DrDinosaur

This. Karma isn't that useful anymore without something like this.

During my testing, I was having many of the same problems as you.

Hi, I'm doing a project and I was wondering if there are any ways to bypass the default setup of the NoDogSplash captive portal. DNS tunneling? What's the easiest way to do this? Thanks.

Not quite sure what you mean at the end of the first part. If anyone could help soon, that would really be great. Not sure why no one else has responded...

Hi, I'm testing some attacks with the pineapple. How would I perform a "Evil Twin" attack? Just copy the BSSID and SSID of the target network? Could you provide the exact commands or instructions because I've had some issues with the pineapple. I was having issues testing Karma. Does it not work on most devices now, or is there some technical glitch or misconfiguration in my testing? I turned on Karma on the pineapple. I forgot all networks on the devices except one open previously connected network. I turned Wi-Fi on the devices and many of them did not automatically connect to the pineapple (though a couple devices may have automatically). I only saw the probe requests on my Nexus 7. What's the correct way to test this? Say there is a network with WPA2 encryption. I know the key of that network. How can I set everything up so that I can deauth the AP or a client on that AP and have all or just that one client(s) connect to my evil AP? I couldn't get wlan0 to have an encrypted network so that the devices that just got deauthed could connect automatically with the same key. Again, specific instructions would be great because I don't want to say it doesn't work when it actually does. Lastly, what's a simple way to showcase code injection on HTTP? I know there is a module for that, so what's a good, simple script to showcase the injection? SSLstrip has issues on the web interface, so doing this with Kali or through SSH on the pineapple would be fine. Any details would be highly appreciated. Thank you!

What earth does the "get" infusion do and how do I use it? Is it supposed to grab browser data? I'm trying to test it right now and it's not doing anything.

Let's say I have router one with a BSSID of 11:22:33:44:55:66 and a ESSID of "Home Network" and I want to use an evil twin attack. Can I make an access point with the same BSSID and ESSID thus making it very difficult to see which access point is the real deal? Is this possible with the Pineapple or otherwise? Thanks!

Thank you for the reminder! Not sure why I had to set it up again, but it fixed the issue.

Can someone help here? I have to do a project, so I'm wanting to fix this issue quickly so I can get back to work. Thanks!

I think I just turned it off without doing that, which may have messed up the settings.

I actually think it's something with the Pineapple's network settings. I had the internet working just yesterday with no changes to my Windows settings. I was doing some testing with the Pineapple and I had it plugged in via ethernet and it connected to my main Wi-Fi via wlan1 and shared that internet with the AP the Pineapple was broadcasting. I turned off wlan1 so it would just get the internet via the ethernet, but the internet was then lost.

Yep the settings are all good and I can connect to the Pineapple fine, but it's just not getting internet access like it should.

I am using Windows 7. I have admin privileges. How can I disable auto-configure?

Hi, I connected my Pineapple to my computer via ethernet. I just factory reseted the Pineapple. I can connect via the web interface to the Pineapple, but I can't get the Pineapple to get internet access. I am sharing the connection from the wireless of my laptop to the Local Area Connection of the Pineapple. Do I need to change something in ICS? I have wlan0 broadcasting an AP named "Wi-Fi", but wlan1 is off. Any reason why my pineapple is not getting internet? Thanks.

I use JuiceSSH for the Pineapple and my server.

When I try typing "nmap" into my SSH session in the pineapple, it appears nmap is only version 6.01 and not the latest 6.40. Can I update nmap (easily [and if so, how?]) and would that update affect the current nmap infusion? Thanks!

Hahahahaha! That's great lol

I have my pineapple broadcasting the SSID "Wi-Fi" on wlan0. I insert an Alfa into my Kali VM and have connected to the Pineapple's AP (Wi-Fi). I am in control of the pineapple via the web interface now. I started wlan1 and connected to my local home AP which has internet. This should give the pineapple and all of its clients internet now. It has worked before, but now it's not working. The pineapple cannot get internet (gives errors when updating and trying to obtain its external IP). http://gyazo.com/45bc1de0a306bf822f5e152f1154c454 I am on the latest firmware. Any suggestions?

Just caught this on my RSS. I hate how it doesn't give the full thing on Feedly. Anyway, great post. I always like how simple yet informational they are :)

Yeah sounds cool.

Sure! I got one not doing much right now. Would love to turn it into a hacking machine lol.

You have a $900 hacking tablet? Or do you want something like that? It looks really nice. Some should buy it, image it, return it, and then share it ;)

Does just leaving the antennas in the case have a large drop in signal quality?

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