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  1. Foxtrot
    While I can't tell you why its there, I've been told its normal and nothing to worry about
  2. Foxtrot
    Please use spoiler tags for your logs ^_^ Dmesg logs dont seem to show any errors, just a loss of power.
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    I'm also running El Capitan (10.11.3, iirc), And it also won't see the tetra
  4. Foxtrot
    Sorry, I meant you could learn about making the modules and producing your own, that way you can put whatever you want into the module. Darren and Sebkinne actually made a nice video to introduce people to the new modules,
  5. Foxtrot
    You could learn about the modules and the tools needed to do such thing and create a module for it
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    While using C++ is cool, I would recommend greatly using python or other interpreted language. It just makes it easier for people to review when you submit.
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    Internet Connection Sharing on OS X doesn't work as conveniently as it does on Linux or Windows because Apple lock their IP ranges for ICS to 192.168.2.0. The Pineapple wants 172.16.42.0. Try reading this for more information and possible work around.
  8. Foxtrot
    Try checking both boxes for logging probes and associations in the PineAP module. You may need to get your clients to reconnect after that to make them show up.
  9. Foxtrot
    Original Pineapple Juice too :)
  10. Foxtrot
    Can you SSH into your pineapple when it is doing this? If you can, dmesg and syslog output would be cool.
  11. Foxtrot
    Yellow is eth0 (RJ45 Jack) Blue is wlan0 tx Red is wlan1mon, when enabled.
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    Depending on your situation and set-up, ofcourse, but be assured the things a beast.
  14. Foxtrot
    Think picking up stations with good strength... Two streets away.
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    Version 2.0 (yes already) has been sent to Seb for uploading to the module manager. Brief Changelog: Completely rewrite the Python backend. Python is now structured with good OOP and methods. Learnt alot about OOP and Python in general. Now we have security in the form of checking whether our master (defined in .conf) sent us the command to execute. Better handling of sockets and the buffer. I don't sleep apparently More detail about the checking who said what has been added into the first post. :D
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    I'm not really sure what you mean by this... identifying with a networks services is currently not possible with Commander, and wouldn't change who can send commands. Non-SSL is ofcourse plaintext, but I don't think using SSL would make much of a huge difference. Its not like you can just sniff an IRC network and watch every byte going through the IRC server. (...right?) That certificate is fine to accept. It was issued by the Net Admins of the network. It does not, and I agree.
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    PoE?

    Foxtrot replied to anode's topic in WiFi Pineapple Mark IV

    You can, but you will need to use a PoE injector.
  18. Foxtrot
    I have also used USB 3 with my NANO, Windows Update automatically grabbed the ASIX drivers when I first plugged the device in.
  19. Foxtrot
    Sure. Should someone find out the nickname of the pineapple, they can /WHOIS and find it, and execute any of the commands you set. There is no user identification of any kind at the moment, and the module is very much a project to learn from for me. Off the top of my head, it would be easy to add a password parameter for your channel. And while you probably don't want people to be executing commands on your pineapple, nobody would know it was Commander unless you told them. To everyone else, it looks like just another user.
  20. Foxtrot
    Hi, This is a module that allows you to control your WiFi Pineapple over IRC. It uses a custom configuration file that you can edit in the Web Interface. The configuration file contains four sections, "Network", "Security", "Commands" and "Other". Firstly, "Network" contains the network information such as the server, port, nickname and channel to join. The new "Security" block contains the name of the Master and the trigger. "Commands" contains your commands in the format of "phrase: command to execute". Finally the "Other" block is for other options such as debugging. For more information on the config file format, see here. Heres some screenshots: Thanks! -Foxtrot
  21. Foxtrot
    I wonder if its a symlink issue.. What is the output of "ls -la /pineapple/modules/". Does it show symlinks? I would also attempt clearing the cache/accessing the UI from Incognito mode, however you shouldn't have to do this.
  22. Foxtrot
    There is a client in that screenshot. Under the "AIRTIES_RT-206" access point there is the MAC Address "94:65:9C:17:B4:11". That MAC is a client to the AP above it.
  23. Foxtrot
    You could try executing "opkg install perl" over SSH.
  24. Foxtrot
    So, bpeezy's issue was his Anti-Virus, not his ICS rules (Posting for him as he cannot post more today). Another user had an issue with Windows 10 ICS though, so I made an imgur album of the steps that work here, incase anyone needs them in the future. Thanks to pelijr in the IRC for helping :)
  25. Foxtrot
    The LHOST and LPORT are Local Host and Local Port, so your IP would be 192.168.x.x, or such for your network. (In my opinion). I'm pretty new to metasploit too, but maybe that will work.
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