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I would recommend watching that Lets Code video, as well as checking out the examples provided in the "Module Maker" module. It gives you a (basic) example of how to transfer data to and from the front end and back end using AngularJS.

Hi, According to the datasheet for the AR9331, the TCase is specified as 110c. You probably won't be reaching anywhere near that, so you're probably good. *studio laughter*

Why would you need a rifle on a pen-test?

The WiFi Pineapple isn't a 4G router... It's a penetration testing platform.

You can use the UART port, right next to the USB Ethernet port. This will drop you into a shell where you may connect to a network, curl the firmware and flash it over the command line.

That is a Raspberry Pi.

Something to note to people using this, is that letting this script download the OUI file to your device obviously creates a connection to ieee.org. While it probably isn't a big deal, its something to keep in mind if youre using it on a deployment ;)

As has been stated multiple times... The Mark 5 IS getting a new firmware. Sebkinne has said it will be made when the NANO and TETRA are stable, which I would imagine is fairly soon.

Hi cbankord, There is a forum just for the WiFi Pineapple NANO, you should post there instead. You can manage the WiFi Pineapple via the Web Interface, or via SSH where you have access to the existing ASH shell, but you can install BASH or ZSH should you want to. You can manage monitor mode on the NANO's network interfaces with airmon-ng, a part of the Aircrack-NG suit. To start a monitor interface on wlan1: airmon-ng start wlan1 You will then have an interface called "wlan1mon". To stop it, you can do "airmon-ng stop wlan1mon". Hope this helps.

Your gateway should not be 8.8.8.8, that's a DNS server. infact, it shouldn't have a gateway at all.

Atleast two threads on this already exist. As for the transfer speeds on wlan1, yes, Those issues have been fixed.

Glad you got it sorted

Hi Pilgrim, welcome to the forums. I'm having some difficulties understanding your problem... When you receive the TETRA you will need to flash it with the firmware available at https://wifipineapple.com/tetra. After you upload the upgrade.bin, it just refreshes and asks you to do it again?

This might be a power issue? If possible, post the content of /etc/config/wireless in spoiler tags.

Or, incase you do use SSH... nano the known_hosts fileand remove the line beginning with 172.16.42.1. Also, don't do sudo ssh xxx, simply do ssh root@172.16.42.1.

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Its been confirmed that it's coming.

https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/37704-scheduled-server-downtime/

Read the post again... He's looking for the factory image, not a sysupgrade. As the website just changed, it's possible it hasn't been added yet. I'm sure when Darren or Seb see this post they'll link it. Unfortunately I seem to have lost it.

Two threads for each module sounds like a nightmare to manage, and a nightmare to keep up with. Why not just include what device you are using while sharing firmware version and other descriptive information?

The pineapple bar is now called the Module Manager.

Yes, that's the small one.

I think that's the first time I watched an unboxing video from start to finish in a really long time, just because your excitement made me so happy. Great video

Yeah, you can connect to the management AP and browse the 172.16.42.1:1471 like you would any other device.