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  1. It went back up. Then went back down LOL! Now if you go to thepiratebay.se there is a timer with some Encryption key from the looks of it. Also a black pirate flag flapping in the background.
  2. http://i.word.com/idictionary/pretentiousMay I also add that no where in my post did I say Hak5 was REQUIRED to use domain.com. My post stated the from economic point of view wouldn't it be better?
  3. Isohunt is providing tools to create a copy of TPB. But the TPB is back online now.
  4. What is the reason behind them not using domain.com since it is their sponsor? Wouldn't that mean better deals? An technically by Hak5 not using domian.com doesn't that promote competitors of domain.com, I mean you wouldn't someone driving a Honda in Toyota commercial ! The whole reason why i'm evening bring this up is because i've been researching hosts for my site and then got curious as to how Hak5 does it and if domain.com was as good as they are advertising.
  5. Couldn't help but notice how Hak5 is sponsored by domains.com and endorses domain.com but yet the use dreamhost for their hosting needs. I was wondering why this is?
  6. thepiratebay.cr as well but you can't upload new content
  7. I was wondering the pros and cons of both. I don't mean the obvious stuff like support and start-up cost. Site contents consist of user profiles, forum, products (payments handled by third party), blog/news pages, video tutorials and some file downloads. Right now all is setup on ubuntu server vm for testing, was planning on moving it to a dedicated server made from old pc was it goes public but I wanted to get some thoughts from the pros first.
  8. Awesome Job Seb! Updated without a hitch and all seems well! Just Wondering though, I thought this release would come with Deauth according to the first PineAP hangouts.
  9. As i am sure most people are aware of TPB is offically down after a huge raid. So in case no body has listed this option yet, here it goes: -First type the file you want to search for in the Omni Box like this: <desired file> site : thepiratebay.se (I.E. Swordfish site: thepiratebay.se) - Next chose the listing you want and click the drop down arrow next to the description, then click cached. -Once the page loads select "text only version" - this will pull up a text only version of the cached download page (duh). - Scroll down till you see the link titled "Get this Torrent", Click it and your download will begin! If anyone is having trouble, let me know, in a hurry or i would have provided pics.
  10. Honestly, I don't think the problem is always lack of research but more times than not its lack of understanding the answers given from their research.
  11. Xbox's keyboard compatible off the shelf. However the game probably is not.
  12. I think you should do more research and fully explain yourself when passing judgment. I own both a duck and a teensy. My duck executes a payload in a blink of an eye while my teensy still does a decent job but you can read individual lines as it executes a payload. The part of your post that made me chuckle the most is this line: The ducky is a far better choice for the professional over the Teensy. The housing not only keeps you looking professional in front of clients but the visual aspect of it looking like and ordinary usb flash drive gives you a simple channel to educate less technical clients on the dangers of plugging unknown USB flash drives into their PC. ( There are a few more that i will gladly educate you on when i got more time) Above that their was no common sense in that line what so ever...I.E. A potential target finds a ducky in its housing on the ground and a Teensy, which one is the target more likely going to plug in?...... If you answered Teensy, your an idiot. If any line i put missed the point of BadUSB it would be # 2 becasue truth be told BadUSB can be performed on any Flash Drive but it would require reverse engineering the firmware, finding the vulnerabilities and then writing your own exploit/patch for that firmware and then reflashing the flash drive. But not too many of us have the ability or the time to do that.
  13. That is the way it is suppose to be, but noobs here are alot of times treated as 2nd class citizens of the community.
