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Hmm if only there were some sort of Search button available on this forum... https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/30920-karma-blackwhite-list-files/?fromsearch=1

So first of all the "wifi detect" command you are using is not a preventative measure. You only use it when you actually have a problem. If you are on the latest firmware your odds of the swap occurring have been greatly reduced. That being said, the wireless files you posted show you actually are suffering from a swap either because you are using a third wifi device plugged in or because it's plugged in and you used the "wifi detect" command. So unplug the third one, issue the wifi detect and reboot. Then try Client Mode tab to connect.

I'm sorry but why exactly are you using wlan1? It's supposed to be in Client Mode bringinging Internet to the pineapple. You are playing Man In The Middle but wlan1 isn't the middle.... You can use urlsnarf in br-lan because that's where the traffic is flowing back and forth. I'm no expert on ettercap but from what I can gather you should be using it on br-lan as well.

I'm not saying you can't install internally but if you want the logs to be on the SD card you usually just install it there.

You didn't install them to the sd card?

Hey, I love reaver as much as the next guy but not as much on the pineapple.... Don't get me wrong it works and it works well but the pineapple just doesn't have the same kind of processing power as using a laptop dedicated to Kali or BackTrack. So script_kiddie if you are going to use the pineapple for reaver at least make sure you have a really hot signal from the AP by either boosting your signal or getting really close to it. That way the processing power the pineapple is dedicating to reaver isn't wasted on a low signal. Just my 2cents.

It's already been ported... I have a version I've been testing for a bit thanks to Garland and Sebkinne says they're working on an official one, but he can speak to how it's ranked on the overall schedule of projects to add to the pineapple. :)

Yes, the Mk5 has two wifi adapters in it now. wlan0 is where the pineapples broadcasted AP comes from and wlan1 is specifically made for Client Mode. You go into the Network Tile and there is a Client Mode Tab. Let it refresh and show you a drop down list of the APs that wlan1 sees. You choose the one you want to supply internet to the pineapple itself and to anyone connected to the pineapple via wlan0. Enter the pass phrase and click connect. For me the Pineapple image never stops spinning but down below you will see that it has connected. You can click to another tab and go back to the Client Mode Tab if you wish. Connecting this way is the new default and does not require a direct connection via eth0 nor does it require setting up ICS in OSX. Your explanation of what you were doing above was excellent but it made it very clear what you were doing wrong and that you don't know that turning on ICS in OSX changes the IP range away from what you manually entered. It doesn't tell you it does this but it does. Barry is correct in that there are several threads on this where it's been asked an answered. ( Assuming you read all this in one of the other threads why would you have the expectation of reaching 172.16.42.1:1471 after turning on ICS in OSX?)

https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/30874-how-do-share-internet-on-osx-109-maverick/

The only time I've seen an inactivity error like that is when running Karma. I assumed their devices security was preventing activity.

You've seen this? https://wifipineapple.com/?flashing

LOL, I don't know why I bother... Seb will just release a new firmware. :)

wmbir, I had the same issue. I just got 1.0.3 and all the infusions working last night. What finally fixed it for me was to remove the SD card from the Pineapple and format it with an external program/computer. I then inserted the blank card into the pineapple and booted it up. I reflashed to 1.0.3 did all the bar updates, in particular the one that relates to formatting SD cards, after the updates I formatted the SD card using the Resources tile and rebooted. Then I installed all the infusions. For sslstrip I did run into the error that Garland provided a fix for. You just need to comment out two lines in one file. After that sslstrip worked correctly. And after installing the other infusions they are working correctly.

jnwilson, You are running into the fact that ICS on OSX, once enabled, turns into 192.168.2.X IP address range for the bridge0 as is evident in what you pasted above. You'll need to log into the pineapple via it's broadcasted Access Point on wlan0 (with a different device than your directly connected OSX computer) and under the Pineapple management page see what the Network tab has to say about your connection. It should have an IP address in the eth0 section that is in the 192.168.2.X range. Assuming it is something like 192.168.2.5 you would (back on your OSX computer directly attached via LAN) navigate to 192.168.2.5:1471 in order to manage the pineapple. Once you can do that then you'll most likely need to create another bridge on your pineapple to connect the 192.168.2.X range to your br-lan. In the Mark 4 I used to do this in the WiFi Manager infusion under the ICS tab. To be honest I'm not even sure on the Mk 5 that this will work. I suspect that it will because the general principles still apply but as the Mk 5 has two wireless antennas (one specifically for Client Mode) I have not had a reason to do this.

Well you need to use the actual IP address from a DNSLookup website to figure out where to redirect people: 173.194.33.35 is one of the Google addresses 204.79.197.200 is for Bing.com I use http://www.zoneedit.com/lookup.html If you want any website to redirect to bing.com you would use: 204.79.197.200 * If you want someone who goes to google.com to go to bing.com: 204.79.197.200 *google.com

You said remove every trace of sslstrip and it's dependencies… So opkg remove sslstrip and what else for the other dependencies and python? I'd like to get all the correct commands to run before running the upgrade. Edit: Anybody else wanna see Sebkinne's Futurama Fix It video turned into a Random Roll? :) "I got fed up with getting sent to me"

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See, now that is a valid reason. But I question folks when they show up and it appears that they are just trying to do things the old Mrk4 way. I'm not saying the script won't work… just saying it's not the normal way to hook things up these days.

Question are you using iwconfig wlan1 txpower 20 or iwconfig wlan1 txpower 20dBm the dBm part is important...

We've asked the question already and been told by Sebkinne that it's on his to do list. :) I'm talking about adding an "install everything" button to the pineapple bar not the script. I have no idea if phials is being updated for the Mark 5.

Have you updated the firmware to 1.0.1 or done any of the pineapple bar updates previous to that which were related to the encryption error?

Thanks for looking… I'm not sure what it means.

You might try a factory reset... Wipe you SD and install everything all over again. I was just using urlsnarf this morning.

Try 18dBm or other numbers.... It might be an issue with trying to set it to 20.

Try creating the following symlinks. Some of them will probably already exist. There is an entire post on sslstrip in the Infusions section of the forums. ln -s /sd/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/twisted/web/ /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/twisted/ ln -s /sd/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sslstrip /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/ ln -s /sd/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/OpenSSL/ /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/