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  1. fringes
    Now that's what I'm talking about. Thanks Whistle Master!
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    I'm sorry ZaraByte, I guess my sarcasm wasn't obvious enough. I've been watching Darren flying his Mk5s on quad copters for several seasons of Hak5. He even created an infusion for crashing other quad copters.
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    You are probably referring to the fact that the aircrack-ng suite has replaced the original airmon-ng with airmon-zc (from ZeroChaos). It has some clear advantages, but there are certainly a lot of external scripts that don't "like" the new (improved) monitor interface naming convention, but that will hopefully be sorted out soon. Are there other issues too?
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    Please don't use FTP. (Unless you want everyone that uses Shodan laughing at you.) Use something like SSH (SCP).
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    Wow! They came up with a great idea on the description page... attaching it to a quad copter. It's going to be interesting when some of their customers start coming here for help. I wonder if I can leave feedback on that page. It's one thing to build your own personal toy using open source components and software... but they're even ripping off the name and logo. They're also cashing in on merchandising with pineapple thumb drives.
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    Does the university network AP use a captive portal?
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    Regarding the "AP + Client" in recon mode, I also posted about it here. So hopefully Seb will be able to reproduce and fix it. If you attempt to connect an SMA antenna to your ALFA, you are likely to break/bend the center conductor on both. If you connect an RP-SMA antenna to your pineapple, you would have no center conductor connection, and presumably/hopefully the radio would not be damaged when you attempt to transmit. Although I didn't buy my adapters from the Hak Shop, the case is not even close to being in the way. I would contact the Hak Shop to see if they goofed up. Burning up the pineapple from the car power? I know you can burn it up if you try to power it through the USB port. And as you say, the power from an automobile jack is "regulated" by the car's voltage regulator and the battery's clamping ability. I sure wouldn't trust it in my car; I'd use an inverter to power a regulated supply.
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    Very nice! It looks to nice to hide and leave someplace. How much did it cost? Also, are there any problems with heat and battery life?
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    I think you should build it and get back to us with pictures or video of the finished product showing us what it can do. I'd like to see the specs too, especially the power consumption.
  10. fringes
    It should be easy using either init.d or the dip switches. What problems are you having? Be sure to set up your environment as desired, and log output to a file so you can see what went wrong.
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    I agree, except I believe DataHead is only working on a POC for the pineapple. I'm hoping that once he has completed this, WistleMaster might be encouraged to integrate pixiewps into the WPS infusion.
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    Even if there was an xterm, there's no windows system (desktop) to run it in. And if there were, with no console/keyboard/mouse on the pineapple, you would also need RDP. Xterm is a terminal emulator/client integrated with the X-Windows system. I think a direct Linset port to the pineapple is unfeasible because of the xterm dependency. That's not to say that someone couldn't write an infusion, but I think porting the existing desktop version is a bust. Edit: You might get by if you used the DISPLAY env variable (e.g. DISPLAY=desktophost:0.0), but this would require a route from the pineapple to "desktophost" which is often not practical. I still don't think this is the way to go.
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    I have a question.... In Recon Mode, if I select "AP & Clients," the red light (client mode radio) turns off after 15 seconds. If I select "AP Only," I don't lose client mode. I use ssh (autossh) to port forward the pineapple services through a "relay server" to connect remotely, so losing the radio while scanning kind of messes things up. Is this expected behavior? If so, why? Is the only workaround to use a third radio?
  14. fringes
    Thanks, I do remember reading that... So we wait for the next firmware upgrade then.
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    I ran the attack yesterday from my kali VM. The (Cisco) router wasn't vulnerable, but the airodump -vv output is easily parse-able, and there are (so far) only about three valid pixiewps command variants. It seems like it would be a fairly straight forward addition to WPS. I'm looking forward to DataHead's Pixiescript, but I'd still like to see it integrated into the WPS infusion.
  16. fringes
    Hey Whistle Master, There's been a lot of buzz about the pixie dust attack. It seems like something that would fit in the WPS infusion. Have you (or would you) consider adding it?
  17. fringes
    Seems like it should be added to the WPS Infusion.
  18. fringes
    Excellent!
  19. fringes
    What a gem, thanks! First thing I read was the "Security Expert Comment Generator"... Classic!
  20. fringes
    So True! I started saying that back in the '80s; I never knew they'd make a poster. Anyway, SMA was first and made sense. Reverse Polarity (RP) SMA came later and makes no sense to me. They should ave called it Reverse Polish SMA.
  21. fringes
    The pineapple uses SMA connectors. WiFi device manufacturers mostly use RP-SMA. A reasonable explanation for that decision from that Wikipedia article is The FCC considered that the RP-SMA was acceptable in preventing consumers changing the antenna; but by 2000 it regarded them as readily available, though delaying its ruling indefinitely. As of 2013, leading manufacturers are still using RP-SMA connectors on their Wi-Fi equipment Both are standards. Adapters to go from SMA to RP-SMA are cheap and readily available from E-bay, Amazon, and many other online sources as well as your local radio shacks. Kali is a wonderful Linux distribution geared towards penetration testing and forensics. It is by no means the only such distribution and doesn't take credit for the myriad of tools it provides. In fact Pentoo, lead by Mr. WiFi himself, Zero Chaos, is probably more geared for WiFi testing than Kali. And most popular USB WiFi devices that you can connect to your Kali laptop can also be connected to the pineapple. So spend a buck-fifty on an adapter (including shipping) from some "shady co's in china" (as I did) and enjoy your pineapple and Yagi (or parabolic, or cantenna, etc.).
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    Redirecting standard error and standard out won't affect the running of the job. I believe the default is /dev/console, but unless you redirect both to some device (file) you can see, you won't know what's wrong. Often a script will work when run in an interactive shell, but will fail when run via cron (or init). Unless you have the standard error output, you won't have a clue what's happening. I've worked with many Unix systems that sent the default output to the root mail. Since I haven't made that mistake in years (decades), I don't know for sure where your output was going.
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    Yeah, sounds like a short in the battery. I've read in these forums about cold/bad solder joints in many of these batteries. Is this the first time you've used it? If so, I would contact the hakshop for a replacement. Or just open it up and check/fix the wiring yourself assuming you can solder. Also make sure you are using the charger and not the adapter of course, though that shouldn't cause the problem you describe.
  24. fringes
    No it is not! Does it get hot if it is plugged in but the battery is disconnected?
  25. fringes
    I would SSH in (as root of course) and verify it was properly saved with "crontab -l". I don't know if it's necessary, but put a new-line after the last command before saving. Remember that cron commands may not have the same shell environment you expect, so try something like the following: * * * * * /usr/bin/env > /tmp/env 2>&1 After one minute, check the contents of /tmp/env. Most importantly, redirect stdout & stderr to a file (other than /dev/null) for all the commands, especially shell scripts, at least until you have it all working. EDIT: Also, I probably wouldn't use the -f on the reboot if you are trying to preserve open files.
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