  14. The reason why i'm posting this is after watching the new episode of Hak5 i felt like their was some resentment concerning BadUSB. Since most people already know what the ducky can do, I'm going to focus mainly on the BadUSB Points. 1. BadUSB was originally created to show vulnerabilities in usb flash drive firmware. 2. BadUSB (as of right now) can only be performed on USB 3.0 flash drives that contain the Phison 2303 micro-controller. It is alot harder to come by these specific drives than one might think. Note: There is also an android version of BadUSB but i am not touching that as i consider it a different "product". 3. The Rubber Ducky is alot faster than BadUSB and a Teensy for that matter. 4. BadUSB has the ability to infect other USB 3.0 Flash Drives with the Phison 2303 (again pretty hard to obtain). 5. With BadUsb you have the ability to test social engineering by having a Companies Logo printed onto the case. Increases the chance up to 90% that someone finding it will plug it in. Plus it does require you to be on site. Which bring me to my next point....... 6. If you can find a steady supplier of the right flash drive for BadUsb. BadUsb is a inexpensive alternative to Rubber Ducky; which you can drop a few of them in a desired location and wait. The Usb Rubber Ducky is a little on the steap side for this kind of activity for the average person or small business. 7. For the professional pentester, The USB Rubbery Ducky is the way to go, Hands Down. Matter of fact the researchers who created BadUSB say themselves that if you are trying to perform the BadUSB Hack in order to use it as a Ducky, You should just buy the Ducky, you'll be alot happier. (they also credit Hak5 on there github). consider the Rubby Ducky as a Enterprise device and BadUsb as a home hobbyist "bought from walmart" device. 8. This is the last one i'm writing cause it the most important, with BadUSB, You have very little support, with the Rubber Ducky you have a whole community behind you.
  15. Upon attempting it once again. I was able to get the image to actually show, although not exactly the way it needed to be displayed. This also made me realize that even if it was displayed right, some of the small tiles are "transparent" while some are filled with there own black background. Since i am in experienced, i believe i will still be able to accomplish a good look by adding the image to the status bar as a banner instead of the background. I noticed that css classes are created in the css file then called in index.php. However i must do more research to accomplish this. Right now i can get words to appear but not the image.
  16. I tried putting in /pineapple/ and /pineapple/includes/img ( I believe that's it) I did not remove where it sets the color to black. I was thinking if I put the code below that it would overlay it with my image. For what it's worth I attempted to put in image code in several different locations.
  17. Tried that too by doing: body { background-image: url("/path/my_image.png"); background-repeat: repeat-x; } Still no luck.
  18. I am trying to had my own logo as a background image in the webUI. I have no experience in php, but from what i believed that that the index.php would be the file to edit. I have tried several different lines of code but still couldn't accomplish my goal. So now i turn to the pros.
  19. Which is why i asked. The most amusing part is "the set-up". It always test the person intellect.
  20. Of course! The reason this was created for personal use. Which means no one should be using this against another individual without permission and i can not be held liable for the actions of others who might choose to do so. Which it will state as a disclaimer in the release, once a few bugs are worked out.
  21. Its not so much that its needed, it would be more of a ease of use feature. I mean to be honest the user infusions section isn't "needed" but it does provide an excellent solution, in terms of ease of use, for installing infusions. Its not phishing as described in the link above but rather it test / shows the dangers of byod (android only) and installing 3rd party applications. The way its currently set-up is it asks you to install an "update" to gain access through the portal. Crrently The "update" is an .apk that is setup to exploit the features of a popular messaging app and then send all messages through that app back through a server to another devices. Now i assume to make this legal a disclaimer must be provided in the package?
  22. Depending on the country you live in it is illegal. However, in a few countries if you own the network then you can do practically whatever you want on that network as long as it doesn't break other laws. I.E. stealing banking info. Now with that being said, you have to remember that hak5 is a profesional business that would like to stay in business, if they are labeled as a company who sell malicious tools to malicious people, even for the sake of fun. They could very well be shut down. Just remember this when wording questions.
  23. Hi All, can someone point me to the forum rules for the pineapple section. Need to know if something i created is ok before sharing it. Which lead me to an idea: Under the infusions section we got 3 different sections for infusions system,user and command line. I thought it would be cool if we had a community share section also for things like portal code for evil portal, I seen someone on here a while back create there own custom webUI that could fall under this section (too sleepy to think of more examples but i think you get the point.) Currently there are some tasks that require you to scp or ssh into the pineapple to move code around like the above mentioned task and then it takes uploading the files somewhere else in order to share, then post links to people who might interested, then they have to download it...so on and so forth. I believe with another section added this could be automated. Now the main CON i see in this, is a section like this may require heavier and more attentive filtering by the hak5 team or assigned community members. ( i volunteer, if need be) Anyways, Just a thought.
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