit any vulnerability when they took down playstation network and xbox live they just did a DDoS which proved nothing about their talents and just made them get arrested and now they are probably someones prison bitch. Really, don't do DoS attacks...

Rofl yeah don't let foxtrot know about your internet of things projects

Symbolic links are you friend! When I get some time to write the next version or so this kind of stuff will be in there. I'm just completely swamped right now

I believe that all of the development is being moved to github (the wiki already was) so it will be updated soon

Side note: The pro version of IntelliJ is amazing. Remote Debugging, Mongo Navigator, Auto SSH, they even have a VIM emulation mode if you're into that.

I sent it to my boss and 5 minutes later got a license :D

Thats an option I was considering doing as well (I love that X is a network service!). I'd like to have the IDE on my local dev machine though. I'm looking at the pro version of intellij it looks like they have the best solution but its locked behind their paywall of $400 0.o

It seems to be all windows solutions and eclipse but I refuse to resort to eclipse (once you go with jet-brains IDEs you never go back). intelij seems to have something for remote debugging but after reading it briefly it didn't seem to be what I was looking for.

The reason I have it is because the connection in my office is terrible and when I'm pulling loads of data 1. its slow 2. the network usually goes down because I'm using all of the bandwidth. So I do all of the heavy lifting on the vps which has a connection that is a lot more reliable. Its a quad core linux box with 4gb of ram so it gets the job done

Okay that seems like the next best thing, If there was an idea that could do remote debugging I'd totally pay for it

Hello, I am a programmer who suffers from a really crappy internet connection at the office, which is a problem because I am pulling about 100 gigs of data every month. So my company has provided me with a VPS to test all of my code on but its really annoying writing the program on my computer and then uploading to the vps. Now I know that i can sshfs the folder on my VPS containing my source code and then open the project in my IDE (intellij and pycharm mostly) so that this way the files are already on the vps but - is there a way that I can run the program on the VPS and still get the output in the IDEs console on my local computer? This would be the most amazing thing ever if anyone knows of a way

Yeah I saw them, Its on my list of things to do now thanks for the suggestion

Lets try to stay on topic here, this is support for evil portal not a android app discussion topic

Good new is that the firmware is based on openwrt and openwrt has a lot of documentation for everything http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/recipes/bridgedclient

Its all you man, I've had this in my que of stuff to get done but I'm the busiest person in the world right now with work and I just started teaching night classes. I will ask though if you can make it super clear that the portal will be replaced if the user chooses that so this way I don't get the users coming to me saying "my portal got deleted!"

can you "opkg list | grep dif"

It doesn't seem to be in the bar anymore: https://www.wifipineapple.com/?infusions The developer probably took it down because it was incompatible with the new firmware

No you can't do that. You could do the captive portal over https but it would be a self signed cert which would set off all sorts of red flags in the users browser so its not a good idea