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It's a Mr3020, which the pirate box, minipwner and a few other excellent devices are made of. The guy makes his money by offering you a sample video then making you pay a subscription to view the rest. Expensive in my book considering the certs he offers are not accredited. If you're really interested in widy, there is plenty of info on how to make a similar device without having to pay for a subscription, such as the minipwner, and you'll be alot happier with the end result, not to mention it's an excellent learning process rather than someone just pointing at something and telling you to do it.

Nicely put Cooper, I vote we lock this thread and delete the above comment.

And just what will this group be doing?

Martin, You should be going here https://www.kickstarter.com/learn?ref=nav. I can honestly speak for everyone when i say we are tired of hearing about your awesome device without being able to buy one ourselves. Yeah, its cool. Now lets move on.

Not sure why i couldn't, just checked again and its good.

lets just be honest. This is nothing new. You can do the same thing with any dd-wrt or open-wrt router. Also i like a separation in the between using a regular network and tor. I have different "rules of use" for each set-up. If tor was constantly running in the background of a router, like MR. Cooper pointed out, you probably wouldn't stay "anonymous" for long. This also brings me to another point, Tor in no longer Anonymous, It is an added layer of protection and does make it more difficult to track, but not anonymous.

Who needs reaver when there's the pineapple. From what i've read (don't own one myself) reviews say the reaver is shit.

Correct me if i'm wrong but from my understanding The FCC would be regulating ISP's but would allow ISP's to charge more for premium services. Which in return means the "little guys" of the internet wouldn't get a chance to prosper like they currently do. Now when i say Net Neutrality i mean the current proposal, not what real net neutrality is. I would really like to get my hands on the proposal, so i can read it myself instead of taking 3rd party source's word for it. Does anyone know where i can find it?

You could also install OpenVPN on your pineapple, it would help but what Newbi3 said still applies.

I tried PMing you but had no luck. But i see you play drums, was wondering what genre music your into. play guitar and spent 5 years in a band as a vocalist myself.

Nice Work Newbi3!! Not only will this help the community tremendously, including myself, but i'm sure it'll cut done on the evil portal page code support for you as well. It's always good when an issue can be identified and solved by DEVing.

ok i'll be as nice as i can. step one: connect to pineapple, set up client mode in order to provide internet access to clients. step two: get people to connect by using PineAP Step three: Run the infusion of your choice. search forums, youtube, pineapple university. there is a ton of info on how to use the infusions. some infusions require a little work, some work with just a push of a button. step four: Enjoy. ***remember no attack is going to work 100% of the time. Step effing infinity: Do your own research before asking questions. I rarely say this because i know the amount of info can be over whelming but for your question, it definitely applies. There is literally tons of info on how to get started with the wifi pineapple

Semi-off topic but it'd be cool if hak5 could categorize their episodes by content for download or viewing rather than season and episode #.

Do not use a battery pack! There is plenty of info on the wiki page and pineapple university to answer alot of your questions.

Let's start from the basics. Make sure you are powered up via walwart, if you have a different one than the one that came with your pineapple, use it, from my experience the ones that come with the mark V are not high quality. If you can, make sure your pineapple is the only thing connected to that certain outlet. Perform a hard reset via dip switches. ( or flash via sdcard, format SD card before copying firmware files to it) then try to update Via webUI. Let me know how that goes.

In the mean time you can use snoopy-ng by sensepost via kali on a BBB or Rpi. Also it is uncensored and will provide you with much more detail for your recon. https://github.com/sensepost/snoopy-ng

do you have an ETA on this? Its been almost 2 months. Not rushng you, just wondering.

I disagree, i receive wifi, blue tooth signal from all kinds of APs when pentesting. I'm not after the signal, I'm after the data. Although receiving satellite signal is out of the ordinary for most people, if it is just a signal. it's cool at first (for about 2 secs.) but boring in the long run.

Well piratebox is made for the tp link mr3020. It has a 400mhz cpu which is the same as a pineapple. Piratebox uses a form of dnsspoof in order to redirect everyone to piratebox.lan. Now I could be wrong but I think it may be alittle heavy for the pineapple, on top of that piratebox is its own .img. its' configuration might mess things up for the pineapple. I would instead try linking and then forwarding traffic from one to the other. EDIT: But now that I think about it. You could probably pull the files from folder pbIMG_ws.img create a folder for your shared content on the SD card. Link everything together, Then use dns spoof to forward all traffic to piratebox files. So it's possible but I would talk with Seb and Matthias first to find out the exact steps so you don't mess anything up.

it was some code published from the mark 4 i had in stock, but never used. Instead of wasting time rewriting it or simplifying i just need it to run. (because of time restrictions). I was actually able to get it running, and it worked out very well! Thanks for your help though!

The problem with sslstrip2 is porting dns2proxy to the pineapple as well as sites being cached in the targets browser. I imagine to fully get the magic of the original sslstrip back it will take a combination of not only exploiting vunilbilities in the ssl protocol but also in the broswer as well.

Once i start the script, i get a loop that says "Waiting for interface rndis0" i imagine the loop is due to configuration within device and that the script will probably need to be patched. Has anyone tried this for themselves?

As it turns out leafpad was actually saving the file as hosts.txt.txt. removed the extra .txt and I'm good. Unfortunately still did not get it working.

Thanks! I didn't think it was possible to save a file with no extension. But the location of the hosts file isn't the issuse. The script looks for it in /data/local/tmp. And it should be kept separate than your normal host file.

Trying to get BadUSB working on my note 3. I downloaded the files from here https://srlabs.de/badusb/. The readme file says to create your own hosts file so I did and saved it as hosts.txt. used the command adb push hosts.txt /data/local/tmp as directed to transfer the file to my note 3. ran sh badusb.sh in the android terminal. Then I get the error saying my hosts file does not exsist. I was thinking that the .txt file extension was wrong but I could not find any documentation to deny or confirm my suspicion. Anyone have a clue?