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Indeed. Thanks for the note. I want a Pineapple but unfortunately I cannot get the funds to buy one. I know the Pineapple is a low price piece of kit considering it's functionality; but I can't even afford that. I live with my parents and they have bills so their left with very little money. Bummer -_-

No problem Mr Kitchen. I made a comment on the latest Hak5 video about unlocking your device with NFC tags too. If you are rooted, install Xposed Framework (Google it), then install NFC Screenoff Enabler (it's name is somewhat among those lines) which can be found within the Xposed app in the Download section. Once the module had been installed, open the modules UI and use it's config to register your tag to unlock the device.

Perhaps it would be better to do: cd /pineapple rm -R * wget dl.dropbox.com/s/u5pp48acdcagebo/www_Pineapple_1.1_MK5.zip unzip *

Step 1.) Ssh into your pineapple. Then enter this: cd / rm -R pineapple mkdir pineapple cd pineapple wget dl.dropbox.com/s/uzj6tmeppkmdtii/LavaPrompt_Hak5_Release.zip unzip *.zip That should be it. I don't own a pineapple to I cannot promise to you that the above code will work. Give it a try ;)

I can indeed provide screenshots. I'll upload them within 24 hours.

Ok, So some time ago I decided to extract the Web UI from the pineapple firmware (/pineapple) and modify it. So, let's get onto the facts shall we? Hak5 - Wi-Fi Pineapple Web UI changes (By Jack Davies, AKA Lavanoid Volcanic): 1.) Modified index.php (The root index of the web server). These changes enable the page to read the configuration that is located in /includes/configuration/layout.php, which contains the theme config. 2.) Created the directory "/includes/configuration" - this may prove useful for future implementations. 3.) Created the directory "/includes/theme" - this directory contains three themes, the original theme, and the other two are custom themes created by me, which are white_elegence and black_elegence. the background that is included in the two custom themes are NOT my creation - I got them from a free wallpaper site - I TAKE NO CREDIT! The background included in the theme "white_elegence" has had it's colour inverted to match the white elements, however - I DO NOT TAKE CREDIT FOR THIS EITHER! 4.) I've sanitised the scripts stored within /includes/api - I don't like messy scripts, although they work, I have OCD (Obsessive Cleaning Disorder) so it interferes with my digital life aswell as the real one. I've also sanitised the /includes/json.php - why was all of the script placed on one line? If I was a CPU, I would be scared to read all of that at once. 5.) Made a few modifications to /includes/css/styles_main.php (I can't remember if I renamed it to .php from .css). The original "styles_main.php" has been placed within the "/includes/theme/original" directory - some people may want the original UI, why should my work stop them? 6.) Made the /includes/api/statusbar_handler.php better by changing the output of the system status. Before, the command "uptime" was just run without any other tampering involved - I thought this wasn't good enough so I made it give out a much cleaner output. 7.) Added an API that is stored as /includes/api/cpu_load.php - this just outputs the CPU usage in %. I was hoping to use this to implement status bars that show the CPU usage and later on adapt this to show other stats, but Javascript hasn't been my "best friend" lately. Unfortunately, I do not own the Pineapple so I cannot gurantee that my modifications wiil work on the device that it was designed for (MK5) so I hope that if there are bugs, that you can fix them. I have been testing as much of the script as I can via my own webserver (Ubuntu, Apache2, PHP5) so that is how I have been able to "emulate" a Pineapple, though I cannot use the features such as the infustion tiles etc. Ideas for the future: I no longer have the time to continue editing the Web UI as I have more important things to deal with (school exams, college etc) so here are my ideas that I think should be implemented into the UI: 1.) A little "tab" box that allows the user to select a different theme without editing the /includes/configuration/layout.php file. 2.) A page dedicated to theme downloads. 3.) A percentage bar located below the status bar that indicates CPU usage - I tried to add this feature myself but the script just won't work - the "setInterval" command in the javascript ignores what I have placed, I have no idea for why this is, neither am I able to spend the time figuring it out - sorry. Thank you for taking the time to read this changelog! Good luck! *********** UPDATE *********** Version 1.1) Just made another slight modification to the "statusbar_handler.php" file. There was a bug when displaying the No. of logged on users. Download link: dl.dropbox.com/s/u5pp48acdcagebo/www_Pineapple_1.1_MK5.zip I've tried getting in contact with Darren Kitchen about this for some time now, but no luck so I thought I'd post it in the forum for him to find instead. Screenshots: Installation instructions: 1.) SSH into the pineapple 2.) Ensure that the pineapple is connected to the internet 3.) Run the following commands: cd /pineapple rm -R * wget dl.dropbox.com/s/u5pp48acdcagebo/www_Pineapple_1.1_MK5.zip unzip * As stated before - I do NOT own a Pineapple so I am unable to test all of the features; neither am I able to guarantee a hassle free installation. I would deeply appreciate it if I had some positive feedback though. Give it a try; perhaps you'll love your Pineapple even more than before!

I've already modified a lot of the web interface, of course - when I'm finished I'll show it to Darren for his approval and perhaps he will implement my changes into the firmware itself. Changes that I've made: 1.) Sanitised most of the scripts/pages (I LIKE MY CODE CLEAN! Tabbing achieves this). 2.) Added theme support (Anyone will be able to create and install custom themes - thats if you want a different appearence). 3.) Tidied up the status bar - information is more tidy, easier to read and it provides the CPU usage/load in %. What I'm planning to do next: 1.) Add detailed bar charts that inform the user of free disk space, RAM, CPU frequency/min freq/max freq etc. 2.) Not sure about anything else yet, maybe some cool animations and stuff - I like things to look tidy and efficient. I don't own a Pineapple (maybe months or even a year before I can get one - I'm 15 years old, I have to be wise with my pocket money) - so although I can view a majority of the elements, I cannot view/test all of them - such as the tiles, etc...

