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its completely possible, you can even set it up with wiggle and and google maps / openstreet map. You should check out snoopy and creepyDOL.

You can also try to disable and the re - enable the wlan0 interface . That's what I have to do.

Why not a pineapple thong for the ladies? Talk about a selfish gift to our GFs

If I'm not mistaken metasploitable linux is a distro designed just for "hacking".

Although some of you might have thought a support thread for pineAP was silly. Let's not forget that we are called a community for a reason. The thread was created for us to give support to each other, having all the information in one thread to make issues and solutions easier to find makes things easier and more organized rather than scrolling through a bunch of different threads that get lost in the shuffle. Plus having a thread for support rather than a bug report, takes some of the load off Seb and others in the community, especially when it's a issue that had been answered. So if nothing else maybe pin* a thread where all questions and concerns can be answered or linked.

After upgrading I could receive the test text but could not get the pineapple to respond to my commands when sending smser a text. I kept getting datetime errors. Here is a copy of the logs: 22:29:05.448717 - Checking for messages... 22:29:05.802111 - You've got mail 22:29:05.922876 - Error fetching messages: type object 'datetime.datetime' has no attribute 'datetime' 22:29:05.930282 - No more messages. Will check again in 54 seconds 22:30:00.461935 - Checking for messages... 22:30:00.771926 - You've got mail 22:30:00.910317 - Error fetching messages: type object 'datetime.datetime' has no attribute 'datetime' 22:30:00.917322 - No more messages. Will check again in 37 seconds Any help would be appreciated!

It's available on youtube. However the audio is poor. Him and Seb will be doing a proper release via Google hangouts soon.

Ah Ha! For whatever reason Pineapple still wasn't working as described above. Decided to re - flash and it seemed to fix my issue. However I do not see all ssid that my device should be probing for show up.

I would of like to have seen it filmed and then uploaded. Like any of your shows but eh, hindsight is 20-20.

As far as how it is done I couldn't tell you. But basically they take off the shelves Atheros based routers modify the firmware and resignal them to other frequencies for secure, cost effective communications.

Thanks Bobjones!I am just playing the middle on it. If this is real, I personally don't mind his actions. It's kinda charismatic.

Cool, thanks for explaining Darren! from my test it seemed like it would only rebroadcast surrounding APs. Myself and the rest of the community is highly grateful for all of yours, Sebs and the rest of the crew's hard work! Hope your enjoying Defcon!

Well honestly for $300 if it comes close I would still buy. I mean to do the same with the hackRF it would require me to purchase 2 of them. As far as his attack on Ettus, he is the uunderdog, so it's expected.

Without a doubt he has a vendetta against ettus. What I'm concerned about is if he is actually offering a genuine gsm capable sdr transceiver and does his advertising match the quality of the product.

Thanks Bobjones for a heads up. Ettus is a favorite among Pros. Can Someone who isn't new to this forum back up this claim?

From my understanding the new firmware offers the ability to collect SSIDs of currently broadcasting APs and shows which clients are connected to them. It also can take those SSIDs and rebroadcast them in order to aid in karma attacks. My question is this: Wouldn't it make more sense if the recon section picks up ssids from client side probe request and then offers the ability to rebroadcast them? I mean if you are sitting at one location you can already determine what APs are around and set the pineapple to rebroadcast those SSIDs. Gaining SSIDs from clients would allow you to collect SSIDs of APs from other locations and rebroadcast them.

Figured i would start this as i know the HAK5 team is busy

What type of power supply is it hooked up to?

Oh Darren, PineAP, recon. Nice implentation

I was searching for cheap alternative sdr transceivers for gsm research because i'm not interested in radio transceivers for any other purpose. Eventually I found this: http://dl.ubnt.com/newsletters/0123a.html The rocket m900 seems to be a gsm basestation or a basestation range extender possibly. Not entirely sure. My way of thinking is if it can be used to form your own gsm basestation, why pay upwards of $600 for a ursp or 2 hackRFs for a single purpose implementation. I would love to hear the communities thoughts on this product

Thanks to the both of you. I checked out your windows handheld sdr and would love to purchase.

Found and interesting article about using off the shelf routers as SDR transceivers http://www.qsl.net/kb9mwr/projects/wireless/ham-how-to.html

New to SDR. Was wondering if the hackRF one would be suitable for gsm basestation implementations? And what are the Pros and cons compared to the usrp b200?

Why not try some social engineering and take a screen shot of the original message and photo edit the added text. Just make sure to pay attention to every detail

Another option is using one of these cooling docks http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003BYRO8I?pc_redir=1405492443&robot_redir=1 It uses a separate battery supply. To push air through you can actually us real porish foam and drill holes in your keyboard platform. It will push hot air out when the box is open.