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Zephyr

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  1. I just updated Tyler's redirect.php with the additional 'header('Status: 302 Found');' line. Ok, now this is working, or at least it's getting to the page. the URL appears as: www.facebook.com/facebook.htm as it should. But now I'm getting the error in my browser 'Forbidden. You don't have permission to access /facebook.htm on this server' So apparently this is a permissions/chmod problem. If I'm not mistaken I have to SSH in to change the permissions, correct? EDIT: if I host the actual spoof files in the www folder on the pineapple, I do not get this error. EDIT2: Ok, running the command chmod -R 777 /usb/phish seemed to do the job nicely. I can now load all spoofed pages residing on the usb.
  2. No, The symbolics links are only in the www folder on the pineapple ... pointing to the real files in the 'phish' folder on the usb. After transfering your files to usb/phish, I ran the command: ln -s /usb/phish/* /www/ which created the symbolic links in the www folder. The only files I put in usb/phish were the files that were in your phishing.zip file, nothing else. In other words, redirect.php, error.php and index.php are the actual files in the www folder on the pineapple. They do not exist on the usb and there are no links to them in the www folder pointing to the usb/phish folder since they're not on the usb. Should I redo the process and add the redirect.php, error.php and index.php files to the usb/phish folder as well, and then reinvoke the command to create the symbolic links? Btw I just upadated to firmware 2.7.7 if that makes a difference.
  3. I created symbolic links to everything in the www folder except for redirect.php, error.php and index.php. Tyler: I updated the DNS spoof config with your new txt file, and also placed your new redirect.php in the www folder. Again, there are symbolic links to all the actual spoof pages and associate folders (facebook, twitter, etc) on the usb, but no symbolic links to redirect.php, error.php and index.php, which are only in the www folder. Should I put these pages on the usb and create symbolic link to them as well? When I try to go to a spoofed page, www.facebook.com for instance, I get an rapid oscillation between redirect.php and the page I'm trying to goto (i.e. facebook).
  4. That was fast. Thanks WM! :) What filter string would I use to show only URLs, e.g. www.google.com, etc?
  5. I've just installed the update of urlsnarf v2.7. In non-verbose mode it is not listing URLs. All I get is: urlsnarf output_1360493451.log [February 10 2013 10:52:47] 172.16.42.146HTTP It stops there despite refreshing. That's all I get in non-verbose mode, nothing more. I have connected and tried snarffing multiple URLs with two distinct devices, which incidentally were working fine with urlsnarf v2.5 before the update. Have rebooted the MKIV after install. Nothing more is listed regarless of, well, anything. Verbose mode does work, but is a little too ... verbose. Please note that urlsnarf v2.5 was working correctly, in both non-verbose and verbose mode. Hardware Version (Mark III, Mark IV etc) .......................................... Mark IV Firmware Version (2.3.1, 2.4.0 etc) ................................................... 2.7.0 What the problem is. In detail ........................................................... Pleae see above If it is repeatable. If so, how do we cause the bug to appear? ........ It is persistent Any error messages or helpful log output ........................................ None relevant What is running on the pineapple at the time of the bug .................. Wireless, Cron jobs, Urlsnarf Any fixes you have discovered ........................................................ None thus far
  6. Ok here is what seemed to work for me. 1. Go back to your LAN NIC, IPv4 properties, set to 'Obtain IP address automatically.' 2. Enable ICS on your internet connected adapter as usual (you should not get the 'your LAN adapter will be set' error this time). 3. Return to your LAN IPv4 settings once again and enter the usual information: IP Address: 172.16.42.42 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Preferred DNS Server: 8.8.8.8 4. Reboot your computer. Hopefully it will work.
  7. Just received my Pineapple today. Everything is up and running except for internet connection sharing. When I enable ICS I receive the message: When Internet Connection Sharing is enabled, your LAN adapter will be set to use IP address 192.168.137.1. Your computer may lose connectivity with other computers on your network. If these other computers have static IP addresses, you should set them to obtain their IP addresses automatically. Are you sure you want to enable Internet Connection Sharing? I click 'OK' This of course causes my laptop to lose connection with my Pineapple. I'm running Win 7 and have never seen this message before. I don't know why it's doing this but I'm trying to figure out a work around. How can I enable ICS while retaining my LAN IP, which is set to the Pineapple, 172.16.42.42?
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