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Foxtrot

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  1. Just released 1.1. Changes: -Add checks to force input of frequency and file path -Add RX and TX Gain options -Allow user to input GHz for frequency -Frequency units no longer case-sensitive -Do conversion from GHz/MHz to Hz properly
  2. Unfortunately I can only confirm that the HackRF works with the tools & library we now have. I don't have a portapack, nor do I know much about it. Attaching your dmesg in the spoiler tags could be useful. Not from myself, I don't own those devices :) Prior to this module libhackrf and the hackrf-tools were not on OpenWRT either, its probable that rfcat would need cross-compiling.
  3. Hi I made a module for HackRF on the WiFi Pineapple. I hope you guys like it.
  4. https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html https://hsts.realloc.me/ You can do things like installing your own CA on the target device, etc.
  5. If the traffic is encrypted with SSL but does not use HSTS (or some other enforcement), you could try SSLSplit. If the SSL uses HSTS (Which it likely does) you cannot.
  6. The RT5370 comes with the Tactical Elite bundle and is useful for making Client-mode connections to other Access Points (for internet access, say).
  7. I think his YouTube videos point out how absurd it is to say "literally all modules have issues". Regarding your WPS issue, from what I can see from your post history you have not even attempted to try and "debug" the problem, you could of ran the bully and wash executables over SSH to see if the problem exists with only the module, instead of copy and pasting the same message in 3 separate threads. Please understand that the majority of modules are created by members of the community, as stated before, the community doesn't get paid to put time and effort into creating modules, we do it because its fun for us. EDIT: I just tested the WPS module for you, and it works fine here. MAC Addresses and sensitive SSIDs have been censored. (Notice the WPS column at the end)
  8. DNS can be set to any DNS server...
  9. I think its unlikely (read: not impossible) that the firmware will become "Stable", however - the current 3.0.0 build is pretty solid. Problems with modules are likely to do with the modules themselves.
  10. There is a post made just about this exact chipset, with a reply from Sebkinne inside of it. (And it was on the first page...) Please use the search function, it prevents clutter.
  11. Also, the full command would of brought up the interface.
  12. If the device is on but the LED is not lit, try enabling the radio. ifconfig wlan0 up although you shouldn't have to.
  13. 172.16.42.42 is the IP Address you have on the NANOs network. 172.16.42.1 is the NANOs IP.
  14. On the Pineapple you need to set it's IP range too uci set network.lan.ipaddr=XXX.XXX.XXX.1 uci commit reboot You also need to change the gateway in /etc/config/network
  15. Its generally suggested you use Linux or anything other than OS X because of the difficulties in making ICS work. It's possible, and you can find examples of how to do it and why its such a pain in the ass by searching. Someone actually made a pretty good guide, but Apple still make it annoying.
  16. May I ask why you would do such a thing? You could just make a script that does ifconfig wlan0 down and add it to rc.local.
  17. On the 1.4 board the transistor has "HR 52" printed on it. R125 has a 4.84kohmz resistance on the 1.4 board. (assuming i measured correctly) By the way the shields are there for some reasons :)
  18. Perhaps you would like to create a bridge interface? https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/networking/network.interfaces
  19. Uhm, why? A tablet can (should) be able to connect to the Management AP and use the Pineapple to its fullest, that's why it exists. Creating a hotspot and using a third add-on radio to connect to it yields no benefits, as far as i can see. This is true... which is why the Management AP (wlan0) exists, so you can manage the Pineapple and still have a radio capable of injection. Unless you want a source of internet by connecting to the Pineapple to another access point, you do not need the RT5370.
  20. Try installing the USB network kmod. opkg update && opkg install kmod-usb-net
  21. Start with the SD card slot, but be careful to not wedge whatever tool you're using inside the actual component. Go around the device edges from there and it will just fall away.
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