Thanks for the advice. I've managed to extract the firmware with the software you mentioned - WAHOO! Can't wait to get a Pineapple . Thanks everyone.

I think the UI could be brighter and more "up-to-date" looking.

Thanks for the reply. Anyway, as I web developer and a network manager (all of which take place in my free-time), I love being able to modify all of my gadgets. So, the answer to your question is simple - I want a unique interface that suites my personal style, I want something distinguished from everyone else's Pineapple - I want to add even more features of my own. I've already written a web UI for my Raspberry Pi that controls a BBC Dr-Who K-9 and I think I can do even better to the Pineapples already existing UI. Is it possible to have a link to the source? I can't find it anywhere... Also, this is the UI that I wrote for my Pi: https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-4hRvPgQC5jY/U10QOAu8ufI/AAAAAAAAA9I/LDi8FV34Brk/w702-h335-no/K9-CPL.png

Does anyone know where to get the pineapple source code from? I'm not bothered about how hard it is to compile the code and what not, I simply want access to the web UI source as I want to make it better. I currently do not own a Wi-Fi Pineapple, but I am thinking about getting one - ONLY IF I HAVE THE ABILITY TO "CHANGE-UP" the UI elements. Thanks.

Just tried it on some other systems, it certainly works with Ubuntu. I've also tested it on the Raspberry Pi running Debian Wheezy. Have you tried it? Have you changed the variables at the top of the script to work with your configuration? If it doesn't work, please let me know . P.S. You do know that the script that I pasted on this page isn't displayed correctly right? That's why I uploaded it to my dropbox account. Don't forget to chmod the script too. I use "chmod 0777 duck" because 0777 means everything. I also recommend placing the "duck" file in your home directory/bin. E.g. /home/Username/bin If a file is placed in your bin directory, then you can type "duck" from any directory and run the script. If you run the script like this: "sudo duck erase" etc, then it most likely won't execute because sudo doesn't use your home directory in its path variable. If you do want it to work with sudo, then you should place the script in /bin (not ~/bin or /home/USER/bin). SUDO !! (BANG BANG!)

Hi, I've tried all of the functions and it seems to work for me.

Here's a bash script that lets you easily compile scripts as well as flash firmware! Unfortunately, when I paste the script directly on to this page, it isn't shown correctly so here is a dropbox link to it (my Github account has messed up a bit so I can't sync my repositories anymore): Link (Click Here!) Here's the script if you want to review it before downloading:

OH WOW! I FOUND AN ALTERNATIVE TO COMPILING THE SOURCE! I just discovered that if you enter "sudo apt-get install dfu-programmer" into the terminal, it installs the program! WOW! Did anyone else know about this?

Hi, thanks for the reply, "sudo apt-get libusb-dev" didn't work because you forgot the "install" argument, thanks anyway - most appreciated. Now that I've managed to get libusb installed (thank you!) - I'm still faced with issues. I've also just fixed the "gawk" error by running "sudo apt-get install gawk". Never the less, I'm still encountering problems when I compile the program. Now my output is: Really hope I can get this working .

Hi, so I've started using Ubuntu (after a really long time) and I have a really frustrating problem. I have dfu-programmer-0.5.4 and I've already extracted everything from its archive, but I cannot compile the code so I can flash my duck. It cannot compile because the usb.h file is missing. Can anyone help? Thanks.

Unfortunately no. I don't have access to the source code of WebBrowserPassView (By Nirsoft). If I had source, then I could fix this issue. My only chance of bypassing this is if I had source code, or access to a program that works like WebBrowserPassView that someone else has created and who has released source code for it.

It doesn't matter what I try to run - Powershell doesn't want to work. I hate Powershell.

Ok, why is Microsoft so stupid? Seriously! I've set my Powershell execution policy to "remotesigned" so powershell scripts can be executed, but when I try to run a powershell script (.ps1) - the output Window remains blank and the program quits. The only method that I can use to execute powershell scripts is using the download 'n' execute script that is commonly used on this forum. Its ridiculous. I've tried to execute the Mimikatz Powersploit Invoke scripts but they don't work unless I use the download 'n' execute script. I want to execute PS1 files locally WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION! Anyone got any ideas on how to fix this stupid issue? Someone needs to give whoever developed Powershell a punch around the mouth - SERIOUSLY! D*** heads. Microdick (Microsoft) can be so frustrating. Can't even go on Youtube with an xbox without paying for a gold subscription - money beggars.

I may have found one possible solution, http://doc.xceedsoft.com/products/Xceedzip/Unzipping_files_from_a_zip_file_directly_to_memory.html HHHHmmmmmm .

OK, As the title states, I want to be able to extract a encrypted zip archive and output the files directly into RAM with Powershell so that it was never written to the disk. Any ideas? Anyone written a script to do this? Would be great to implement it into my duck payload. If anyone has alternatives to the use of Powershell, then still consider replying - Powershell isn't mandatory. Thanks.

Also, magical jelly bean has no command line support.

Oh. Sorry, I thought the ducky forum would be appropriate since the program is used in my Duck payload.

That's great to hear :D .